Born to be Wild was my go to karaoke jam but I’m also not afraid to admit I like Wanted Dead or Alive.
There is one answer and if you don't have it your a fag
We all know the answer to this, here is a different one...
On the topic of motorcycles and R&R, in 1979 I took a friend to his first rock concert. It was at the Pendleton Armory, and the band entered the stage on choppers...Blue Oyster Cult.
The Steel horse in Wanted Dead or Alive I always thought was the tour bus as the song is about life on the road
Born to be Wild was my go to karaoke jam but I’m also not afraid to admit I like Wanted Dead or Alive.
Born to Be Wild is the most culturally significant and it's not really close. Also arguably the greatest use ever of a Hammond B-3 on a rock record.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cweWAZzfOGc
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Born to be Wild was my go to karaoke jam but I’m also not afraid to admit I like Wanted Dead or Alive.
Born to Be Wild is the most culturally significant and it's not really close. Also arguably the greatest use ever of a Hammond B-3 on a rock record.
I can't hear a Hammond B-3 without thinking of My Kind of Love by Dexter Gordon and Wardell Gray
Born to be Wild was my go to karaoke jam but I’m also not afraid to admit I like Wanted Dead or Alive.
Born to Be Wild is the most culturally significant and it's not really close. Also arguably the greatest use ever of a Hammond B-3 on a rock record.
I can't hear a Hammond B-3 without thinking of My Kind of Love by Dexter Gordon and Wardell Gray
Maybe if it's a dark, rainy night in your smoggy Lynwood studio apartment and you wanna shoot up some heroin while working on your novel.