Every time I hear "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" by The Hollies I get the urge to go take on the world or something...

What's your 'get pumped' song?

Scorpions, Coast to Coast. Used to play that before handball matches to get fired up and the rhythm stays with you almost like a metronome.

Won't get FOOLED again

"Surfin' Bird" by the Trashmen gets me going.

The "papa ooh mow mow" break where the drumming then kicks in again may be the best rock & roll transition EVER. Seriously.

Boston - Don't Look Back

When I feel like someone just sh%t all over me, I put this in and turn it up LOUD!!! After some "dancing" (that's not what my wife calls it) and air guitaring and generally just acting like an idiot, I feel so much better. Ahhhh.......

Nazareth ~ Hair of the Dog

Animal - Def Leppard :rockon: :rockon: :rockon:

Wow.. this is a hard one....

I really like Screaming for Vengeance by Preist... but then Swelling Itching Brain by Devo can really get me more in my normal strange self.. but then there is also Fight for Your Right if you want to do some real partying.. and Suicidal Tendencies seems to get me pumped up enough to end up in an institution with Institutionalized...

I won't dive off into some of the electronica sogs that really get me going too.. just too many favorite anti-establishment songs I like, that all get me feeling good... (do I need help?) :D

Man.. tough question..

Don't ban me for this, but among the ones I used to use to get "psyched up" for workouts were:

White Wedding, by Billy Idol
Born to be Wild, by Steppenwolf
Ride on Time, by Black Box (but only from a recording I picked up in Thailand that is about 5 percent faster speed than it is supposed to be!).

There were a few more (maybe one or two by Bon Jovi?) but I can't think of them right now.

How about Mickey (http://youtube.com/watch?v=1FeIF-7fhkE) for getting fired up for workouts?

hehehe.. bet that gets me banned :D

I usually listen to "Turn Up the Radio" by Autograph before my hockey games. Works wonders.

Back when I was tournament fighting it would be "Noise Brigade" by the Mighty Mighty Bosstones.

Now I have to mow the lawn, maybe I'll put them on the mp3 player and mow really fast.

Ray

Walk of Life

Hallelujah

Sugar,Sugar

Theres a Good Rocking tonight- Elvis
Six Days on the road- Taj Mahal

Shakin' the Blues (The Screaming Cheetah Wheelies)

Killing in the name of... (Rage against the Machine)

Smokin' (Boston)

" I'm goin home" Ten Years After.

[QUOTE=jonman;1852426]Theres a Good Rocking tonight- Elvis

I listen to this song at least once a day.:banana::banana: Recorded from a DISh HD special " A tribute to Scotty Moore"
Paul Ansell does a great job on vocal. The whole show is superb.:music:

No contest! Black Betty by Ram Jam:smoke:

Great thread. A few for me:
Living in America - James Brown
Little Red Corvette - Prince (Prince has a few actually; 1999, Let's Go Crazy, When Doves Fly and I could never take the place of your man also come to mind)
Sufferegette City - David Bowie
Superstition - Stevie Wonder
Sledgehammer - Peter Gabriel
Fight for your Right - Beastie Boys

Thin Lizzy: "Cowboy Song"
Foghat: "Fool for the City"

Just two of many that cause my right foot to go through the car floor. :D

Lotsa great songs here.... I need to hit up the record store soon....

" I'm goin home" Ten Years After.

Woodstock! :rockon:

I have to second this and add Show Biz Kids by Steely Dan.

thats easy for me, Springsteens "Born to Run"

Burn It Down by Streetwalkers feeds the rage.

Elvis Costello-Pump It Up

lemme add:

Tubthumping-Chumbawamba
Never Gonna Give You Up-Rick Astley
'Ode To Joy' From Beethoven's Ninth
One-U2
Ride of the Valkyries-Wagner

I should make all those into a wake-up tape once I get a digital audio timer!

Patrick Hernandez-Born to be Alive

http://youtube.com/watch?v=BVgM7qeAlko

I tend to dance like a Disco fanatic whenever it comes on. :banana::banana:

The Bee Gee's Stayin' Alive gets me pumpin' as well, who doesn't get their strut on when they hear it.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=5rKo7Tf5YBQ&feature=related

[QUOTE=VinylHanger;1853663]Patrick Hernandez-Born to be Alive
:thmbsp: I like that one also

Billy Idol, Rebel Yell. Loverboy,Turn me Loose.:D Hollywood,Hollywood Swinging.

Ride of the Valkyries-Wagner


"Napalm, the sweet smell of victory" Apocalypse now

Probably because it takes me back to high school days - Free "All right now"

Regards,

D-Ray

Loverboy,Turn me Loose

I love the montage in 'Wet Hot American Summer' with that song....simply hilarious! :thmbsp:

Time Warp - Rocky Horror Picture Show Soundtrack
Saturday Night - Bay City Rollers
Come On, Eileen - Dexy's Midnight Runners
Back in Black - AC/DC
Flirtin' with Disaster - Molly Hatchet
Paradise by the Dashboard Light - Meatloaf
Who Are You? - The Who
Slip Kid - The Who
I'm Eighteeen - Alice Cooper
Iron Man - Black Sabbath
Kick Out The Jams - MC5
Dirty Water - The Standells
Spill the Wine - Eric Burdon and War
Louie, Louie - Anyone at all
Innagaddadavida - Iron Butterfly
Cherry Bomb - Shonen Knife
The Boys Are Back in Town - Thin Lizzy
Surrender - Cheap Trick
I Eat Cannibal - Toto Coelo
White Punks on Dope - The Tubes
Mexican Radio - Wall of Voodoo
Whip It - Devo
Draggin' the Line - Tommy James and the Shondells
Blinded by the Light - Manfred Mann's Earth Band
I Came For Your Daughter - Canned Heat
My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Momma - Frank Zappa
School's Out - Alice Cooper
Boom, Boom (Out Go The Lights) - Pat Travers
Breakin' Out - Oscar Drill and the Bits (Shock Treatment Soundtrack)
Round and Round - Ratt
Rise Above - Black Flag
We Need More Power - Geza X

Elvis Costello

What's So Funny About Peace, Love and Understanding?

Before my tennis matches I would listen to Yes' Gates of Delirium and Little River Bands' Its A Long Way There...

A few great choices here. 'Long Cool Woman' and 'I'd Love To Change The World' by Ten Years After, to name a just couple.
So many great songs, so little time...

But, a few of my additions to this list would be:

'Green Grass and High Tides'-The Outlaws
'Saint In The City'-Bruce Springsteen
'The Voice'-The Moody Blues
'Ride My See-Saw'-The Moody Blues
'Peace of Mind'-Boston
'Red Red Wine'-The Replacements
'Too Much Ain't Enough'-Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
'Stay With Me'-Rod and The Faces
'Strychnine'-The Brandos
'California Sun'-The Ramones
'Rockaway Beach'-The Ramones
'Complete Control'-The Clash
'Heart Full Of Soul'-The Yardbirds
'Rocks Off'-The Rolling Stones
'Here Comes My Baby'-The Jags
'Hot Girls In Love'-The Cherry Bombz
'Princess Of The Night'-Saxon
'The Trooper'-Iron Maiden
'Instant Karma'-John Lennon
'Juniors Farm'-Paul McCartney & Wings
'Sha La Lee'-The Small Faces

"Go For A Soda"- Kim Mitchell
"The Impression That I Get"- Mighty Bosstones
"I'll Be You"-Replacements
"Street Fighting Man"-Stones (actually kind of prefer the '69 live version on "Ya-Ya's" but the original works too.)

Interesting topic.

Let's see....reaching back in time a ways...

Rolling Stones Jumpin Jack Flash
Creedence Fortunate Son
Aerosmith Same Old Song And Dance
AC/DC Hells Bells
Deep Purple Highway Star
Steppenwolf Born To Be Wild

Sugar,Sugar
Ha! :lmao:

Me, I like

ELO - Rockaria!
ELO - Roll Over Beethoven
Heart - Barracuda
Cheap Trick - Mighty Wings
George Harrison - This Song
The Charms - Gimme That Shot
Courtney Love - Mono
B-52's - Eyes Wide Open

Tom

"Surfin' Bird" by the Trashmen gets me going.

The "papa ooh mow mow" break where the drumming then kicks in again may be the best rock & roll transition EVER. Seriously.

This brings back memories. I used to be (and still am) into surfing music. I'd have parties that I'd make surf mix tapes for. When that one came on I'd have to stop what I was doing and get down.

Excellent selection.

Black Dog by Led Zeppelin is one of my choices. One of the ass-kickingest guitar riffs ever. The song shreds.

Nazareth ~ Hair of the Dog

:thmbsp:

Judas Priest - You've Got Another Thing Comin'

Scott

Venus In Furs-Velvet Underground

Keep yourself alive
Hammer to fall
March of the black queen -Queen

Peace in mississippi
Love or Confusion
I dont live today -Hendrix

Whitey on the Moon
Who'll pay reparations for my soul
Black History/ The world - Gill scott Heron

Pinball Wizard
Squeeze box
Wont get fooled again
The Substitute - The Who


I also get seriously hyped from a good peice of classical music.

5th symphony Dmaj
7th symphony Cmaj "Leningrad" -Dmitri Shostakovich

"Waldstein sonata"
Symphony #9 Dmin "choral"
Moonlight Sonata 3rd mov - The ole' "ludwig Van"

Goldberg variations
WTC book 1,2
Brandenburg Concertos (all of em)
Art of Fugue -JS Bach (In my humblest of opinions, the greatest musician that could/will ever live)

Nothing Gets me stoked quite like Baroque Music (im a little strange) so on that note i'll toss in Sweelinck, Buxtehude,Purcell, and Gibbons.

And a little Wagner now and then cant hurt, can it?

Got to go with Arkay...

'White Wedding' and 'Born to be Wild'... Best Pinball songs ever.

If I Should Fall From Grace With God - The Pogues

Lots of the songs already mentioned but #1, and hopefully this doesn't get me banned, has to be..... Survivor - Eye of the Tiger. :banana:

Nazareth ~ Hair of the Dog


Pretty much same here to.

I also like these as well. To many to list but these are the few I can't help but to crank to chest pounding levels.

Hair of the Dog. Not a song to listen to after you get pissed at somebody as you may pay them a visit, lol.

Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress. Cranks to hi levels with ease.

Frankenstein. Good god, look out! Speaker parts could fly!

And couple country tunes.

Neon Rainbow. Just a good song.

White Lightning. To all you hillbillies out there....YEEHAW!!!

Springsteen,,thunder road, jungleland

Thin Lizzy: "Cowboy Song"
Foghat: "Fool for the City"

Just two of many that cause my right foot to go through the car floor. :D

Oh hell yeah!!!! When I saw Lizzy in 77, they segued Cowboy Song right into Boys Are Back in Town - using the last note of Cowboy as the first note of Boys.

Here's some more of mine:

Highway Star (off of Made in Japan) - Deep Purple
Mercury Blues - David Lindley
Runnin On Empty - Jackson Browne
Tie Your Mother Down - Queen
Auf Wiedersehn - Cheap Trick
Iron Man - Black Sabbath
The Beat - The Beat (Paul Collins Beat) - the whole friggin album
Look Sharp! - Joe Jackson. Hell, the whole Look Sharp album
Whats So Funny Bout Peace Love & Understanding - Elvis Costello
tons more...

Many of the one's that have already been mentioned, along with these...


I've Got A Line On You - Spirit

Middle of the Road - The Pretenders

5:15 - The Who

She's Too Good For Me - Sting

I Want A New Drug - Huey Lewis and The News

When The Shit Hits The Fan / Sunset Blvd. - Todd Rundgren

Everybody Have Fun Tonight - Wang Chung

I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You - Alan Parsons

Slow Down - John Miles

Take It Off The Top - Dixie Dregs (Steve Morse)

Roam - B52s

BeBop Deluxe - Shine

Radar Love - Golden Earring

White Bird - It's A Beautiful Day

Kick Start My Heart - Motley Crue
Cruiser - The Cars
Shook Me All Night Look - AC/DC
Turbo Lover - Judas Priest
Bang A Gong [ Get It On ] - Power Station
Tusk - Fleetwood Mac
Fortunate Son - CCR
Soldier Of Misfortune - Paul Westerberg
Left Of The Dial - The Replacements
Pride - U2

i tend not to get "psyched up" i simply like good music on a good Hi-Fi system, is all.:music:

"King Kong" -- live version (Zappa & the Mothers / Uncle Meat); this is in a driving 3/8 meter played basically 1 beat/measure. I knew guys on a liberal arts college / no scholarship football team who would put this on in the locker room before a game and beat up on stuff with whiffle bats to get psyched up --- and lose.

"(I think) Losin' You" -- Rod Stewart / Every Picture Tells a Story -- drum kit demolition

"Rock 'n' Roll" -- Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels. Best version by far (IMHO)

Steve A.

I can't believe no one has said 'Ballroom Blitz' by The Sweet. Or, 'Kick It Out' by Heart

Lets see...

King of Rock and Roll - Dio
Kiss of Death - Dokken
That Smell - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Sails of Charon - Scorpions
Belexes - Kansas
Flash of the Blade - Iron Maiden
I am a Viking - Yngwie J. Malmsteen's Rising Force
Long Hard Ride - Marshall Tucker Band
The Thing That Should Not Be - Metallica
Ordinary Man - Triumph
Teakbois - Anderson, Wakeman, Bruford and Howe
The La La Song - Zebra
Lights Out - UFO
Slide it In - Whitesnake
Space Station #5 - Montrose
The Mob Rules - Black Sabbath
Gates of Babylon - Rainbow
They Need a Million - Scorpions
Godzilla - Blue Oyster Cult


I could go on and on... :D

I got a few off of my head:
Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress Hollies
Won't Get Fooled Again The Who
Radar Love Golden Earring
Livin' After Midnight Judas Priest
Rock N Roll Hoochie Koo Rick Derringer
California Man Cheap Trick
I Wanna Be Sedated & Rockaway Beach The Ramones
The Rover & Whole Lotta Love Led Zeppelin
I'm Gonna Make You Mine The Shadows of Knight
Working For The Weekend Loverboy
I'm Walkin' Fats Domino
My Head's In Mississippi & Sharp Dressed Man ZZ Top
Smokin' In The Boys Room Brownsville Station

Whammer Jammer..........J Giels ?

Smoke on the Water DP
Easy Livin' UH
Locomotive Breath JT
Whole Lota Love LZ
EvenFlow PJ
House of the Rising Sun Animals


Uriah

If you're gonna get pumped up to the Ramones, it has to be Blitzkrieg Bop; also hear Johnny Winter And Live - Johnny Be Good. I can't keep the volume down for Jimi's Purple Haze or Vodoo Chile.

On another frequency along the musical spectrum - Tocatta and fugue in B Minor and Beethoven's Ode to Joy.

Regards,

D-Ray

Anybody mentioned:
Blinding Light Show -Triumph

Also:
The Boxer - Simon & Garfunkel
Song for All Seasons - Renaissance
Ashes Are Burning - Renaissance
The Vultures Fly High - ditto
Flying Blind - Daily Planet
Five - Daily Planet
Tangled Web - ditto
Juke Box Hero - Foreigner
Desert Train - Tangerine Dream
Too Hot for my Chinchilla - Tangerine Dream
Tusk - Fleetwood Mac
Would I lie to you - Eurythmics
Missionary Man - Eurythmics
Fire On High - ELO
I feel you - Depech Mode
Walking in My Shoes - Depech Mode
Drive in, Drive out - Dave Mathews Band
Crash into Me - ditto
Too Much - ditto
Crawlin' from the Wreckage - Dave Edmonds
Run Through the Jungle - CCR
Bad Moon Rising - CCR
Starship Trooper - Yes
Roundabout - Yes (a must song first day of summer, at (x-max - 1))
Veteran of a Thousand Psychic Wars - BOC
The Revenge of Vera Gemini - also BOC
This Ain't the Summer of Love - ditto
Joan Crawford - ditto, and extremely funny
Burnin' for You - And Again BOC


Hmmm. I think I'm going to drive everyone out of the house tonight. It's gonna be a Blue Oyster Cult night. You know, for a hard rockin' band, they go really well with Martinis....

Drill and bass, anarcho-punk and melodic death metal. The neighbours love me!

I Hate Russell - Speedranch vs Jansky Noise (from 'Making Orange Things')
Violent Resistance - Terminus (from 'Going Nowhere Fast')
Crimson II - Edge Of Sanity (from 'Crimson II')

We're an American Band - Grand Funk

"Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" by The Hollies One of the best recorded/mastered songs of all time. Also the live version of "I'd Love To Change The World" by Alvin Lee and Ten Years After.

Isolation-Buzzcocks
Eaton Rifles-The Jam
When You're Young-The Jam
Move On Up-The Jam

Walter Carlos' "Clockwork Orange" sountrack (the Trans Siberian one with the wacky cover)

Put that bad boy on your Player and Viddy Scenes of the Ultra-Violent, Oh my Droogs

One thing I noticed is that a lot you must be really laid back people if those songs pump you up. :)

Stigmata, Just One Fix, Thieves, Burning Inside, NWO, Hero, Psalm 69, Filthpig - Ministry

Moon Baby, Whatever, Time Bomb, Awake, Greed - Godsmack

Primal Concrete Sledge, Cowboys from Hell, Mouth For War, Fucking Hostile, Walk - Pantera

Soul Crusher, Grindhouse, Cosmic Monsters Inc, Electric Head, More Human Than Human, Super Beast, Dragula, Feed The Gods - White Zombie and or Rob Zombie

Birth Ritual - Soundgarden



I could probably go on for a long time with this category. :)

One thing I noticed is that a lot you must be really laid back people if those songs pump you up. :)

Stigmata, Just One Fix, Thieves, Burning Inside, NWO, Hero, Psalm 69, Filthpig - Ministry

Moon Baby, Whatever, Time Bomb, Awake, Greed - Godsmack

Primal Concrete Sledge, Cowboys from Hell, Mouth For War, Fucking Hostile, Walk - Pantera

Soul Crusher, Grindhouse, Cosmic Monsters Inc, Electric Head, More Human Than Human, Super Beast, Dragula, Feed The Gods - White Zombie and or Rob Zombie

Birth Ritual - Soundgarden



I could probably go on for a long time with this category. :)

Guess it depends on your definition of "pumped up"- whether physical adrenaline or fast driving or mind-sharpening or booty chasing. I have a neighbor who gets a little too pumped up and rams his wife's car into the backyard with his truck after too much Godsmack and Busch. That's not what I'm after.:nono: I don't want to artificially induce the need to tear shit up.

Sit On My Face - Lords of Acid
Order of Death - PiL

The Cult - She Sells Santuary

Palisades Park - Freddy Cannon
I like the rollercoaster & everybody screamin' in the background.

Guess it depends on your definition of "pumped up"- whether physical adrenaline or fast driving or mind-sharpening or booty chasing. I have a neighbor who gets a little too pumped up and rams his wife's car into the backyard with his truck after too much Godsmack and Busch. That's not what I'm after.:nono: I don't want to artificially induce the need to tear shit up.

Crazy neighbor. yikes.

"i apologize"-Husker Du-max volume required

Rage Against The Machine - Wake Up

When I dream of summer in the winter months,2 songs have always gotten me feelin' warm and ready to hit the beach (or lakeside)...Wave Babies from Honeymoon Suite and Jump by Van Halen...play those two together and I can swear I feel the sand between my toes and I'm runnin' toward the surf (or wherever) ready to jump in!! :music::yes::music: Rob

I used to work in the kitchen at an upscale restaurant after I got out of high school. The head chef had several tapes that he would play to get him pumped up. He would play this stuff over and over until it was driving everyone else crazy. After work one night the chef walks back into the kitchen and catches one of the other cooks going to town on a Journey tape with a kitchen knife. He had planned to cut it a couple of times and then stick it back in the tape deck.

As for what I listen to. Anything upbeat and fast. Although I don't care for a lot of metal and harder rock. I need some melody.

After work one night the chef walks back into the kitchen and catches one of the other cooks going to town on a Journey tape with a kitchen knife. He had planned to cut it a couple of times and then stick it back in the tape deck.



:lmao::lmao:

I can understand that!!

:lmao::lmao:

I can understand that!!

He could really play something to death to the point where you would want to start pulling your hair out. Somebody gave him the cd single of the Lords of Acid song The Rubber Doll Opus. The cd had around 5-6 remixes on it and I heard them all at least twice a night.

No contest! Black Betty by Ram Jam:smoke:

That's hard to beat Bill. Excellent tune. Here's mine...

Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower

Soul Crusher, Grindhouse, Cosmic Monsters Inc, Electric Head, More Human Than Human, Super Beast, Dragula, Feed The Gods - White Zombie and or Rob Zombie

Ever hear "Ratfinks, Suicide Tanks and Cannibal Girls (http://www.imeem.com/artists/white_zombie/music/EdzvMEra/white-zombie-ratfinks-suicide-tanks-and-cannibal-girls/)?"

" It's the eye of the tiger ..." - Survivor !

In accordance with the original question of one song only,

Don't Look Back - Boston

Cum On Feel The Noize by Quiet Riot or Kickstart my Heart by Motley Crue :rockon:

Not so much get me pumped up, but makes me feel OK when I feel like an underdog... I feel it's an incredibly powerful song:

Just One Victory - Todd Rundgren

I agree with most listed so far- But whould like to add "Free Ride" by Rick Derringer:banana:

I'm Sofa King Old...........Iron Butterfly LIVE,1968, "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"
Play that and I'm ready to take on Mike Tyson..........
It's got Great buildup with that high rising tone.........

HST would understand......Do YOU?

Steppenwolf ~ Born To Be Wild
Led Zeppelin ~ Kashmir
Midnight Oil ~ Dead Heart
Midnight Oil ~ Beds Are Burning
Golden Earring ~ Radar Love
The Who ~ Goin' Mobile
The Who ~ Won't Get Fooled Again

G'day all. Ok two. Boston- 'More Than A Feeling' and the Jimi Hendrix Experience, the version of 'Hey Joe' off the Radio One compilation. Regards, Felix aka catman.

'Nile Song'; (early) Pink Floyd. I remember having that jamming on my old cassette player in my old pickup when I was stationed at Andrews AFB, cruising the back roads in the area. at one point the singer stops singing words and just goes 'aaaaarr'. suited my mood perfectly.

'Ready to Go'; Republica. one weird morning a few years ago I was getting some FM station from the Carolinas playing that; had never heard of them before. good stuff.

'Samba pa Ti'; Santana. starts slow, then, whoosh.

'Sleight of Hand'; Pearl Jam. also starts slow but builds to a tremendous climax.
"I'll see you on the other side
another man
moved by sleight of hand..."


I highly, highly recommend all the above.

"Clampdown" - The Clash
"Steppin' Out" - Joe Jackson
"Save it for Later" - The English Beat

Johnny Appleseed-Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros

Beat it-MJ...........Soul Man-Blues Bros...........Frankenstein-Edgar Winters Group.........Jungle Sun-Lovyn Kynde

House of Pain - Jump Around

Wild Cherry - Play that Funky Music

ICP - Fuck the World

Rage Against the Machine - Bulls on Parade...

U2 - Bullet the Blue Sky

And lots lots more like these..

"Rocker" by AC/DC. It's relatively short, but my blood is coursing something serious by the end. :rockon:

Chaka Khan-Feel for You
Accept-Balls to the Wall

Chaka Khan-Feel for You
Accept-Balls to the Wall

Two others that could be in my list.. Just listened to both within the last month... I've got a pretty cool 12" single with several different versions of Feel for You... I blame the 80's for liking that song... :smoke:

Two others that could be in my list.. Just listened to both within the last month... I've got a pretty cool 12" single with several different versions of Feel for You... I blame the 80's for liking that song... :smoke:

Yep, however if you have the version from the Breakin' soundtrack, then there is no hope. :no::D

Blue Oyster Cult ~ Godzilla
Mountain ~ Mississippi Queen
AC/DC ~ Live Wire
Ted Nugent ~ Anything of the S/T album
Montrose ~ Anything off the S/T album, especially Rock Candy

Fun thread!

A few of mine:

Long Cool Woman... Hollies
Mustang Sally... Pickett
Sad But True... Metallica
Insane in the Membrane... Cypress Hill
Train Kept A Rollin... Aerosmith
Born On The Bayou... CCR
Domination... Pantera

Pat Traverse Band ( HOOKED ON MUSIC )Live !:thmbsp::banana::banana:

Lets see...

King of Rock and Roll - Dio
Kiss of Death - Dokken
That Smell - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Sails of Charon - Scorpions
Belexes - Kansas
Flash of the Blade - Iron Maiden
I am a Viking - Yngwie J. Malmsteen's Rising Force
Long Hard Ride - Marshall Tucker Band
The Thing That Should Not Be - Metallica
Ordinary Man - Triumph
Teakbois - Anderson, Wakeman, Bruford and Howe
The La La Song - Zebra
Lights Out - UFO
Slide it In - Whitesnake
Space Station #5 - Montrose
The Mob Rules - Black Sabbath
Gates of Babylon - Rainbow
They Need a Million - Scorpions
Godzilla - Blue Oyster Cult


I could go on and on... :D


My favorite Zebra tune too!!

"Target" by Fugazi

If I were to, say, ride a time trial in the Tour de France that would be the last song I would listen to on the trainer when warming up.

Yours is No Disgrace and Siberian Khatru, both by Yes

one that comes to mind is
White Zombie - Black Sunshine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ9RrHMTTbw
or
mad max version
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoUXLX2VjFM

A lot of 'em that Get Me Goin' are already on here, but here's one more-"Twilight Zone" by Golden Earring.

Walk- Pantera
Du Hast- Rammstein
Hit The Lights-Metallica
These are a few that gets my blood pumpin'!

These are a few that gets my blood pumpin'!
Voodoo and Serano - Blood Is Pumpin'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycUYn4u3hFo

The Who, "Doctor Jimmy" and "I've Had Enough", both from Quadrophenia.

Van Halen's Jump and Running for the devil; Iron Maiden Two minutes to midnight and Vandenberg's Wait are some of the songs that get me going. Mostly in the wrong direction, but hey...

Iron Maiden - Aces High
Iron Maiden - 2 Minutes to Midnight

2 from a long list, most of which has already been posted.

Eye of the Tiger/Survivor

Montrose ~ Space Station #5 :music: