Lemme see... I won't mention particular songs, but particular years.
1986 - the year I got into metal. I was 10. Listened to Live After Death, then Somewhere in Time, and then discovered a whole new world of music over the next couple of years, especially from watching MTV on Channel 9 late on Friday and Saturday nights (when Richard Wilkins hosted it and they always played heaps of great 80s metal), and Rage as well, when it seemed every second week they'd have a metal night.
It was around this time that I saw a video for GNR's "Sweet Child O' Mine". I figured this would be the last I'd hear of this band, as they didn't seem to be much different to every other LA band around at the time.
1989 - First year of high school, and my first gig - Poison. What a disappointment that was. Didn't see another gig until...
1990 - The end of the longest two years in recorded history, because this was when Maiden finally released another album, albeit without one fifth of the classic line-up.
1992 - Def Leppard. This was more like it.
1993 - Final year of high school. The DJ at the end of year formal apparently had strict orders from the principal not to play any rock music, but the final song was "Never Say Goodbye" by Bon Jovi. Quite appropriate - final day of the final year of school, playing the sort of music which had been a soundtrack for the last 7 years or so.
Yeah, so no actual songs, just years and such. Just trying to keep yer thread alive, Southy