[lowbridge]

"Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix and the Beatles", "Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and AC/DC's Back in Black", "kids are going back and rediscovering the Who and Sabbath"

This is classic rock? When I hear the term "classic rock" I think of Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, even The Beach Boys, etc. 1950s rock n roll.

[Gay State Conservative]

This is classic rock? When I hear the term "classic rock" I think of Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, even The Beach Boys, etc. 1950s rock n roll.

IMO,classic rock covers stuff made from the late 50's to the mid to late 60's.Buddy Holly is "classic"...so is Elvis...as are the Who,Hendrix,the early stuff by the Stones,Creedence,etc.

To me,the music "died" in the early 70's...not with a bang but with a wimper.

[Dick Vomer]

Nah...classic rock is....digging through the big black LP stash.....

Santana's "Abraxas",

Moody Blues "Days Of Future Passed"

, Led Zeppelin IV (aka ZOSO),

Paranoid by Black Sabbath ,

Led Zeppelin II ,

Are You Experienced? ,

Abbey Road by Beatles ,

Sticky Fingers ,

Crime Of The Century or Breakfast In America by Supertramp,

The Stranger by Billy Joel ,

High Voltage by AC/DC ,

Frampton Comes Alive by Peter Frampton ,

Rumours by Fleetwood Mac ,

Their Greatest Hits: 1971-1975 by The Eagles ,

ZZ Top The Best Of ZZ Top ,

Moondance by Van Morrison,

Tea For The Tillerman by Cat Stevens,

Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles

Cream Wheels Of Fire

The Kinks : Ultimate Collection

Buffalo Springfield Retrospective

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young : Deja Vu

Creedence Clearwater Revival Essential Album: Chronicle

Steppenwolf : All Time Greatest Hits

Doobie Brothers : Best Of The Doobies

Chicago Essential Album: Only The Beginning

Grand Funk Railroad : We're An American Band

Blonde On Blonde Bob Dylan

makes me close my eyes on this cold rainy morning and just smile......young and bullet proof....hahahhahahaa

[Melas]

This is classic rock? When I hear the term "classic rock" I think of Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, even The Beach Boys, etc. 1950s rock n roll.

Nope, those are oldies. While that might seem like splitting hairs, you'll instantly discover the difference when you tune your radio to a classic rock station. You won't hear any 50's rock, but a whole lot of 70's and 80's guitar rock. Even Motley Crue is considered classic rock these days.