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Bolg · April 7th, 2006

Septic Flesh - Esoptron.

Quietus · April 7th, 2006

Johann Sebastian Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor

Live Free · April 7th, 2006

Mike Pinera & Cactus.

Sunwheel · April 7th, 2006

`Fatherland` by Ancient Rites.:cheers:

Sunwheel · April 7th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quietus

Darkthrone - Panzerfaust

Excellent choice!:cheers:

Sunwheel · April 7th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by HoaxThis

"Sugar, Sugar" by The Archies

"Sugar, ah honey honey,
You are my candy girl,
And you've got me wanting yoouuu..."

C'mon now!....everybody!

"I just can't believe the loveliness of loving you,
I just can't believe it's true,
Ah sugar, ah honey...hon...ey....
.............

ehh...'hem...nevermind...

I remember when it came out in 1969!:cheers:

Antiochus Epiphanes · April 7th, 2006

this morning I hear a snappy tune by the Doors on the local aor station. I have no clue the name of the song. I'm pretty familiar with their whole catalogue so it was a surprise to hear a new one over the radio. unmistakably doors, Mojo singing, fast strong organ current chugging along the whole time. he was talking about people getting shot during the summer or something like that. I cant him the tune over the computer unfortunately -- anybody know this one?

Sunwheel · April 7th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Antiochus Epiphanes

this morning I hear a snappy tune by the Doors on the local aor station. I have no clue the name of the song. I'm pretty familiar with their whole catalogue so it was a surprise to hear a new one over the radio. unmistakably doors, Mojo singing, fast strong organ current chugging along the whole time. he was talking about people getting shot during the summer or something like that. I cant him the tune over the computer unfortunately -- anybody know this one?

Sounds as if it could be a track from The American Prayer album.
Do you have any more lyrics? The Doors are one of my favourites.
The Ghost Song perhaps?

kywhiskeyrebel · April 8th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by janewhite88

Band:Mud Honey
Song: Flat out fucked

my favorite band that came out of the Seattle scene.

What about Alice in Chains, minus all of the heroin?

14/88

Kevin Amgaard · April 9th, 2006

Max Resist - Combat18, via Blood&Honour Radio a 24 hour stream of white revolutionary music.

Hail C18!

April 11th, 2006

Perry Como

Matthaus Hetzenauer · April 11th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by janewhite88

I didn't really like the red rocker singing for them. But I like that song, bad motor scooter he did long ago.

You got it. That was Sammy in his first group, Ronnie Montrose' band "Montrose." Their self-titled debut album btw is considered one of rock's all-time classics. "Bad Motor Scooter", "Rock The Nation", "Rock Candy"....just can't beat that shit: pure, unadulterated, straight-up, ass-kickin' Rock.

Matter of fact, I think I'm gonna blow this pop-stand right now and go give the cd a good crank....

Vroom! Vrrrrroooooomm!

later

April 12th, 2006

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Originally Posted by janewhite88

It's a Van Halen day.

MP3 of all Van Halen with David Lee Roth.
Isn't David Lee a jew? I can still like them right? lol
I didn't really like the red rocker singing for them. But I like that song, bad motor scooter he did long ago.

Sammy F'n Hagar!

I used to have a 1977 black & gold "Bandit Edition" Trans-Am. The thing had an 8-track player. No joke.

Matthaus Hetzenauer · April 12th, 2006

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Originally Posted by Hibernian

Sammy F'n Hagar!

I used to have a 1977 black & gold "Bandit Edition" Trans-Am. The thing had an 8-track player. No joke.

Uh-oh. Like me, you're showing your age there, buddy.

My first car, a '66 Ford LTD, came equipped with a Kraco 8-track. The fuckin' thing used to chew-up a tape a week on average. What a pos! I'm sure as hell glad that was one short-lived format, lemme tell ya.

btw -- I bought a used '81 Z-28 in '82 and Trans-Ams (Pontiac's answer to the Z-28) like the one you owned were my prime target when I felt in the mood to kick a little ass on the street. Didn't always win, but always had a blast. It was the only really hot car I ever owned. Damn I miss that thing.

Here's a pic I found on a search of what mine looked like, exactly:

http://www.uspcv.at/magazin/Camaro_Z28/image047.jpg

Keystone · April 13th, 2006

"Jessica" Allman Bros.

Best....driving....song....ever...

April 13th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by HoaxThis

Uh-oh. Like me, you're showing your age there, buddy.

My first car, a '66 Ford LTD, came equipped with a Kraco 8-track. The fuckin' thing used to chew-up a tape a week on average. What a pos! I'm sure as hell glad that was one short-lived format, lemme tell ya.

btw -- I bought a used '81 Z-28 in '82 and Trans-Ams (Pontiac's answer to the Z-28) like the one you owned were my prime target when I felt in the mood to kick a little ass on the street. Didn't always win, but always had a blast. It was the only really hot car I ever owned. Damn I miss that thing.

Here's a pic I found on a search of what mine looked like, exactly:

http://www.uspcv.at/magazin/Camaro_Z28/image047.jpg

Sweet! Those Z-28 were beautiful cars. One of my best friends had a '79 Z-28 just like that, only silver. Except he dropped a 427CID 'Vette motor in it.

That thing was a rocket man!

Yea, that 6.6 Litre TA was my favorite car. Lots of memories....Lots of girls...lol. Funny the things we remember.

There is a "Muscle Car" used auto dealership within driving distance. I check their website all the time, telling myself that if I ever see a Bandit TA up for sale, I'm buying it.

Deep down, I know I won't.

A "hot" car is a part of our youth (if we are lucky)

and should not be a part of our lives as Aryan men today.

Ah, to be young and unawares again!

ohgolly · April 13th, 2006

Violin Concerto no. 2, JS Bach.

Quietus · April 17th, 2006

Troll Bends Fir

ragnar · April 17th, 2006

Suite No. 3 in D Major by dur Bach is over, now it's time for some "Where ever I May Roam" followed by "Kill Da Wabbit".

Matthaus Hetzenauer · April 22nd, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keystone

"Jessica" Allman Bros.

Best....driving....song....ever...

Ahh, blow it out your kazoo, Key...

Best driving song ever? Hagar's "I Can't Drive 55." Best riding song ever? Why Steppenwolf's "Born To Be Wild", of course. (Though "Bad Motor Scooter" isn't all that bad either...or is it, is that bad?....this is all very confusing)

April 7th, 2006	#41
Bolg Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Near Posts: 949	Septic Flesh - Esoptron. __________________ back home.

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Quietus Berserker for Wotan Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Midgard Posts: 830	Johann Sebastian Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor __________________ "At every door-way, ere one enters, one should spy round, one should pry round for uncertain is the witting that there be no foeman sitting, within, before one on the floor." -Odin, from the Hávamál (Olive Bray's translation)

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April 7th, 2006	#47
Antiochus Epiphanes Ἀντίοχος Ἐπιφανὴς Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: flyover Posts: 13,175	this morning I hear a snappy tune by the Doors on the local aor station. I have no clue the name of the song. I'm pretty familiar with their whole catalogue so it was a surprise to hear a new one over the radio. unmistakably doors, Mojo singing, fast strong organ current chugging along the whole time. he was talking about people getting shot during the summer or something like that. I cant him the tune over the computer unfortunately -- anybody know this one?

April 9th, 2006	#50
Kevin Amgaard TerreBlanche Martyr & Hero Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Vinland Posts: 685	Max Resist - Combat18, via Blood&Honour Radio a 24 hour stream of white revolutionary music. Hail C18!

April 13th, 2006	#55
Keystone Kindly Hearted Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Ether Posts: 534	"Jessica" Allman Bros. Best....driving....song....ever...

April 17th, 2006	#58
Quietus Berserker for Wotan Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Midgard Posts: 830	Troll Bends Fir __________________ "At every door-way, ere one enters, one should spy round, one should pry round for uncertain is the witting that there be no foeman sitting, within, before one on the floor." -Odin, from the Hávamál (Olive Bray's translation)

April 17th, 2006	#59
ragnar Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 763	Suite No. 3 in D Major by dur Bach is over, now it's time for some "Where ever I May Roam" followed by "Kill Da Wabbit". __________________ "Even the best of the goyim should be thrilled." - Eyal Zavdiel, jewish stunt man

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