You gotta be kidding = you spent a lot of time out in front of 7-11s didn't you? The Zoo is the Scorps' only decent song. No Quiet Riot? Dokken? Maybe a little Judas Priest or "Crazy Train"

hysterical crazy train and Quiet Riot were the last 2 songs deleted to fit the disk!

ok beavis, rock you like a hurricane BY FAR their best song, with winds of change a distant second. but the scorpions are overall a very underrated band

twisted sister I wanna rock a timeless classic.

definetly get Jethro Tull teacher, great song, and cradle of love is Billy Idols best song

You gotta be kidding = you spent a lot of time out in front of 7-11s didn't you

actually i grew up on a town basketball court listening to Whodini, Kurtis Blow, and Run DMC since i was 5. I could spout out the lyrics to any Public Enemy, Eric B and Rakim, or Too Short song you want.

If you want a good Rap disk let me know.

A.) "Crazy Train" and "Cum on, Feel the Noise" are a couple of others in that category. If I'm taking an Ozzy song, I'm taking "Flying High Again." Bonch thinks he's a hippie and loves to run the cliche "Jimi Hendrix rules" line, but he's young. "Flying High Again" has such a cool solo. It's not the most complicating of Rhoads' solos, but it's so cool.

In reality, if I'm putting an Ozzy song on there, the last songs that I'm thinking of are Ozzy songs. I'm thinking of Black Sabbath songs like "Symptom of the Universe" or "Hand of Doom." I would take about 20 Sabbath songs over the first Ozzy song.

B.) My favorite hip-hop song is was from The Chronic, the best hip-hop album ever, "The Day the Niggaz Took Over." If I'm goin' Public Enemy, it's "Bring the Noise" with Anthrax.

C.) I hope you were joking about "Winds of Change." That song sucks with a capital SUCKS.

D.) Beav,
You were never a Misfits/Danzig fan? That's weird. Misfits and the first couple of Danzig albums are just one of those things that you expect people to like or at least feel some loyalty towards via memories.

I went through a Misfits Fiend Club, different Misfits shirt everyday, one of the 2 collections playing in the car everyday in the car to school phases for the last half of my sophomore year in HS.

E.) Here's an idea, Steve, since we're talkin' Danzig. Same boat as the Ozzy rant, actually. Some "Green Hell," "Devil's Whorehouse," and "Horror Hotel" never hurt nobody. But if you're gonna go Misfits, there's no question, "Hybrid Moments." I hear that song every night at work, because I always throw in my playlist because I'm the boss and I never get sick of it. It still give me the occasional goose bump or two.

My favorite hip-hop song is was from The Chronic, the best hip-hop album ever, "The Day the Niggaz Took Over." If I'm goin' Public Enemy, it's "Bring the Noise" with Anthrax.

bring the noise is a horrible song, it only gets any ind of respect because of the whole rap/rock combo. as a "good" song it is not even worthy of public enemy's top 20 songs.

best PE songs, in no particular order

Public Enemy #1

Yo bum rush the show

my 98 oldsmobile

brothers gonna work it out

welcome to the terrordome

revolutionary generation

fight the power

can't do nuttin for ya man

rebel without a pause


The chronic was the last great rap album, definetly would be in my top 10 albums of all time with

Erik B and Rakim, Follow the leader
Digital Underground Sex Packets
Public Enemy Fear of a Black Planet
Public Enemy It takes a nation of millions
Too Short life is too short
Slick Rick the great adventures
naughty by nature's first album
NWA straight outta compton
Cypress hill's first album

here are 10 great Rap jams to download that most people have never heard

DFC - Put your locs on
Too Short - Players Club
Naughty by Nature - Uptown Anthem
Gangstarr - Mass Appeal
Schooly D - Am I black enough for you
Slick Rick - Mona Lisa

and for you dirty boys

Digital Underground - freaks of the industry
Eazy E - Gimme that nut
Black Sheep - La menage (feat. Q-Tip from tribe in a whole new way)
2 Live crew - in the dust