Top 10 Best Dokken Songs
Great band, great songs, and excellent musicians too led by the awesome George Lynch on guitar! Jeff Pilson and Wild Mick Brown were a great rhythm section also.This is Dokken's #1 song. The melodic singing and harmonies, killer guitar riffs, and hooks - it has it all. The song got a lot of airplay on MTV back in '86-'87. The video is quite memorable, even if you weren't a metal fan.
Starts off with an instant classic harmony chorus, and then it breaks into the great George Lynch's crunching guitar.
Definitely one of their greatest hits. This song is addicting. You listen to it once and you can't stop.
Kiss of Death is a very good song, probably their most metal song as well. I wish this band weren't so unknown though. They really are pretty good and worth listening to. I think you'll find that at least some of their songs are worth listening to again.
Killer guitar part, amazing vocals. Gets the blood flowing!
The best song from the best album. Insane riffs and vocals.
This song is so underrated! Great riff, great solo. This song shows exactly what Dokken is all about!
Probably their best song and definitely their most popular. I'm surprised that Breaking the Chains is at number four.
I agree this is their best song out of all their great songs.
When I first saw this list 3 years ago, Breaking was number 1. The new generation likes other songs more, ahah. Breaking the Chains is one love forever.
This song is just really good. It sounds beautiful. The lyrics are filled with pain and emotion, and I like the guitar riffs.
Awesome song I ever heard. It should be at no. 1. The best power ballad of all time. It opened my eyes and my love. I request you all to vote for this song of legend Dokken.
One of the best classic metal ballads ever written. I still remember singing the lyrics to my ex-girlfriend 2 years ago.
That guitar solo is killer. Actually, the whole song is awesome, but the guitar solo is the best part.
It's just so heavy and aggressive! Awakens the destroyer in yourself. Awesome song!
Fast and has an accelerating feel to it.
Great song, great vocals, very catchy, and memorable hook.
Into the Fire, I'm falling!
Really great song!
Very sadly, this is how I found out about Dokken, and this song remains one of my favorites from them. And where is Lightnin' Strikes Again?
Was a big hit for the Nightmare on Elm Street movie soundtrack. One of the most recognizable intros to a rock song in history!
I know Dokken pretty well and I'd have to say this is their best.
The solo is unending and shows the outstanding quality of George Lynch. You may also try Before I Close My Eyes, Dream Until Tomorrow, and For a Million Years.
One of my favorite instrumentals.
The Newcomers
Most of this song is good. The only issue I have with it is that the ending gets a little boring.
Dokken's most KICKIN' song. Love the high vocal notes and Don Dokken's signature sound! My personal favorite guitar solos!
Don wishes he could still scream like this.
This is one of those songs that is good on record but 10 times better live!
I absolutely love this song. One of my very favorite songs from one of my very favorite bands.
That extended intro is fantastic. If there is one thing Dokken does well, it's opening an album.
Hard rocking song that really shows off George Lynch's talent on guitar.
A smokin' rocker. Excellent vocals, great guitar by Lynch as always!
Excellent hook to this song, one of their best!
This song should be at least in Dokken's top 3. Well written, well sung, great Lynch solo. It's a Dokken masterpiece.
I honestly think this song holds George Lynch's best solo, and I also feel it's one of the best solos in metal!
Classic guitar intro, strong vocals, just a killer tune!
Adding this because it is a very good song. This is probably the Dokken song I most often listen to.
This is actually Dokken's best song. Fantastic guitar solo, huge vocals, and especially the lyrics are beautiful.
Truly melodic song. It includes acoustic and electric guitar tones, a light-speeding solo, and amazing vocal harmony. This track off of Under Lock and Key is definitely one for the books.
Very underrated song. Criminally low at 26.