I'd play "Move To Bremerton" by MxPx

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I saw them a couple of times when I lived in Seattle. They rock!

 

"Long cool women in a black dress"

 

Good topic, I've been think about this for a while.

It is going to be one of these:

Fuel - Metallica
Gasoline - Audioslave
Were are we Runnin' - Lenny Kravits

Or I stick all 3 disc in and just go random. :scratch:

 

put in some White Zombie "Black sunshine" or "Thunderkiss 65" other than that there is always Metallica GIMMIE FUEL GIMMIE FIRE

 

The Doors, 1972.

 

The Doors, 1972

 

Social Distortion:Highway 101 and everything else by them.

Agnostic Front: Crucified
Sick of It All: Paper Tiger
Most Precious Blood
G B H: I am the hunted, Sick Boy, City baby attacked by rats and revenge
Anti-Heros
Dropkick Murphys: Do or Die
and last but not least all Korn

maybe, Story of the year:and the hero will drown
Lost Prophets:to heck we ride

 

I'm not a big fan of Ted Nugent in general but he is what I'll be playing 22 days from now as I pull off the lot "Strangle hold" that song is great especially the beginning.

That song makes me feel like I'm living in the seventies cruising for girls. Of course I have no idea what that’s like because in the seventies I was no older than five, but that’s my song. It’s funny because it looks like a few people have thought of this moment I thought I was the only one.

 

Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
What can I say, I grew up in Jersey

 

Ya'll should play some Hellacopters, Fu Manchu, etc. Those songs are written with the sound of a V8 in the back of their heads.

 

I made a cd..Its Eleanors music This is all thats on it:
Elenore by the turtles
Feels like the first time- Foreigner
Low Rider- War

99% of the time Eric Clapton, Pink Floyd, ELO or Guns N Roses are in the cd. I have two claptons, one Elo, One stones, one Jimmy Buffett and dark side of the moon in now.

For fun I shake it up with Velvet Revolver,Franz Ferdinand, The killers, Modest Mouse, Jimmy Buffett, The Stones, Heart, Led Zeppelin or Hank, Waylon or David Allan Coe.

 

I have had this song stuck in my head for all night. Blood Sweat and Tears, Spinning wheels.

What goes up must come down, spinning wheels got to go round, talk about your troubles it's a cryin sin, Ride your painted poney, let your spinning wheels spin

 

Same here, don;t understand it, but man doest it sound sooo sweet, nice load, bace thumpin, great beat. WE ALL LIVE IN AMERICA !!!!!!, good song. and Bang Bang. Their all soo good, i have all their CD''s

 

Eric Clapton= lots of :sleep: :sleep:

 

That man's guitar skills have impressed me to no end. So much so, I bought his namesake Fender stratocaster(and yes its spectacular).
I have Metallica, AC/DC, heart....
Altogether in the car over 160 cds.

 

Great choice! I can't wait to get my Shaker 500 to blast the entire CD. In addition to Crosstown Traffic here are a few of my other picks (some of which have already been mentioned):

ZZ Top - I'm Bad
Golden Earing - Radar Love
Doors - LA Woman
Phil & Friends - I Know You Rider
Molly Hatchet - Flirting With Disaster
Alice Cooper - Under My Wheels
Lynyrd Skynyrd - The Breeze

 

Methods of Mayhem, "Crash". Great song to get you going in the wee hours of the morning. Lyrics start off by saying "Here's some music to crash your car to....."

ANYTHING by Zakk Wylde, especially the Pride and Glory album or Black Label Society's Stronger than Death album. Then follow it up w/ 2-Pac's All Eyez on Me and OutKast's southernplayisticcaddilacmuzik.

 

Steve Earle's "Guitar Town"

 

Let's not forget Rockin' Down the Highway from the Doobies

 

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The Doobies should be in the top 5

But I'm still leaning toward

Back In The Saddle by Aerosmith

followed by

Slow Ride by Foghat