Shoot to Thrill – AC/DC
Alright, let’s crank the volume to eleven and dive into the electrifying pulse of AC/DC’s Shoot to Thrill, a track that doesn’t just rock.
20th Century Boy – T. Rex
20th Century Boy would be one of the rare riffs that might walk a silver-booted runway with eyeliner.
Vivre Libre ou Mourir – Bérurier Noir
No guitar solos here. No well-crafted harmonies. Two voices barking truth like it's a matter of survival and a drum machine hitting like a protest march.
Dancing With Myself – Generation X
When Generation X unleashed Dancing With Myself in 1980, they didn’t just drop a song—they hurled a Molotov cocktail of punk energy, pop swagger, and raw individuality into the fading embers of the ’70s.
The Bitter End – Placebo
It doesn't come in. It breaks. Arrival like a strobe light in a blackout, The Bitter End is all sharp edges and shimmering paranoia. Originally released in 2003 as the lead single from Sleeping with Ghosts
Your Song – Billy Paul
Covering Elton John at the height of his influence requires courage. Making the song sound like it was written for you calls for something different altogether.
Cloudburst – Oasis
Before the stadiums, before the Brit Awards outbursts, and before being dubbed the last great rock 'n' roll band of the 20th century, Oasis were a group of Manc lads ripping holes in rehearsal room walls with riffs and attitude. Deep buried on the B-side
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