Roll With It - Steve Winwood

Rock Around The Clock - Bill Haley and The Comets

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - The Band

Wheel I The Sky - Journey

Listen Every Day to Z E P P E L I N

Country Boy - Johnny Cash

Is Diamanda Gala really an option? She may be the best suited human on earth to actually make Led Zeppelin suck. The album she did with JPJ is the only album I don't have and I have no desire at all to get it. She is that bad. The only worse idea would be recruiting someone from American Idol.

Black Country Woman - Led Zeppelin

In alphabetical order my Top 5: Jeff Beck Roy Buchanan Jimi Hendrix Ted Nugent Jimmy Page Honorable mentions: Eric Clapton Stevie Ray Vaughn Duane Allman was superb in his short time and would have definitely been on the list had he lived longer. Jerry Garcia for his LONG jams and unique sound that I liked. People I think are overrated (This doesn't mean they suck just I think they aren't as good as everyone acts like they are) Top 5: Eddie Van Halen: He was exceptional and I'm a big fan but I feel like he never fully lived up to his full potential. He could have done so much more. Chuck Berry: His songs all sound to similar to one another. And I'm fairly sure that quite a few of his songs are just Johnny B. Goode with different lyrics. Keith Richards: The Rolling Stones are one of my favorite bands and he was a superb player/songwriter but no where near men like Hendrix, Page or Clapton where he is usually ranked. George Harrison: He is ranked really high only because the Beatles were so popular. Again, not a bad player just not one of the greatest. Kurt Cobain: I don't hear anything special at all when I listen to him. Sorry, I just don't hear it. Most underrated (Yes, you'll have heard of most of them but I think they don't get the credit they deserve) Top 5: Roy Buchanan Mike Bloomfield Ted Nugent: Everyone knows how awesome he is but won't admit it because they don't like his politics. It's rock and roll, not an election. Get over it. Kerry Livgren Allen Collins: Two words, Free Bird. I see alot of lists that don't mention him in the top 100 and Gary Rossington gets more attention since he's the only original member still in the band.

I actually like the way alot of the messes sound. Just because a song isn't chronological isn't a bad thing imo.

I have seen and been curious about this book. How is it?

And quite a few music books.

Fool In The Rain - Led Zeppelin

Take A Look At Yourself - Coverdale/Page

Robert Plant would often flip verses 2 and 3 in concert. That could be what you're hearing.

Jazz is the one genre of music I think is still putting out some good new musicians.

It probably doesn't count but the instrumental of Stairway To Heaven that Page would play at his shows was the best instrumental version of a Led Zeppelin song.

Break On Through - The Doors

How Many More Times - Led Zeppelin

The Sky Is Crying - George Thorogood and The Destroyers

Here it is. What a cheap shot. It was really forced too. The Simpsons and other adult cartoons on Fox are constantly taking cheap shots on people they don't like. It's pathetic really. I'm sure that no Led Zeppelin members will be interested in appearing on this douche bags TV show after this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByUjZ80HGRU

Don't Do It - The Band

John Barleycorn Must Die - Traffic

Fight to the death! My money is on Ted Nugent as the greatest guitarist of all time.

I was actually being sarcastic. My point was this list is ridiculous. Anyone who actually believes that Prince is a better guitarist than someone like Jeff Beck is a little looney.