“Zombie” - Cranberries
“Lightning Crashes” - Live
“What’s the Frequency Kenneth” - REM (although most of the older would work well)
“Get a Gun” - Connells
“One” - U2…aww heck, most of U2…Angel of Harlem 'specially.
But most of all:
“Europa” - Santana…the live one of Moonflower.
lieu I’m with you…when Mrs. rundogrun and pup one and pup two are out of the house, I fire it up and turn it up and sit at the other end of the room against the wall.
Counting Crows - Mr. Jones
Ben Fold Five - Philosophy
Ghetto Boyz - Six Feet Deep
Lemonheads - Mrs. Robinson
Red Hot Chile Peppers - Aeroplane
Warren G - Regulate
I would go with (a very diverse taste)
The Trooper - Iron Maiden
Creep and National Anthem - Radio Head
Thunder Road - Bruce
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Where The Streets Have No Name - U2
Last Cup of Sorrow - Faith No More
Ready To Go - ?? Not sure - some girl band
House of the Rising Sun - Damn I can 't think of their name!
There are more I am leaving out and many that have already been said. I’ll check back after I take a look at my CD collection.
Another vote for AC/DC - now I’ve got For Those About To Rock and Hell’s Bells blaring away…
Also, *Also Sprach Zarathustra * - you know, the 2001 theme.
Gustav Holst’s Mars, the Bringer of War from the Planets Suite. La Marseillaise (yes, the French National Anthem,and I know all the words in French too), Bolero by Maurice Ravel, Smoke On The Water by Deep Purple, and a lot of others.
Aiight, you chauvanist bastards…here’s what I crank in the van when I’ve left the husband and the kids at home…so there. Nyah.
Sum 41: “Fat Lip”
Tracy Bonham: “Mother Mother” and “The One”
Alice in Chains: “Man in the Box”
Tool: “Stinkfist” and “Eulogy”
A Perfect Circle: “Judith”
RATM: “Fuck You, I Won’t Do What You Told Me”
Clutch: “Escape from the Prison Planet”
Mary Prankster: “Mercyfuck”
All: “Pretty Little Girl”
Beastie Boys: “Savatage,” “Rhymin’ & Stealin’,” “No Sleep til Brooklyn”…etc.
Faith No More: “Falling to Pieces”
Was, Not Was: “Hello Dad, I’m in Jail”
Shriekback: “Nemesis” and “Everything That Rises Must Converge”
Filter: “Hey Man Nice Shot”
Foo Fighters: “Learn to Fly”
Nine Inch Nails: “Closer”
Lard: “Mate, Spawn and Die”
Ministry: “Thieves”
Nirvana: “Heart-Shaped Box”
Steppenwolf: “Magic Carpet Ride”
I just burned a CD of songs that make me want to turn up the volume and jump around:
Propellerheads, “Dive!”
My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult, “Sex on Wheelz”
Oingo Boingo, “Sweat”
Depeche Mode, “A Question of Time”
Front 242, “Headhunter V1.0”
Faith No More, “Caffeine”
Digital Overdrive, “Block Rockin’ Beats” remix
Nitzer Ebb, “Lightning Man”
Garbage, “Hammering in My Head”
Nine Inch Nails, “Sin”
Nitzer Ebb, “Godhead”
NIN, “March of the Pigs”
Public Enemy w/Anthrax, “Bring tha Noize”
Okay, Geobabe, I’m with you on most of those. I’m surprised by all the industrial music references in here. “Thieves” by Ministry was a good one (and a killer song to see live!). I’ve got to say I love cranking up “Getting Closer” by Nitzer Ebb, and I could listen to the entire Front 242 Re:Boot cd cranked up to ohhhh, about 35 or so. I go over my fondness for Rammstein pretty quickly, they only lasted in my cd player about a week or so. I went to the public library one day, and when I heard a guy loading books into the Bookmobile jamming very loudly to “Engel”, I knew they had gone too mainstream for me.
Pearl Jam - Last Exit Buzzcocks - Orgasm Addict Iron Maiden - Purgatory Iggy and the Stooges - Death Trip Einsturzende Neubauten - Halber Mensch Misfits - Teenagers From Mars/Children In Heat Mudhoney - Hate the Police Velvet Underground - I Heard Her Call My Name The Birthday Party - Fears Of Gun Rowland S Howard - Sleep Alone