Best Songs By Jefferson Airplane / Starship

Somebody to Love is my favorite, but this one definitely needs to be higher.

It's not my favorite either, but I honestly don't think this is a horrible song. Today's music is crap, it's just crap, it's CRAP. I would take the "worst of the 80s" over any of the autotune "up in the club" songs from today.

Plus, I have to defend Mickey Thomas's voice. He's a very underrated vocalist.

What a catchy song this is. I'm not worried about the lyrics, I just love how it sounds.

This song should be number 1. By far the best song. Great guitar, drums, bass, and singing. Amazing hit. Everything is amazing about it.

One of the best songs ever written or sung. Perfect.

Absolutely one of my very favorites of all time by any band, although I prefer the version Grace Slick did with The Great Society.

I listened to White Rabbit first and I was shocked to hear music of that level. Then I heard this song and I was in love with Jefferson Airplane. I play it quite often on my guitar too. Cool chords and really good music. Although I haven't heard most of their songs, so far this is the best one.

White Rabbit and Somebody to Love are Grace Slick's gifts to Jefferson Airplane and undoubtedly the best tracks of this band so far.

This may be one of the sexiest love songs that the 1970s ever produced. You know, when most people say that there aren't many autistic rock musicians, I usually point to Marty Balin as an example. He was basically the heart and soul of Jefferson Airplane/Starship, along with Grace Slick.

One thing I like about "Miracles" is that there's almost no vocal structure. Everything just flows together perfectly in a freestyle-like pattern. I think "Red Octopus" is such an underrated masterpiece, as it fits well with other high-quality rock releases during the 1970s.

And of course, here's Jefferson Starship's second best-selling album, "Earth," which contains this song. To be honest, I do like the group's softer-sounding ballads more than their hard rock tunes, and this song is no exception.

I think it's easily tied with "Miracles" for its levels of smoothness, and Marty Balin gives off some Gary Wright vibes with his voice. In fact, Gary Wright's discography is also worth looking into. He used to work with George Harrison, and his voice is incredibly ethereal and soulful. Look up his album "The Dream Weaver." You will be amazed.

My favorite song by Jefferson Starship. Incredible guitar lines and harmonies. This song always takes me somewhere else and brings back the butterflies of falling in love and wanting to run away.

Jerry Garcia plays the high notes in the recurring lick here.

This is my favorite, although White Rabbit is a great song. Marty Balin's voice is special, and this song is perfect for him.

The vocal combination of this group was hard to beat back in the day. They outdid themselves on this one. Their best by far.

How could this list be complete without this heavy-hitting power ballad?

Best song, or one of the best they made.

Best song in the history of songs. Great harmonies, guitar, bass, and of course, lyrics.

Perfect hippy song. Should be in the top ten.