Whats your favorite car song?

[red91]

The B-52's - Private Idaho

For some reason I think of Lincoln when that song is going.

Good thing it's short!

 

[woody]

ZZ Top's Manic Mechanic

 

[woody]

Was that the Eagles or Joe Walsh going solo?:guitar:

Joe Walsh

 

[Dirk Pitt]

"Ride on Josephine, ride on" - Thorogood (sp?)

Rearview Mirror - Pearl Jam

 

[DrMoab]

Any song by Air Supply.



Kidding, Goin down to Mexico by ZZ Top.

Anything by Tool, Disturbed, Godsmack.

 

[MXJ]

A few come to mind...

Soil - Pride
Scum of the Earth - Get Your Dead On
Joe Satriani - Mind Storm
Burden Brothers - Shadow

 

[RenegadeStang]

Rob Zombie - Black Sunshine (gotta love that Mustang!)

 

[jordo]

Highway Star by Deep Purple

 

[SteelblueSteve]

She was a fast machine, she kept her motor clean, she was the best damn woman that I ever seen" Shook Me All Night Long AC/DC


Didn't Rod Stewart do a version of this one..............????

If there's a God than the answer is no, plus today I realized that Shook Me All Night Long would be a close second to my favorite driving song (actually song while I'm driving) Monkeywrench by Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl is a genius.

 

[casm]

Not unless you can find early Ministry ( not the industrial stuff they have now ) Generation X, The Hoodoo Gurus, Simple Minds, Gang of 4, Velvet Underground ( not the revolver crap, bunch of rip offs), Tones on Tail, or Bauhaus,... you get the jist of it.

Actually... I can oblige ya on most of that

True 80's music...

Agreed. New Wave beats top-40 in my book most any day, though there are a very few exceptions.

When bands had real synthisizers!

Hear, hear! A few more I'll throw in the mix:

Devo: Mongoloid
Sisters of Mercy: Doctor Jeep
Frontline Assembly: Provision
Wall of Voodoo: Mexican Radio (in fact, the entire damn Call of the West album).
Suicide: Ghost Rider

And yeah, it's a popular '80s flashback show song, but I friggin' love it: B-Movie's Nowhere Girl.

Also: Therapy?: Screamager. Troublegum's an excellent album.

 

[xjtrailrider]

Originally Posted by xjtrailrider
Uneasy Rider-Charlie Daniels Band

X2, but I need to change the words a bit since I would never be driving a Chevrolet...

Yea, I agree, we need to get Charlie to re-write this one just for us.

....I was headed out to LA....Toolin along in my XJ....Tokin on a number and diggin on the radio...

That would work!

 

[SwissArmyJeep]

NDN Car - Keith Secola

"It holds my car together"

 

[SteelblueSteve]

Runnin' with the Devil Van Halen is another good one.
Fat Bottomed Girls Queen(Bohemian Rhapsody is too obvious since Wayne's World)

 

[aparke4]

Chuck Berry - No Particular Place To Go

In Flames - The Quiet Place

in flames too?! cool i saw them when they came to atlanta about 2 years ago... man made god pretty cool track

oh yeah anything audioslave even though they have pretty much broken up by now...tom morello is my hero and oh yeah chris cornell is prety good too!

 

[jordo]

yeah can't forget in flames. saw them years back at a bar (the cathedral?) in toronto for the whoracle tour with about 30 other people. they were amazing-crazy intense in such a small venue.

these discs rarely leave the truck:
whoracle - in flames
badmotorfinger - soundgarden
the art of rebellion - suicidal tendencies
americas volume dealer - coc
welcome to sky valley - kyuss
rust in peace - megadeth
demanufacture - fear factory
machine head - deep purple

 

[red91]

Actually... I can oblige ya on most of that



Agreed. New Wave beats top-40 in my book most any day, though there are a very few exceptions.



Hear, hear! A few more I'll throw in the mix:

Devo: Mongoloid
Sisters of Mercy: Doctor Jeep
Frontline Assembly: Provision
Wall of Voodoo: Mexican Radio (in fact, the entire damn Call of the West album).
Suicide: Ghost Rider

And yeah, it's a popular '80s flashback show song, but I friggin' love it: B-Movie's Nowhere Girl.

Also: Therapy?: Screamager. Troublegum's an excellent album.

Now your talking...

For some reason I drew a blank yesterday but also remember....

Roxy Music
Siouxsie and the Banshees
The Clash
The Jam
The Nails ( if someone from the colorado chapt doesn't remember them they should be ashamed)

David Bowie
Iggy Pop
The Vapors

I'll probably be up half the night just remembering all the old stuff now....




OH and another great car song...


O' Canada always a good idea to play it at the border.

 

[Ramsey]

Wheels on the bus.

 

[Prepmech]

Pedal to the metal- Kazzer
Ride- Trace Adkins
6 days on the road- Sawyer Brown
Diesel power- Prodigy
Copperhead Road- Steve Earle
Convoy- Paul Brandt
Pick up man- Joe diffie
Rough and ready- Trace Adkins

 

[Outpost31]

DanZig: Mother!

 

[DIKASUN]

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