If you want an off the wall one, Jerry was a race car driver by Primus... "with a Bocephus sticker on his 442 he'd light em up just for fun"

 

I'll throw in The Bob Seger System "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" into the hat.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2aBOTNGWMY

 

I'm surprised no one mentioned Against the wind. I think seger did it, that might be more for riding the hog though...back in the day

 

Did I miss Hagar's "I can't drive 55" from above?
Talk about a ticket getter.

 

heard two today
night ranger don't tell me
golden earing twilight zone though this one may have been mentioned B4

 

For me it's all Foreigner all the time..............CD is stuck, won't eject.

 

1 new school, Rev theory Hell Yeah
1 old school, Stevie Wonder higher ground

 

Runnin on empty.

 

monty python


The lumberjack song

 

"Cult of Personality" by Living Colour....guitar rip in that makes me want to outrun the cops!

 

I like that one too, for other reasons as well

 

I thought "Cult of Personality" was a cover of Led Zeppelin's "Custard Pie" when I first heard it.

 

"I exploit you...still you love me..." Sounds like some of the porkulous bills coming out of the big W lately to me

 

Chad...you been listening to my song again?

 

 

Doors-Break on through to the other side
MegaDeath-Symphony of Destruction
White Zombie- Thunder Kiss 1965
DP-Smoke On the Water
LZ- Kashmir
Lynerd Skynerd- They Call me the Breeze
Prong- Snap your fingers, Snap your neck

 

Ramones: I Don't Want to Grow Up
I don't wanna have to shout it out
I don't want my hair to fall out
I don't wanna be filled with doubt
I don't wanna be a good boy scout
I don't wanna have to learn to count
I don't wanna have the biggest amount
I don't wanna grow up

 

Old thread, but I was packing up albums tonight getting ready for the move back "home" and ran up on two jewels I'd almost forgotten about.

Rob Jungklas' 1986 "Closer to the Flame"- rough and ready Memphis rock and roll. "Boys Town" was the radio cut, but "See That Girl" and "Back to 17" were the asskickers.

Then Son Volt's "Trace" which was one of the last two or three vinyl LPs I bought before they became all but unobtainable and I had to drive to Roanoke or Greensboro to get them. "Drown" still cranks me up.

Oh hell yes there was good LOUD stuff on the turntable tonight! 'Course I also discovered the Kenwood receiver needs to go in for a sloppy connection on one of the phono inputs... got right aggravating having to pull the thing out of the built-in and jiggle the plug to get the left channel up.

Yah, I'm a dinosaur. What about it?

 

Not a ba d group to have stuck in ur cd drive--Consider if the kids inserted Barney!!!

For me --yep some of foreigner , most pink floyd, zep , patty smith

 

Reverend Horton Heat has some damn good rollin' music!

Big Red Rocket of Love
Big Sky
Baddest of the Bad
Jimbo
Marijuana
400 Bucks

and many,many more!

 

White Zombie.....Black Sunshine. Always a good tune to kick of a pavment painting session.

 

Cant forget Jesus built my Hot Rod by Ministry

 

Did they not have a #1 song off that album? I had the 8-track a few years back and I believe it was the first song. Anyone know the title?

 

x2 on that one

 

http://home.earthlink.net/~rop_pics_...illysblues.mp3

Norm

 

I like "The Girl with the Faraway Eyes" by the Stones.
if you have a drop of redneck blood in you and hear it you can't help but to run red lights for Jesus, I know.

 

It took me a while but now I remember , It was Free Ride Was #1 for a couple of weeks back in it's day.

 

The afore mentioned Edgar Winter's band had Frankenstein. The hit from that lp was of course Free Ride. I used to cruise to that one in my 66 Impala SS.

 

Marilyn Manson - Beautiful People
Rock is Dead
Kid Rock - I am The Bull God
Monster Magnet - Spacelord
Iron Maiden - Running Free
Rage Against The Machine - Guerrilla Radio
Limp Bizkit - Counterfeit

Just to name a few

 

Heh. Several years back when my bud who ran the Amoco would let the car people hang out on his lot after closing so the cops wouldn't bug us, I had the Hurst/Olds out.

I was hungry, so I said I was gonna go for some grub and two teenage boys piled in the car with me.

When I hit the switch, the Monster Magnet tape was in the deck and turned up fairly loud. Them teenagers' eyes got big as dinner plates. "You're cranking Monster Magnet!"

Uh, yeah, and your point is? Just because I was in my mid-forties at the time...

Then they got Filter the next weekend when I took them to the dragstrip.

Strangely enough, the car radio stays on a classical station most of the time now.

 

The Doors - Roadhouse Blues

I think IMHO it's thee quintessential driving song! Hands down

"I woke up this mornin' n' got myself a beer" -- truly classic lyrics

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1a...se-blues_music

 

There are lots of tunes from the 60's 70's 80's and even 90's that I listen to a lot. I like hard driving rock while driving around and having a 2600 watt system doesn't hurt when it comes to turning heads. I don't play that new thump, thump, thump, thump, thump stuff the young guys play with their big subs. I have 3 sub box supported with 6 speakers and stuff like AC/DC Thunderstruck sounds great cranked loud and believe me it turns heads. my favorite new group would have to be Nickelback.Gotta love that good rock and roll.

 

I think it makes them look more cause I am 51 and still like to drive around cranking the tunes.

 

That sounds awesome!

If I'd have that kinda system, hell, I'd blast Bach and Mozart too! LOL

But I seriously think that all the people with those types of systems are developing some degree of hearing loss...not to be a buzz kill...haha. Maybe not so much with you, Wolfman, but moreover with the younger kids that happen to look/sound stupid (to some extent) with almost any type of vehicle. I saw the worst hooptie a few days ago -- a beat up early 90's Buick LaSabre with what seemed to be subs, all rattling lose nuts and bolts all over the car. The windshield was all cracked and piant was peeling -- I had to laugh...

77

 

most of the ones I hear are in their trunks and you hear more rattling than anything else. my system is in my 90 Astro van so it has lots of room. i grew up going to rock concerts and listening to lots of loud music. I have worked for the past 6 years running a chainsaw and we get our hearing checked every couple of years. 14 months ago my hearing was still almost perfect. don't know why cause my dad went deaf and my mom is hard of hearing? makes no sense

 

IKE TURNER-ROCKET 88

and pretty much anything from the 50's... weather ur on the highway or in the back row of the drive in the 50's is where it's at (and early 60's)

 

Amen to that...
Also the one song (for me) guaranteed to bury the tach is "Shut-Down" by the Beach Boys...it should be illegal to play in your car while driving!
"Tach it up! Tach it up! Buddy gonna shut you down..."

 

Hot Rod Lincoln
Thunder Road by Robert Mitchum.

 

Beatles-Baby you can drive my car
Beatles-Twist and shout
Grand Funk-Locomotion
Rolling Stones-Start me up
Who-Won't get fooled again
AC/DC-Shook me all nite long
Allman Bros-Midnite rider
Animals-Its my life
Billy Idol-Cradle of Love
Black Sabbath-Paranoid
Blackfoot-Highway song
Blood, Sweat & Tears-Vehicle
Blue Oyster Cult-Burning for you
Breeders-Cannonball
Bryan Adams- Run to you
Bachman, Turner Overdrive-You aint seen nothing yet
Santana-Oy como va
Cars-Lets go
Clash-Should I stay or should I go
Credence-Run through the jungle
Doobie Bros-It keeps you running
Doors-Light my fire
Easybeats-Friday on my mind
Edwin Starr-Twenty five miles
ELO-Don't bring me down
Fastball-The Way
Foghat-Slow Ride
Foreigner-Urgent
Free-All right now
Heart-Barracuda
John Cougar-Rockin in the USA
Led Zepplin-Whole lotta love
Martha & Vandells-No Where to Run to
Meatloaf-Paradise by the dashboard lite
Metallica-Sandman
Ozzy Osbourne-Crazee train
Rare Earth-Get Ready
Republica-Baby I'm ready to go
REO Speedwagon-Riding the storm out
Rob Zombie-Go to California
Romantics-What I Like about you
Scandal-Goodbye to you
Sniff & the tears-Drivers seat
Steve Miller- Livin in the USA
Steve Winwood-Roll with it baby
Tina Turner-Nutbush City
Van Halen-Panama

 

I'm ridin with msco123!!! Great tunes! I'd have to add a few:

Guns-N-Roses - Sweet Child of Mine
Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing
Maroon 5 - Paralyzer
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call Me The Breeze; 3 Steps - hell, all of 'em!
Bob Seger - Hollywood Nights; Strut; Betty Lou; Night Moves; Old Time R & R, hell all of 'em!
Hank Jr. - Born to Boogie
I better stop!!! I love music!