Classic Rock music Playlist suggestions!
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Jonny essex said:
Good :wink:
The Who - My Generation
Pinball wizard
Behind Blue eyes
The Seeker
Paul Weller - Beat surrender
Down in a tube station at midnight
Eton Rifles
Thats Entertainment
Going Underground
Town called malice
The Raconteurs - Steady as she goes
The White stripes - My Doorbell
Blue Orchid
I just dont know what to do with myself
Queens of the stone age - Go with the flow
No one knows .
not exactly classic rock but great driving tracks
Pinball wizard
Behind Blue eyes
The Seeker
Paul Weller - Beat surrender
Down in a tube station at midnight
Eton Rifles
Thats Entertainment
Going Underground
Town called malice
The Raconteurs - Steady as she goes
The White stripes - My Doorbell
Blue Orchid
I just dont know what to do with myself
Queens of the stone age - Go with the flow
No one knows .
not exactly classic rock but great driving tracks
Some great tracks so far and here are a few less obvious selections from yesteryear:
6 days on the Road - Taj Mahal
Handle me with Care, Drove all night - Travelling Wilburys
Heroes -David Bowie
Badge - Cream
Layla, After Midnight - Eric Clapton
Bohemian Like You - The Dandy Warhols
I Thank You - Sam & Dave
Fooled around and fell in Love - Elvin Bishop
Little Tin Soldier - The Small Faces
Piece of My Heart - Janis Joplin
Little Help From my Friends - Joe Cocker
Grits Ain't Groceries - Little Minton
New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84) - Simple Minds
Davy's On the Road Again - Manfred Mann's Earth Band
6 days on the Road - Taj Mahal
Handle me with Care, Drove all night - Travelling Wilburys
Heroes -David Bowie
Badge - Cream
Layla, After Midnight - Eric Clapton
Bohemian Like You - The Dandy Warhols
I Thank You - Sam & Dave
Fooled around and fell in Love - Elvin Bishop
Little Tin Soldier - The Small Faces
Piece of My Heart - Janis Joplin
Little Help From my Friends - Joe Cocker
Grits Ain't Groceries - Little Minton
New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84) - Simple Minds
Davy's On the Road Again - Manfred Mann's Earth Band
We are the road crew - Motorhead
Race with the devil - Girlschool
Temples of syrinx - Rush
Highway song - Blackfoot
That smell - lynyrd skynyrd
Am I evil - Diamond head
Let there be rock - AC/DC
Crazy train - Ozzy
Another piece of meat - The scorpions
Rosalie - Thin Lizzy
Jukebox Hero - Foreigner
Race with the devil - Girlschool
Temples of syrinx - Rush
Highway song - Blackfoot
That smell - lynyrd skynyrd
Am I evil - Diamond head
Let there be rock - AC/DC
Crazy train - Ozzy
Another piece of meat - The scorpions
Rosalie - Thin Lizzy
Jukebox Hero - Foreigner
metal licker said:
Yours is one list I've been waiting for Metal & you haven't disappointed me. I remember being at St Gorges Hall, Bradford, for the Motorhead 'Bomber' tour, & standing in one of the giant floor speakers, having had a few. How I'm not permanently deaf I will never know
Some great tracks been mentioned in this thread and some new to me that I'll be checking out!
Instead of the predictable 'Enter Sandman' Mettallica suggestion that always pops up why not have a listen to 'Creeping Death' a much better song IMO.
Seen Ozzy live a few times (always ace) alas not with the late Randy Rhoads but check out his solos to 'Revelation Mother Earth', Goodbye to Romance' and 'Mr Crowley'' (all from Blizzard of Oz album) These alone are the reason I will always have an electric guitar under my bed and aspire to be be at least 1% of the guitarist he was.
Love the Cult's 'Electric' album and especially 'Lil Devil' and Peace Dog' but they were the worst band I ever saw live, I think they were whizzing off their tits on something that night!
Iron Maiden were always first class live and 'Phantom of the Opera' must be on your list too!
Right that's it, time to pour a glass of red, don the rose tinted specs and descend into a YouTube musical time vortex for the next 4 hours! :evil:
Instead of the predictable 'Enter Sandman' Mettallica suggestion that always pops up why not have a listen to 'Creeping Death' a much better song IMO.
Seen Ozzy live a few times (always ace) alas not with the late Randy Rhoads but check out his solos to 'Revelation Mother Earth', Goodbye to Romance' and 'Mr Crowley'' (all from Blizzard of Oz album) These alone are the reason I will always have an electric guitar under my bed and aspire to be be at least 1% of the guitarist he was.
Love the Cult's 'Electric' album and especially 'Lil Devil' and Peace Dog' but they were the worst band I ever saw live, I think they were whizzing off their tits on something that night!
Iron Maiden were always first class live and 'Phantom of the Opera' must be on your list too!
Right that's it, time to pour a glass of red, don the rose tinted specs and descend into a YouTube musical time vortex for the next 4 hours! :evil:
Judas Priest - You've got another thing coming
Jethro Tull - Thick as a brick
Rick Wakeman - White Rock
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Take A Pebble
Inxs - Need you tonight
King Crimson - 21st Century schizoid man
Black Sabbath - Fairies wear boots
Uriah Heep - Gypsy
T. Rex - Children of the revolution
Bon Jovi - Keep the faith
Yes - Awaken
Pink Floyd - Money
Led Zep - Moby Dick
Aerosmith - Love in an elevator
10CC - Art for arts sake
The Who - Baba O'Riley
Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
Wishbone Ash - Blowing free
Guns n Roses - Sweet child of mine
Jethro Tull - Thick as a brick
Rick Wakeman - White Rock
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Take A Pebble
Inxs - Need you tonight
King Crimson - 21st Century schizoid man
Black Sabbath - Fairies wear boots
Uriah Heep - Gypsy
T. Rex - Children of the revolution
Bon Jovi - Keep the faith
Yes - Awaken
Pink Floyd - Money
Led Zep - Moby Dick
Aerosmith - Love in an elevator
10CC - Art for arts sake
The Who - Baba O'Riley
Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
Wishbone Ash - Blowing free
Guns n Roses - Sweet child of mine
Only caught up with your thread yesterday mate as I was up in Glasgow watching Monster Magnet,so they were my slightly drunk selection before heading to bed :wink:halifaxbantam said:metal licker said:
Yours is one list I've been waiting for Metal & you haven't disappointed me. I remember being at St Gorges Hall, Bradford, for the Motorhead 'Bomber' tour, & standing in one of the giant floor speakers, having had a few. How I'm not permanently deaf I will never know
Love Motorhead think I'm up to 20+ gigs and hopefully Lemmy will be ok to play this year ! Give the documentary Lemmy a watch it's very good
And I'd add Breadfan by Budgie
