Ultimate All Time Howlers

Okay Dopers, this is a “Guilty Pleasure” kind of thread! There are a lot of songs out there, some good, some horrible, that you can just plain HOWL to! You know what I mean-put on the oldies station, roll up the windows, crank up the volume and go for it!
Some of my favorites-
Anything by the Rightous Brothers, Roy Orbison, Patsy Cline, Love Hurts (Nazareth version), Town Without Pity, You Don’t Own Me, anything by Celine Dion, Without You, and the ultimate, All Time Howler-You Are My Destiny!
I think you get the idea. If it’s loud, overblown, grandious, and you have to pry your lungs off the windshield every time you sing along, it qualifies! Ending on an impossibly high note gets it extra points!
Come on, cast your vote!

AAAAAAAAHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

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I thought if something was a “howler” it was really bad!

Ok, I guess I would have to say “Dream On” by Aerosmith. At the end, I try to outhowl Steven Tyler.
“Black Dog” by Led Zeppelin is another one. But I can’t out scream Robert Plant…

Let me be the first to throw in ** Born to be wild **.

Anything by meatloaf…Or Jim Stienman

“Werewolves of London” - what else?

Same here. Jim’s is a poet but no one can belt 'em out like Meatloaf.

I also submit; the Moody Blues

Oh, no…not “Dream On” by Aerosmith…“What It Takes.”

“Without thinking you lost everything that was good in your life to a toss of the…
DAAAAAAAAAGHGHGHGHGHGHGHGHGHGHGHGHGGHGHGHGH-----AAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIICE!!!”

My favorite song in the world to bellow along with, bar none. I try to catch every nuance of Steven Tyler’s voice…every angst-ridden, overdone, raspy, nasty, “holy shit I’m not 25 any more” fillip…I nail 'em. Aw yeah.

[sub]Not with anyone else in the car, though.[/sub]

“When a man Loves a Woman” by Percy Sledge! Howl to IT!!

I would like to add Wilson Pickett, but I think his songs are more properly “grunters”.
And how could I forget Little Richard. He was howling when the rest of the world was still crooning.

Tusk, by Fleetwood Mac.

“Suspicious Minds” by…well…me

“Lonely Blue Boy”, Conway Twitty

“Holidays In The Sun”, Sex Pistols

umm Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler with Meatloaf as a background singer.

I guess my class song of 92 would also count. But … OOH BOY!!! I’ve forgotten it!!! Thank god!

Low Self-Opinion by Rollins Band

Hell, anything by Rollins Band

Bohemian Rhapsody.

I haven’t even seen Wayne’s World, and I know about that one.

“under my thumb” makes me wail every time.

damn, ethilrist named bohemian rhapsody. me too, me too!!!

“white rabbit” by jefferson whoever-the-hell-they-were-then

damn near anything by tom petty and the heartbreakers.

any elvis song on the radio, esp. that really terrible one, “in the ghetto”.

“$1,000,000” by the barenaked ladies.

Back in Black - AC/DC

The Rose - Bette Midler

Faithfully - Journey (so embarassed)

Under Pressure - Queen/Bowie

Tainted Love - Soft Cell

D’Oh!

How could I forget:

Come Sail Away - Styx (or most anything by Styx for that matter)

I have no idea, but if you figure out how to do it, please let me know. I’ve been trying for years. :smiley:

** I Put a Spell on You** By Screaming Jay Hawkins…it’s a howling, moaning and just plain wordless gibberish masterpiece…