What's your favorite Classic Rock Song? (other genre's also accepted)?

I would not be able to name one song... here is a list of many songs I like a lot..

maybe you can find one you like in it....

JETHRO TULL- Aqualung, Thick as a brick

STEPPENWOLF- Born to be wild

URIAH HEEP- July morning, Lady in black, the wizard

SWEET- Ballroom blitz, Blockbuster

WISHBONE ASH- Throw down the sword, Phoenix, The King will come

AEROSMITH- Dream on, Amazing, Rag doll

KISS- I was made for loving you, detroit rock city

CINDERELLA- Nobody's fool

SKID ROW-In a darkened room

GUNS N' ROSES- Sweet child of mine, Welcome to the jungle, Don't cry, Estranged, November rain

DEEP PURPLE- Stormbringer, Hush, Burn, Highway star, Woman from Tokyo, Perfect strangers

LED ZEPPELIN-Immigrant song

MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND- Blinded by the light, The Mighty quinn

FLEETWOOD MAC-Go your own way, The chain

DIRE STRAITS- tunnel of love, Sultans of swing, telegraph road, Romeo and Juliet

PHIL COLLINS- I don't care anymore, In the air tonight

FRANK ZAPPA- Po Jama people

DREAM THEATER- Space dye vest, Sacrified sons

BLUE OYSTERCULT- Don't fear the reaper

YES- Owner of a lonely heart

DAVID BOWIE- China girl, ashes to ashes, heroes

METALLICA-Wherever I may roam, Nothing else matters, the one, Fade to black

THE ROLLING STONES- anybody seen my baby, angie, gimme shelter, honky tonk woman

SUPERTRAMP- crime of the century, goodbye stranger,

GENESIS- Afterglow, Many too many, Squonk, ripples

To be honest I'm actually surprised by how ignorant alot of rock fans still are towards hip-hop. Although certain mainstream hip-hop could lead people to believe it's all about money, weed, sex, ect. it isn't like it's that hard to come across conscious stuff on youtube, and even stuff like Lupe Fiasco, Eminem, (some) Kanye West or J.Cole that gets played on the radio doesn't conform to those stereotypes. I don't think this would even come close to killing off hip-hop though. Rappers are still going to continue making music and underground hip-hop still has a relatively large following. Anybody who generalizes an entire genre and fails to respect the skill involved (even if they don't like it) is essentially mentally challenged, so at the end of the day a bunch of ignorant retards isn't going to effect hip-hop that much. BQ: The Beatles

The Green Manalishi ~ Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac

When the Levee Breaks ~ Led Zeppelin

The Great Gig in the Sky ~ Pink Floyd

Sultans of Swing ~ Dire Straits

The Minstrel in the Gallery ~ Jethro Tull

Gold Dust Woman ~ Fleetwood Mac

Emerald ~ Thin Lizzy

Voodoo Chile {Slight Return} ~ Jimi Hendrix

Bargain ~ The Who

Pait It, Black ~ The Rolling Stones

Feelin' Alright ~ Joe Cocker

Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley ~ Robert Palmer

Platinum {parts 1-4} ~ Mike Oldfield

Child In Time ~ Deep Purple

Led Zeppelin - Since I've Been Loving You

Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way

David Bowie - Space Oddity

Doobie Brothers - China Grove

The Who - Magic Bus

Elton John - Your Song

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb

Black Sabbath-Black Sabbath

War Pigs-Black Sabbath

Space Station#5 -Montrose

Bridge of Sighs-Robin Trower

Hey Joe- Jimi Hendrix

Purple Haze- Jimi Hendrix

Don't Fear the Reaper-Blue Oyster Cult

Whiskey in the Jar-Thin Lizzy

Jail Break-Thin Lizzy

Stranglehold- Ted Nugent

Free for all - Ted Nugent

2112-Rush

The Trees-Rush

Bytor and the snow dog -Rush

Too rollin stoned -Robin Trower

Cocaine- Eric Clapton

Heaven and Hell- Black Sabbath

Stargazer- Ritchie Blackmores Rainbow

Goodbye to Ramance - Ozzy Osborne, Bad times - G F R, I Hate Myself for Loving You - Joan Jett & the Black Hearts, Before the Dawn - Judas Priest, Behine Blue Eyes - The Who, Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd, etc.

Hotel California

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

I love every Led Zeppelin song dearly, but one that I'm working on is "Over the Hills and Far Away".

Go Your Own Way-Fleetwood Mac