1. Staircase
   Building
2. Highway
   Storm

"On a dark desert highway" is how the Eagles' classic hit "Hotel California” opens. This song gets performed as a cover now, all over the globe, wherever there's an acoustic band act onstage.

1. Tinkling
   Bolshevik
2. Fandango
   Matilda

Scaramouche is a fictional character that's like a clown type. In "Bohemian Rhapsody," Queen asks if this character can do the Fandango dance.

1. Chevy
   Bike
2. Truck
   Terrain

Don McLean's “American Pie” sings of how he "drove the Chevy to the levee." This classic was released back in 1971, but Madonna remade this into a dance tune back in 2000.

1. Here
   Right
2. Alive
   Sure

The Who's "Baba O’Riley” has a great opening riff then proceeds to great lyrics. "I don't need to fight/To prove I'm right" is a sentiment of the times when they wrote it.

1. Shapely
   Engorged
2. Sleeping
   Runnin'

Steppenwolf's opening lyrics to “Born To Be Wild” must have been sung by all the teenage rebels of the world. "Get your motor runnin'" is also the motto of the motorcycle-riding adventurers of the hippie generation.

1. Riding
   In love
2. Cheapskate
   Higher

The Doors' 1967 hit “Light My Fire” was almost watered down when the group was asked to perform on TV. But instead of editing out the word "higher" which refers to recreational drug use, they still sang it!

1. Gold
   Silver
2. Bronce
   Pure

Led Zeppelin's classic song "Stairway to Heaven” sings of a lady who's sure that all that glitters is gold. You should hear the guitar work on this one!

1. Fly
   Manipulate
2. Change
   Kill

"Free Bird” is a song by Lynyrd Skynyrd. The 1973 hit sings of how his girl can't change him, because he's as free as a bird now.

1. Mother
   Figure
2. Lover
   Woman

Santana's “Black Magic Woman" was released in 1970. Many of today's rockers have been influenced by this song, and by Carlos Santana himself.

1. Liquid
   Smoke
2. Gas
   Plasma

Deep Purple's opening riff on “Smoke On The Water" is a heavily sampled hook. Hiphop artists and other rock musicians use this sample hook in their songs, like what Boogie Down Productions and Derek B did.

1. Rock
   Tumble
2. Shimmer
   Kill

Did you know that "We Will Rock You” is a favorite Queen song to be included and remade in movies and TV? Pepsi even did a commercial where this song was being performed by Beyonce, Britney Spears and Pink!

1. Go
   Sleep
2. Walk
   Dance

Aerosmith's "Walk This Way” was a 1975 rock hit. But Run-DMC gave it new life when they rapped it up back in 1986, even teaming up with Aerosmith for the performance!

1. Western
   Beach
2. Grave
   Wet

The opening of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song” is another favorite of Hollywood films for spoofing. Jack Black used it in School of Rock, as well as the makers of Shrek in Shrek 3.

1. Mind
   Head
2. Knees
   Floor

Heart's 1977 classic “Barracuda" sings of someone who can have anyone down on their knees. In this one, the women rock it!

1. Pennsylvania
   Alabama
2. Oklahoma
   Nevada

"Sweet Home Alabama" was a Lynyrd Skynrd hit in 1974. Forrest Gump used this in the film soundtrack, since he's from that state.

1. Make it right
   Where is it
2. Get it on
   What's up yo

T. Rex's 1971 hit “Bang A Gong” is still familiar with audiences today. Its "Get it on" hook is indeed an ear-catcher.

1. Groovin'
   Denyin'
2. Sayin'
   Goin'

Led Zeppelin's 1975 “Kashmir” opening riff was used as the end music for the final scene in The Matrix. Ain't no denyin' indeed that this song rocks!

1. Sugar
   Salt
2. Pepper
   Oil

Def Leppard's 1987 hit “Pour Some Sugar On Me” is an ode to the earlier classic rock songs before this decade. Tom Cruise also sang this in Rock Of Ages, mind you.

1. Satisfaction
   Award
2. Love
   Miracle

The Rolling Stones sung "They can't get no satisfaction” back in 1965. I'm sure they got it now, after how many decades ...

1. Senses
   Feelings
2. Emotions
   Facts

The Eagles invites the “Desperado” one to "come to your senses." Glenn Frey and Don Henley wrote this one back in 1973.

1. Druggie
   Rocker
2. Stranger
   Reaper

"(Don’t Fear) The Reaper” is a song by the Blue Oyster Cult. The Beautiful South and Wilco did cover versions of this song.

1. Swimming pool
   Fish bowl
2. The ocean
   Wave place

Pink Floyd's “Wish You Were Here” was released in 1975. But many cover versions existed since then, one of them being Macy Gray and Wyclef Jean's soulful version in a 2005 All Star Jam.

1. Chaos
   Squalor
2. Competition
   Solitude

Boston's "Peace of Mind" is a classic rock song, hands down a great tune without any "competition" as they sang. It was released in 1976.

1. Sugarcoating
   Here
2. Begging
   Appalled

Derek and the Dominos originally rocked with the line "I'm begging, darling please." But “Layla” got another whiff of life when co-songwriter Eric Clapton sang it solo and unplugged back in the '90s.

1. Maybe later
   Right now
2. Sure enough
   Why so

If you sing "Come Together” someone is bound to sing back "Right now!" and you end up to duet the line "Over me!" Try it!

1. Gin
   Plain
2. Tonk
   Fry

The Rolling Stones released "Honky Tonk Women" back in 1969. They can still rock it to this day!

1. Thief
   Police
2. Man
   Rasta

The joker talks to a thief in Jimmy Hendrix's classic "All Along The Watchtower." The guitar genius' rendition became more popular than the original as penned and performed by Bob Dylan.

1. Running
   Talker
2. Machine
   Learner

“You Shook Me All Night Long” is a rock song by AC/DC. They were singing of how a woman was a fast machine back in 1980.

1. Soul
   Body
2. Feet
   Head

Lay your weary head to rest, sang Kansas in “Carry On Wayward Son.” The song was released back in 1976.

1. Prayin'
   Singin'
2. Dancin'
   Believin'

Journey's "Don’t Stop Believin’" is a favorite rock song used in many TV series. Some of the shows that featured the song are Scrubs, Cold Case, The Sopranos and even Glee.

1. Crusade
   News
2. Clamor
   Bridge

The “Renegade” sings of a rebel but the news had him captured. This song is a Styx classic from 1978.

1. Clocker
   Man
2. Dude
   Cowboy

Some call “The Joker” the space cowboy, as sung by the Steve Miller Band. This 1973 hit topped the Billboard Hot 100 charts the following year.

1. Jude
   John
2. George
   Paul

"Hey Jude” is a classic slow rock tune from The Beatles back in 1968. It was penned by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.

1. Ohio
   Texas
2. California
   New York

The rumor spreading in a Texas town was from ZZ Top's top hit called "La Grange." It was released in 1973 as part of their album called Tres Hombres.

1. Party
   Sleep
2. Cheer
   Drink

"Rock and Roll All Nite" and party every day with this Kiss classic. Gene Simmons' unforgettable voice leads this rocking session!