10 Songs that Make You Crack Open a Beer While Driving (vanity)

MyMind | 5/22/05 | Sir Pissant

[pissant]

There are just some songs that are so good, that when heard on the car radio, they trigger an automatic reflex to pop open a frosty cold brew. I know it's illegal in most states, but the law be damned when RYS (Retrograde Youth Syndrome) is triggered by the the following songs:

10. Pride and Joy (Stevie Ray Vaughn)

9. Wild Night (Van Morrison)

8. Locomotive Breath (Tull)

7. White Room (Cream)

6. You Shook Me (AC/DC)

5. London Calling (clash)

4. Sultans of Swing (Dire Staights)

3. Honky Tonk Women (Stones)

2. Roadhouse Blues (Doors)

1. La Grange (ZZ Top)

[pissant]

You're mostly OK.

But Stevie Nicks sucks eggs. Feminine Deoderant Spray music, but not beer music!

[dfwddr]

1. Highway Star - Deep Purple

We use to crank that one up in high school.... on 8-track !!! LOL

[pissant]

Hey, Howlin Wolf is awesome. Good suggestions

[hattend]

Well, I agree that "Sarah" and slow stuff like that is not beer music. I'm talking about the rocking ones that I can't remember the titles to right now (just woke up).

[apackof2]

When the Bullet Hits the Bone - Golden Earring

So true

Living Loving, She's just a woman (Led Zepplin)

[Enterprise]

I went to the see "The Wall" when it was at the movies. I snuck in a half pint of "Yukon Jack" and a half pint of "Wild Turkey." Had a great time. Don't remember what the movie was about though. But still, I love the song.

[SweetCaroline]

....I met Greg Allman!

He was so stoned he could barely sit on the barstool!

[pissant]

You are a glutton. The movie was even more depressing than that sad album. My Fave PF is Animals!

[pissant]

Fess up. You dance around the house in lingerie listening to Landslide!

[Kramster]

--- you can buy wrappers for beer cans that look like soda pop labels. ---

Really ?

Where can you get them at?

[hattend]

Living Loving, She's just a woman (Led Zepplin)

hahahaha

Where's that "I always thought the words were...." thread?

I always sung along "Livin', Lovin'...Kentucky Woman"

Always wondered about that from a British group. Thanks for setting me straight. LOL!!!

[pissant]

LOL. Why doesn't that suprise me. What a great talent mostly wasted by drugs/booze.

[Enterprise]

"You are a glutton."

Am not! :^)

[Gunrunner2]

"Pop a Top" by Alan Jackson.

Works everytime for me.

[proudofthesouth]

Anything by Creedence Clearwater Revival.

[pissant]

try here...
http://www.ezcom.com/hideabeer.htm

[pissant]

DWI PING

[chapin2500]

"you strike me more as a Harry Chapin kinda guy. Not sure why.."

"On Thursday, July 18, 1981, just after noon, Harry was driving on the Long Island Expressway , in the left hand fast lane, at about 65 miles an hour. For some unknown reason, either because of engine failure or some physical problem (thought to be a possible heart attack) he put on his emergency flashers near Exit 40 in Jericho, NY. He then slowed to about 15 miles an hour and veered into the center lane nearly colliding with another car. He swerved back left, then back right again and this time went directly in front of a tractor-trailer truck. The truck could not brake in time and rammed the rear of Harry's blue 1975 VW Rabbit, rupturing the gas tank and causing it to burst into flames.

The driver of the truck, and another passer-by were able to get Harry out of the burning car through the window and by cutting the seatbelts, before the car was completely engulfed. He was taken by police helicopter to the hospital where ten doctors tried for 30 minutes to revive him. A spokesman for the Nassau County Medical Center said that Harry had suffered a massive heart attack and "died of cardiac arrest" but there was no way of knowing whether it occurred before or after the accident. Harry Chapin was just 38 years old.(classicbands.com/chapin.html)"

I forgot all about this guy.

[hattend]

Nah, The Dixie Chicks ruined Landslide for me. Just as sure as the Clinton's ruined "Don't Stop (Thinking About Tomorrow)"

[Enterprise]

My wife couldn't understand why I liked "Sultans of Swing" so much.