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Great Riding Songs...
- Thread starter Bob Denman
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Princeau99
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if I could link to Utube
William Tell Overture Finale/The Lone Ranger Meets Metal
This would get me tickets.
William Tell Overture Finale/The Lone Ranger Meets Metal
This would get me tickets.
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Now that I remember...we always do a bit of Willie's On The Road Again when we start a ride. :yes:
AlamoRyder
New member
Personal Favs
Anything AC/DC,
ZZ Top,
Classic Stones: especially, Gimme Shelter, Start Me Up, It's Only Rock and Roll, Satisfaction, etc.
Led Zeppelin: You pick it
Cat Stevens 1st Album,
Louie Louie by Kingsmen,
Bruce Springstein's: Born To Be Wild, Born in the USA, Perfect Disquise, Murder Incorporated
Talking Heads: Burnin' Down the House, Once in a Lifetime,This Must Be The Place.
Jethro Tull: Aqualung album
Man of Constant Sorrow by Soggy Bottom Boys
Tom Petty: Free Falling, I Won't Back Down, Learning To Fly, Into The Great Wide Open, Don't Come Around Here No More.
God, I just realized how OLD I am!! Who cares, I grew up in the Rock n Roll boom years!!!
Anything AC/DC,
ZZ Top,
Classic Stones: especially, Gimme Shelter, Start Me Up, It's Only Rock and Roll, Satisfaction, etc.
Led Zeppelin: You pick it
Cat Stevens 1st Album,
Louie Louie by Kingsmen,
Bruce Springstein's: Born To Be Wild, Born in the USA, Perfect Disquise, Murder Incorporated
Talking Heads: Burnin' Down the House, Once in a Lifetime,This Must Be The Place.
Jethro Tull: Aqualung album
Man of Constant Sorrow by Soggy Bottom Boys
Tom Petty: Free Falling, I Won't Back Down, Learning To Fly, Into The Great Wide Open, Don't Come Around Here No More.
God, I just realized how OLD I am!! Who cares, I grew up in the Rock n Roll boom years!!!
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Princeau99
New member
This is amazing!
I have yet to see a post I didn't like. They are all awesome:yes:
I have yet to see a post I didn't like. They are all awesome:yes:
johnnyrocket
New member
Lots of George Thorogood songs, but especially hiway 49 (live) golden earrings' radar love, and rambling on my mind by the Blindside Blues Band.
TexasSpyder
New member
What ever is playing on Sirius 70's on 7 when I'm riding.
J. D.
J. D.
Bob Denman
New member
There's a whole lot more "LOUD" in here, than I thought! 
:2thumbs:I'm pretty much pounding stuff into my ears, that just isn't considered fit for human consumption... :shocked:
AC/DC
Black Sabbath
Blue Oyster Cult
Deep Purple/Ranbow
Ted Nugent
George Thoroughgood
Yngwie Malmsteen
Robin Tower
Johnny Winter
ZZ Top
Santana
Ten Years After
Jethro Tull
Pink Floyd
I can tell you; if the RT's speakers can take this much abuse; they've got to be better speakers than everybody seems to think!
SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
New member
AC/DC, KISS & MEATLOAF
Bfromla
Well-known member
Been waiting for a thread like this, I get the usual nods at red lights as people like my bike, but when my ipod swaps songs from Metallica to beach boys, then everybody gets this dumbfounded ,bewildered look, it's great! Truly enjoy Kokomo the most , or just hit the best roads when it shuffles into play, fyi made a playlist with both bands complete collections, great ride tunes!
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ThreeWheels
Active member
Agree that Born To Be Wild belongs on the list, or agree that it shows his age ?
Here is mine:
