Look @ Me - Tesla.  More punctuation in a song title.  Grrrr.  An "at" symbol shouldn't be used as the word "at" ever.  Tesla is a bunch of 50 year old rockers, not teenage girls sending text messages.  Luckily this song rocks all kinds of sauce.  Awesome sauce, magma sauce, hot sauce and a rollin' Bearnaise, they're included too.  It gets really heavy in the middle and the guys get experimental with the lead.  Great diversity for Tesla.

Big Balls - AC/DC.  It's the first rap/rock song.  If you can't enjoy double entendre you're a soulless ghoul.  If you don't like rap/rock songs entirely based on double entendre you are an asshole deserving of shunning, possibly stoning.  

The Hunter - Dokken.  I'm not enjoying Dokken all that much lately.  Don't know if it's a personal dislike of Don or if the music isn't standing the test of time.  Seems like all of the songs try too hard to be anthemic.  George tickling that ax is always enjoyable though.  He shreds the shit out of a guitar.

The Big Wheel - Rush.  Happy go luck Rush is where it's at yo.  Seriously, the Roll The Bones, Presto era is my favorite.  Maybe it's just because that was when I really got into them but I challenge anyone to say that YYZ or Xanadu is as accessible and melodic as this gem.

Nothing's Changed - Chris Isaak.  It sounds like the opening theme of a gritty detective show.  Maybe that's why I like Chris Isaak so much.  He's not afraid of dirt and seedy situations.