Here I Go Again
Still of the Night
Fool for Your Loving
Love Ain't No Stranger
Don't Break My Heart Again

Yeah, I'd say Here I Go Again is likely considered Whitesnake's anthem.
But, I love "Give Me All Your Love" - close second.
There's a little-known ballad David sings on the Northwinds album called "Time & Again" that I think trumps "Is This Love" for power ballad. Not as many bells and whistles, but is more heartfelt as far as lyrics.
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In no particular order:
Here I Go Again
Crying in the Rain
Looking For Love
Still of the Night
Is This Love
Fool For Your Loving
Slide It In
Slow An' Easy
Love Ain't No Stranger
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"Is This Love" ~ One of the best rock ballads ever. It's mesmerizing.
"Still of the Night" ~ Just kicks it!
Hard to pick onethere are many

My all-time fave is Still Of The Night, the first Whitesnake song I ever heard in '87 when I was 8.
Other truly underrated tracks are Nighthawk (Vampire Blues), Don't Mess With Me, Take Me With You (rocks when played live), Help Me Thro' The Day, the rampantly sleazy Medicine Man, Wine, Women An' Song and Bloody Lu16d0xury.
I also love the title track of Saints & Sinners as well as Young Blood, Gambler, Standing In The Shadows and the stomping All Or Nothing.

Gotta be Is This Love for me. My fave song EVER, love the vid! One of the Greatest Power Ballads EVER! xx
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What about the sleazy groove of "Ready an' Willin'"?

the 1982 version is vastly inferior to the 1987 version. for one thing the 87 version has the great adrian vandenberg solo in it. but the real kicker for me is the line "like a drifter" was originally "like a hobo". just the word "hobo" makes me unable to take the song seriously. "drifter" works much better for me.
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Sorry to get off the main topic again, but why was "Here I Go Again" released in both 1982 and 1987? Are there any differences between them, and if so, what are they? Thanks for your time.

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"BURN" and "KITTENS GOT CLAWS" gets my vote, as well as a couple songs off of Page/Coverdale "Don't Leave Me this Way" and "Prayer for the Dying"

just died in you arms is by cutting crew. for some reason, alot of people think that it's whitesnake.
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what about slow n easy and children of the night?

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No one likes Love Aint No Stranger? I love that one, as well as Still Of The Night.
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Just died in your arms tonight is a fantastic song, is this love is one of the most wonderful songs i've ever heard..

I've never liked Here I Go Again.
Here's my top 5 in order.
Number 1 All Time Best: Looking for Love (I feel his voice is speaking to me personally in this one)
2: Love Ain't No Stranger
3: Fool For Your Loving
4: Still of the Night
5: Give Me All Your Love
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Not to get off subject, but I was 4 years old when the "Whitesnake" album was released in 1987
Yeah, I was 6 and my dad bought that album when it was first released. God it rocked from beginning to end.
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