YFS.... "Crank it Up" songs... WAAAAY UP... Like to 11.

Your 5 favorite songs to hear REALLY LOUD....

No order for me.

1. Radar Love

2. Brick House ( quite possibly my all time favorite song )

3. Living After Midnight

4. Boogie Shoes... just for the horns!

5. Kashmir

Turn Up The Radio - Autograph

Anything by The Tubes

1. Freaks are Here to Party - Infectious Grooves

2. Cult of Personality - Living Colour

3. Jump Right In - The Urge

4. Train of Consequences - Megadeath

5. Epic - Faith No More

1 train train by blackfoot
2. tnt by ac/dc
3. tush by zztop
4. cat scratch fever by the motor city mad man
5. crazy train - ozzy ozborne

1 train train by blackfoot
2. tnt by ac/dc
3. tush by zztop
4. cat scratch fever by the motor city mad man
5. crazy train - ozzy ozborne

I can't believe I overlooked zztop.....

LaGrange comes to mind....

5. Epic - Faith No More


Nice!

BTW, for myself, I am thinking of maybe subbing one out to Brass Monkey.

Great thread, and all of the responses make me grin in agreement!

Here are a few of mine:

1. Girls Girls Girls - Motley Crue
2. Mean Streets - Van Halen
3. Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC
4. Whats On Your Mind - Information Society
5. Sunglasses at Night - Corey Hart
6. Black Cat - Janet Jackson
7. Bad Seamstress Blues - Cinderella

and on and on...


I always crank up old Stones, Sublime, Saliva, Metallica, and of course Van Halen, and Sammy Hagar!

OK.... 2 more

Black Cat by Janet Jackson

and Kentucky Rain by Elvis. His vocals were amazingly strong anyway on this song, but when cranked... WOW!

Oh, and if you have a REALLY clean, powerful system, just turn on Pink Floyd's "Money".... Damn that is good stuff!

Ted Nugent-Death By Misadventure
Heart-Barracuda/Magic Man either or
Trivium-Master Of Puppets (killer remake)
Pantera-Cowboys From Hell
White Zombie-Thunderkiss 65

Badlands - Bruce Springsteen
Cabo Wabo - Van Halen
Summer Nights - Van Halen

YSMANL - AC/DC
Copperhead Road - Steve Earle
The Other Kind - Steve Earle
Money For Nothing - Dire Straits
Crazy Train - Ozzy

Sinatra - New York New York
Journey - Don't Stop Believing
Bon Jovi - You Give Love A Bad Name
Beastie Boys - Fight for your Right (Tied with KISS - Detroit Rock City)
Josh Wink - Higher State of Conscience

Two right off the top (cause I'm on my handheld and don't feel like typing)...

-You Shook Me All Night Long...AC/DC (blown a few car systems on this one)
-Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding...Elton John (especially if in the car...on a highway...with little traffic...and no speed traps)
-Just about anything by Springsteen (I'm from Jersey after all), but especially She's The One & Thunder Road
-Bat Out Of Hell...Meatloaf
-Carol Of The Bells...TSO (especially if in the car...on a highway...with little traffic...and no speed traps) And yes, if the mood strikes and the road is clear, I've been known to pop this puppy in during the summer.
-I Dream Of Rain...Sting
-She's A Beauty...The Tubes
-Mr. Roboto...Styx (not sure why...maybe cause of those VW commercials)
-Weapon Of Choice...Fatboy Slim
-I Feel Love...Madonna (live from her last tour)

Ummm...I think I got a bit carried away...

Born To Run - Bruce
Power Of Love - Huey
Anything by Styx
Train Kept A Rollin' - Aerosmith
Mama Kin - Aerosmith
Montego Bay - Amazulu
In The Summertime - Shaggy
Rocky Mountain Way - Joe
Rock And Roll - Zep

Geez, I could go on forever... :sqbiggrin:

Ah yes...Aerosmith (thanks Rick)...Sweet Emotion (reminds me of a stripper I once knew, her routine was to this song...and the intro just sounds awesome on "11")

You guys tired, worn out?

I posted this on the Disney site I visit... like 90% women.... check out the responses there.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1648500

I can rest peacefully, knowing my son hangs out with a bunch of women, willing to put in 9 pages of songs :sqbiggrin:


Show 'em the blue hat, or the jammies, and see how many pages you get... :sqlaugh:

BTW, did I forget to mention:

Foreplay/Long Time - Boston
Rock And Roll - Velvet Underground

Oops, couldn't also forget:

WANGO TANGO - NUGE (shine it up baby)

I can rest peacefully, knowing my son hangs out with a bunch of women, willing to put in 9 pages of songs :sqbiggrin:


Show 'em the blue hat, or the jammies, and see how many pages you get... :sqlaugh:

BTW, did I forget to mention:

Foreplay/Long Time - Boston
Rock And Roll - Velvet Underground

Oops, couldn't also forget:

WANGO TANGO - NUGE (shine it up baby)


Chicks dig me in my jammies....

And as far as Ted goes.... how could I miss Stranglehold? :sqerr:

Almost forgot...

Runaway -- Bon Jovi
Runaway - Slade

Moby Dick - Led Zepplin
Ironman - Black Sabath
Brick House - Rob Zombie
Tainted Love - Marilyn Manson

And, they literally tell you to do it in this one ...

Sweet Home!

Enter Sandman has a special place in my heart.....as does pretty much any Styx (particularly Loreli)...

Or Renegade - Styx
Mercury Blues - Steve Miller
Party - Boston
Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith
Smokin in the Boys Room - Motley Crue
I'm on Fire - Dwight Twilley Band
Still of the Night - Whitesnake

And like Rick, I could go on and on........

Rodeo Rock by Jimmy Collins. :)

Hair of the Dog - Nazereth
Take Me to the Kaptin/Spaceship Superstar - Prism
Littlw Willy - Sweet
Roll on Down the Highway - BTO
Brown Sugar - stones

Big props to all the Styx answers (my favorite band) and special thanks to the Josh Winx response! LOVE IT!!

I had to mention one I didnt see, and if any of you have not heard of this band, please do yourself a HUGE favor and buy the album or at least listen to some songs.

I ALWAYS crank up Banditos by The Refreshments! Kinda a one hit wonder band from the mid 90's - Rock genre, if you will. (by 90's standards) The album is called Fizzy Fuzzy Big & Buzzy.

Anyway, I love this song and this band and would like to hear from others that do as well.

Dirty Laundry - Don Henley
Hollywood Nights - Bob Seger
Rock and Roll Band - Boston
Smokin' - Boston
Do You Feel Like We Do - Peter Frampton
Anything by Montrose
Life In The Fast Lane - Eagles

Who Do You Want To Be - Oingo Boingo
People - Baker Gurvitz Army
Lady You're Nasty - Les Dudek
Cruise Control - Dixie Dregs
Hell Bent For Leather - Judas Priest
Whipping Post - Allman Brothers
Raise A Little Hell - Trooper
Blowin' Free - Wishbone Ash
F.U.B.B. - Wishbone Ash
Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers - ZZ Top
Dancing Madly Backwards - Captain Beyond (Hell, the first whole CD deserves to be played at 11!)
Turn To Stone - Barnstorm version and Joe Walsh's solo re-recording.

etc. etc. etc.

No way that I could limit it to 5. All good music deserves to be played LOUD!

Cult of Personality - Living Colour

Midlife Crisis - Faith No More

Black No 1 - Type O Neagtive

Black Sunshine - White Zombie

Cemetary Gates - Pantera

Damn Cam I didnt know you were into those groups especially shocked anyone but myself is a fan of Type O Negative.

Damn Cam I didnt know you were into those groups especially shocked anyone but myself is a fan of Type O Negative.

Hard core Type O Neagive Fan I have seen them over 50 times live.

I grew up a true metal head.

Anything by Montrose - Sammy Hagar's original "scream" on Space Station #5 is primal.

Bad Motor Scooter - Montrose

Panama - Van Halen

Shoot to Thrill - AC/DC

Whattaya Do For Money Honey - AC/DC

Boom Boom, Out Go The Lights - Pat Travers

I Drink Alone - George Thorogood

Who Do you Love - George Thorogood

Couple Days Off - Huey Lewis & The News

Girls, Girls, Girls - Motley Crue

Would I Lie To You - Eurythmics

Good stuff there McLeese.....................
Sammy can wail

PAt Travers Boom Boom and Snortin Whiskey

How about Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush

Flirtin With Disaster - Molly Hatchet

Dreams I'll Never See - Molly Hatchet

I Just Wanna Make Love To You (Live version!) - Foghat

Long Stick Goes Boom - Krokus

Bad Medicine - Bon Jovi

Mahogany Rush's live version of Johnny B. Goode or Purple Haze

Pat Travers - Heat in the Street

Pat Travers - Heat in the Street


Don't forget "Killer's Instinct" and "Hammerhead".... :D

Mr. Travers is one of those guitarists that gets overlooked by far too many.

Don't forget "Killer's Instinct" and "Hammerhead".... :D

Mr. Travers is one of those guitarists that gets overlooked by far too many.
Oh, that entire album is chock-full of solid killer tunes! "Hammerhead" is flat-out one of the best speed rock instrumentals ever. Tommy Aldridge is outstanding on the double bass drums!

When I worked at an AOR station in 1982, I would presell "Go All Night" by saying, "Here's some Disco...Pat Travers style!" Then I'd just wait for the calls...

I like every song on that album...it's one of my all-time favorite rock albums, but believe it or not, I think my favorite tune on it has to be "I Tried To Believe." I love Pat's tasteful use of Leslie cabinets in that tune, and I like its dark lyrical tone.

Molly Hatchetts guitar players all three could front most any group. Danny Joe on the Harp was quite a display as well.

PAt Travers what can I say or Mahogany Rush.
These three bands are frequently overlooked and some of the best stuff of the 70's and 80's came from one or all of these folks.

There was one concert in particular that I went to in the late 70's where Foghat and Molly Hatchet double billed in Charlotte, NC. Close to the end of the show, Foghat came back out and jammed with Hatchet......incredible guitar work......like being in guitar heaven for just a short while.....

Another couple of songs come to mind:

Molly Hatchet - Boogie No More (those guitar rides were so much fun to play!!)
REO Speedwagon - Roll With The Changes
The Knack - My Sharona (another song with a fun guitar ride!)

Lynard Skynard - Sweet Home Alabama
AC/DC - T.N.T., Who Made Who, Thunderstruck, For Those About To Rock
Metalica - Master of Puppets
Quiet Riot - Cum Feel The Noise
Queen - Bohemian Rapsody and We Are The Champions
Tool - Schisim (I love that base line)
Twisted Sister - We're Not Gonna Take It

Rush - Tom Sawyer

Stranglehold-Ted Nugent

Don't Stop Believing-Journey

Metal Health-Quiet Riot

War Pigs-Black Sabbath

Immigrant Song-Led Zeppelin

Money for Nothing-Dire Straits