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Those songs are great. Classic rock isn't a thing. Those songs are the most surface-level skim possible of that nonexistent category. Etc.

 

Hell no.

 

To be fair to him Will, Dream On is the correct answer.

 

"Dream On" isn't even Aerosmith's best song.

 

Sweet Emotion?

 

"Seasons of Wither", "Nobody's Fault" or "Same Old Song and Dance" for my money.

 

Its actually go your own way. Or thunder road, if it counts

 

As long as it's not "Don't Stop Believing"

 

I was joking with that comment, I'd have to have a long think to decide what I the best classic rock is.

 

I would disagree.

 

Everybody has their own opinion but "Wont Get Fooled Again" by The Who is one of the best rock songs of all time if you ask me.

 

"Thunder Road" always wins.

 

unless it's up against Jungleland

 

not even the best Journey song, it's Faithfully

 

While I agree with this, only by the tiniest of margins. Because "Don't Stop Believin'" is amazing.

 

"The Boys Are Back In Town" in this discussion?

 

The Boys Are Back In Town is in every discussion

 

Where's Spo to say "Sweet Thing"?

 

Don't Stop Believin is one of those songs that's so overplayed it's hard to appreciate, plus it's confusing does the singer smell of wine and cheap perfume or does the smoky room

 

THAT GIVES IT AN AIR OF MYSTERY, IAN!!!!

Also, I rarely have songs ruined for me by overplay or other people. Especially if I really love them.

 

There is technically not a "South Detroit", where that dude is supposedly born and raised. He would be referring to Windsor, Canada. That song is a bit of a running joke for a lot of people here because of that.

 

Somehow him being Canadian makes it better. Can't you just see that protagonist all in denim with a mullet?

 

I would still give the edge to "Thunder Road," though the "Jungleland" sax solo does make a compelling argument.

 

Well it's up there with Livin on the Edge, Last Child, Back on the Sattle and Sweet Emotion.

 

You're right, I also forgot Spirt of the Radio by Rush and Son of a Poor Man by Reo. My bad.

that is a great one too!