10 Classic Rock Songs

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You know those songs you love to hate? The ones you know every word to but still can’t stand them? You may try to fight the feeling, but you still sing along with it when it comes on the radio. Well, we’re here to remind you about some of those songs. Yes, we know they’ll become earworms. It happened to us while making this list! Let’s get into it. Swipe up!

Why Do We Love Certain Songs, Even Ones We Hate?

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Don’t Stop Believin’ – Journey

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Hotel California – The Eagles

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Dust in the Wind – Kansas

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10 Classic Rock Songs

You Love to Hate

Why Do We Love Certain Songs, Even Ones We Hate?

Why Do We Love Certain Songs, Even Ones We Hate?

When it comes to how much we like some songs, there are a lot of factors at play. Maybe we used to love The Eagles’ Hotel California but now can’t stand it (but still sing it when it comes on!). Or perhaps a track just gets overplayed and becomes annoying.

Don’t Stop Believin’ – Journey

Don’t Stop Believin’ – Journey

Hotel California – The Eagles

Hotel California – The Eagles

Dust in the Wind – Kansas

Dust in the Wind – Kansas

About the Song: Inspired by a Native American poem, Kansas guitarist Kerry Livgren wrote the words to Dust in the Wind. Livgren’s wife suggested he write lyrics to accompany the music she heard him practicing on his acoustic guitar.

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