Good Biker Music

[Amanatlasjohn]

The weather here in Southern, Calif. has finally cleared up, and tomorrow it's time for some riding under blue skies.

Wanted to know if anyone has any motorcycle music favorites? Nothing like listening to some good tunes before you go riding. Here are a few I can think of:

-The SmileNJack Band's Pacific Coast Highway (This SONG ROCKS!)

-Motley Crue, Girls Girls Girls and Wild Side

-Anything by Steppenwolf...

-The Doors, Riders on the Storm

[2WheelFun]

You got it!

Led Zepplin, Stair way to Heaven, And all of their music

Boston, More than a feeling, And all of their music

Rascals, Groovin

CCR, All of their music

Joe Satriani, All of his music

Pink Floyd, All of their music

SRV, All of his music

Fleetwood Mac, All of their music

Steve Miller Band, And all of their music

The Eagles, And all of their music

Bad Company, And all of their music,

BTO, And all of their music

ZZ Top, and all of their music

Grand Funk, And all of their music

Eric Clapton, And all of his music

Three Dog Night, And all of their music

Moody Blues, And all of their music

Journey, And all of thier music

How's that?

[meanie]

Bob Seger - Roll Me Away
Iggy Pop - Lust for Life
Boston - Smokin
Deep Purple - Highway Star
Uriah Heep - Easy Livin
Billy Idol - many of them
Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper
Bon Jovi - Keep the Faith and a few others
Charlie Danials Band - Devil Went Down to Georgia
Cherry Poppin Daddys - many of them
Evanecence - Bring Me to Live
George Thorogood - many
Grand funk Railroad - Foot Stompin music
ZZ Top - Tube Snake Boogie and others
U2 - any
Ted Nugent - many
Rolling Stones or Guns N Roses - Sympathy for the Devil (I like GNR version better)
Meatloaf - Paradise by the Dashboard Lights and others

Just to name a few.

[ispeed77]

hmmmm, i guess i can add a list to that.
Motley Crue - any old stuff
Poison - any old stuff
Aerosmith - preferably older stuff
Metallica - anything including and before the Black album, except of course the song "Fuel"
Disturbed - anything
Shinedown - anything
CCR - anything
Steve Earle - Guitar Town & Copperhead Road
Matchbox 20 - anything
Bob Seger - almost anything
Mudvayne - anything

and then there's the other side of me

Garth Brooks - anything
Kenney Chesney - anything
Keith Urban - anything
Alabama - anything
Rascal Flatts - anything

how's that for a start ?

[ispeed77]

oh yeah, and welcome to the site Amanatlasjohn !

[NinjaGirl]

WOW!! You guys a bunch of "metalheads!!"

I like:
Dance/Techno (that is what keeps me in good shape to ride!!)
Pop (top 40 stuff)
Hip-Hop (no, not RAP!!)
Hard Rock (80's and current)

[ispeed77]

[QUOTE=NinjaGirl]WOW!! You guys a bunch of "metalheads!!"
QUOTE]

yeah, i definitely fit into that category !

[Spok]

I don't consider Bob Seger in the metal head catagory..

I agree with all of what Whiste posted, most of what Meanie posted alot of what ispeed posted and a few more of my own

Rush - Anything
Pink Floyd - Anything
Iron Maiden - OH YEAH
Judas Priest - most anything for heavy grinding
Ozzy and or Black Sabboth...
Johnny Winters - gotta love that hard rock blues



That'd make for a good start

[dawgblood]

Oh, you gotta go with some hard funk like the Gap Band, Cameo, the Isley Brothers, etc. "If you ain't bouncin', you ain't ridin'" (okay, I made that up, but . . .).

[trikebubble]

I kinda like:
-Big Sugar for those guitar blues days,
-Crystal Method for the techno trance beat,
-old Iron Maiden or ACDC for my metal intake,
-Jane's Addiction for new style hard rock,
-and always Jimmy Buffett to calm me down and cheer me up.
Carlo.

[Peewee]

AC/DC is my fav....thunder!!!!!

[idratherBzx10en]

I like clasic rock before and during a ride like System of a Down.

[dawgblood]

Since I'm from Texas, it'd be a shame I didn't mention a good honky-tonk song can do the trick. For those of you that hate country music, check out these lyrics sung by George Strait on "Kawboys Like Us" (okay, it's actually "Cowboys"):

I take off time to time
With those crazy friends of mine
Head out on steel horses
With wheels and we ride

We burn up that road to old Mexico
Blend in with the desert
Just we amigos
And we roll

Chorus:
Cowboys like us sure do have fun
Racin’ the wind, chasin’ the sun
Take the long way around back to square one
Today we’re just outlaws out on the run
There’ll be no regrets, no worries and such
For cowboys like us

We talk about livin’, babies, and women
All that we’ve lost and all we’ve been givin’
We sing about true love, lie about things we ain’t done
Drink one more cold one, come mornin’ get up
And we roll

[2WheelFun]

I have alot of country also and it's on my MP3. Just more selective with it since I grew up on country.

[ispeed77]

Since I'm from Texas, it'd be a shame I didn't mention a good honky-tonk song can do the trick. For those of you that hate country music, check out these lyrics sung by George Strait on "Kawboys Like Us" (okay, it's actually "Cowboys"):

you know, the amount of times i have sung that song while in the truck or at home, i never really listened to the words i was singing. puts it all into perspective seeing them on the screen !

[sci fly]

you guys are basically saying any rock song made before i was born (198

[JoeNomad1]

I didn't see anyone mention the Boss. How about some Bruce Springsteen? Born in the USA!

[dawgblood]

Great call JoeNo - "Born to Run", "Thunder Road", "Jungleland"!

[2WheelFun]

I think I have around 5 gigabytes of MP3's which would include alot of music. I was just helping get the listing started.

[rednek426]

quite a bit of the music listed is on my playlists...

i'll listen to a lot of everyhting, but mostly country or classic rock.

i have to say, the song that get's me psyched and ready to ride, as well as into trouble, is the long version of in-a-gadda-da-vida, iron butterfly. nothing like beating out the drum solo on the tank at a stoplight.