Tight contest: The rockers who didn't make our 50 Greatest WA Songs of All Time list ONE OF A KIND: Bon Scott, pictured with AC/DC, was declared singer of the Greatest WA Song of All Time. LEGEND: Perth guitarist Dave Hole in his heyday. OH dear. Where's Dave? PerthNow readers reckon there were a couple of holes in yesterday's 50 Greatest WA Songs of All Time list, compiled by STE in The Sunday Times. So, knowing how much our PerthNow readers love to grumble, we've compiled a new list today - the top five WA music heroes MIA ... as declared by you. Dave Warner Not the cricketer. "How could you not have Dave Warner and the Suburbs - he's definitely a Perth icon, being a boy from Scarborough," laments Gone But Not Forgotten. Maybe his songs are not politically correct for our current times. Reader Fritz fumes: "Just a Suburban Boy by Dave Warner's from the Suburbs - it's a no-brainer. The boy from Bicton and his suburban rock was genuine Aussie flavour without the cringe. Scarborough? Bicton? Wherever, he's still got a following in the burbs. And there's good news for Dave Warner's legions of fans as John of Melbourne writes (at the end of his grumble): "How could you not include one Dave Warner song? Have Suburban Boy if you want (the quintessential Perth suburban song, a national hit, and, if it is a mark of success, used on Packed to the Rafters) but there are many other great songs. His bands were influential on many of the acts that came out of Perth in the 70s and 80s including the Farriss Brothers, the Scientists, the Dugites and the Hoodoo Gurus. And unlike many of that era he is still playing - at The Charles Hotel on August 24. Dave Hole The blues guitar genius, who's been rocking old-school pubs and festivals since the 70s, is "definitely missing" says Benno of On The Road. The guy is a blues legend around the world. Mark Lizotte, aka Diesel "There is a glaring admission (we're sure he means omission) from the Top 50 and, I would say, from the Top 10, and it is Tip of my Tongue," Scott Lilleyman of Kalamunda tells us. Mark Lizotte's song was the highest-charting single and reached #4. The album from which the single came from reached #1 on the ARIA charts and won the ARIA for best album of the year in 1993. Born in the USA, Diesel's family moved to Perth where he went to school here. So I think there needs to be some alteration to the Top 50. V-Capri Where's Tod Johnson's leather-clad rockers, an institution at the Warwick Tavern back in the day? Still in the forefront of some readers' minds. "Haunting Me by V-Capri was used by the Aussie soap opera Neighbours for Scott and Charlene's wedding," says Clinton McLachlan. So there. And Narud of Baysie keenly adds: "I worked in music retail for more than 25 years here in Perth and we have produced some awesome music. I feel one band is omitted from the list - they had huge popularity and success achieved in a short period. Of course I am speaking about V-Capri. Hey, maybe it's because they're not "cool" enough to be on this list." A tie between Voyager, Ammonia and the Fremantle Football Club theme tune. Over to Patrick: "How could you miss Voyager? Five full-on CDs, tours of Europe, USA, Asia and sell-out crowds every time this band play. One of the best-kept (but not for long) secrets. DC of Miles and Miles Away says: "Ammonia?? Terrible miss!! Top 50 WA songs of all time And Bloke from Blackwood of SA has the final word: "What about "Freo, Way To Go"? One of the seminal, anthemic sounds from the past decade by Yobs in the Stands. C'arn, Bloke from Blackwood, whose team was beaten by the Dockers at home at AAMI on Saturday. That's just sour grapes. Have your say and read the comments