Classic Rock Hits
June 10th, 2004
What do you think is the most overated song that is considered a “Classic Rock Hit”?
Piano Man by Billy Joel. Maybe I’m biased ’cause I’m not a fan, but it’s still overrated imo
100 Best Classic Rock Songs Part 1 (100 – 51)
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