Songs That Kick Butt

[FundieSmacker]

I know there are tons more where those came from so throw some of yours into the mix!

[mikehuntusa]

where is my mind - placebo version

or the original pixies version

but not the james blunt version

[Fish]

In the poll, I voted for In My Time of Dying. Between Page and Bonham, what a great jam!

AC/DC's Shook Me All Night

[Fish]

Tie Your Mother Down by Queen

[In Buddha We Trust]

1812 Overture

[instantkarma1]

Saliva-Click Click Boom

Seether-Remedy

Seether-Fake It

Velvet Revolver-Slither

[FundieSmacker]

Fish wrote:

Tie Your Mother Down by Queen

Good one! Mornin' Fish!

[Moncie]

Mornin' everybody...

Aerosmith - Train Kept a Rollin'

Jethro Tull - Aqualung

Sammy Hagar - Mas Tequila

[Nightflyer]

Ace Of Sapdes--Motorhead. Just finished listening to it this early Sunday morning. Wakes you up real good...LOL

[FundieSmacker]

Nightflyer wrote:

Ace Of Sapdes--Motorhead. Just finished listening to it this early Sunday morning. Wakes you up real good...LOL

Mornin' Nightflyer! Yep, that's a good one!

[FundieSmacker]

In Buddha We Trust wrote:

1812 Overture

Even if you just like the ending of that piece it's spectacular, especially when done by the right orchestra and with canons...reminds me of my dad. Thanks Buddha!

[FundieSmacker]

Moncie wrote:

Mornin' everybody...
Aerosmith - Train Kept a Rollin'
Jethro Tull - Aqualung
Sammy Hagar - Mas Tequila

Mornin' right back atcha Moncie! I like at least one Mothers Finest Song called Rain - a nice way to test out one's speakers. ;>)

[REDNECK HIPPIE]

Allman Brothers Band -Tied to the whippin post
Janis Joplin-Piece of my heart
Lynrd Skynrd- Free bird

[Fish]

REDNECK HIPPIE wrote:

Allman Brothers Band -Tied to the whippin post
Janis Joplin-Piece of my heart
Lynrd Skynrd- Free bird

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call me the Breeze

[Fish]

FundieSmacker wrote:

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Good one! Mornin' Fish!

Good afternoon, Mr. FundieSmacker!

I'm gonna go deep on you now. Do you know this one?

The Prophet Song by Queen

[Fish]

Dazed and Confused - Led Zeppelin

Bring it on Home - Led Zeppelin

Mother - Pink Floyd

Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd

Us & Them - Pink Floyd

[Nightflyer]

FundieSmacker wrote:

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Mornin' Nightflyer! Yep, that's a good one!

Good afternoon to you now.

Here's a few others that I have been listening to so far today..

Subdivisions-Rush
Marathon-Rush
Distant Early Warning-Rush
Shot In the Dark-Ozzy
Godzilla-Blue Oyster Cult

[Moncie]

I just gotta know...are we all children of the 70s? Seems that way.

Lest anyone be afraid to ask a woman her age, I'm 46. Graduated HS in 79.

[Fish]

Moncie wrote:

I just gotta know...are we all children of the 70s? Seems that way.
Lest anyone be afraid to ask a woman her age, I'm 46. Graduated HS in 79.

Male, age 41, born in '67. Graduated high school in '85, graduated university in 2000.

(I started college late after quitting a while and then it took me nine years to get my four-year degree b/c I was working full-time! Now a business owner.)

IMO, in terms of rock and pop, the best music by far was released in the 60's and 70's. Most of today's 'music', with the occasional exception, is garbage.

[Fish]

Nightflyer wrote:

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Good afternoon to you now.
Here's a few others that I have been listening to so far today..
Subdivisions-Rush
Marathon-Rush
Distant Early Warning-Rush
Shot In the Dark-Ozzy
Godzilla-Blue Oyster Cult

Rush recently played in Philadelphia. I missed it because I was just across the parking lot in another venue seeing Jimmy Buffet!

Limelight by Rush

Freewill by Rush

2112 Overture by Rush

Temples of Syrinx by Rush

Spirit of Radio by Rush (nice driving song)