Need help with a Heavy Metal playlist.

[cojak]

They will all sing along to livin on a prayer and paper plane respectively.

Of course, who wouldn't?

[Arturo Bassick]

Of course, who wouldn't?

I would bet 10 bob that there would be lots of shifty air guitar and quo dancing too.

[norrahe]

I forgot:

Smashing pumpkins (siamese dream album)
Sonic youth - Dirty album I bit indow but pretty heavy
Anything from Nirvana's bleach album is quite good.

[shaunbhoy]

Rammstein - Feuer Frei
Judas Priest - The Sentinel
Accept - Monsterman
Backyard Babies - Minus Celsius
Krokus - Long Stick goes Boom
Saxon - I've got to Rock
Motorhead - Overkill
Def Leppard - Overture
AC/DC - Fire your guns
Thin Lizzy - Angel of Death
Van Halen - And the Cradle will Rock
Rush - Spirit of Radio
Airbourne - Running Wild
Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Faith Healer
Budgie - Breadfan
Armored Saint - Nervous Man
Motley Crue - Live Wire


That ought to get you started.....

[norrahe]

Ram Jam - Black Betty
Deff Leppard - Pour some sugar on me

[hyperD]

Harry Belafonte - The Thrash Years

[nomadd]

You really need som AC/DC in there too.

And Van Halen 1 (yes, their first album, not the soft stuff that followed.)

[cojak]

I just knew I could rely on you guys.

<sniff>

[mudskipper]

Of course, who wouldn't?

Definitely - 40ths are supposed to be a bit cheesy. And you want music people will enjoy singing along to after they've had a few towards the end of the night. The very bon Jon Bon definitely a must. I'd chuck in a bit of cheesy Meatloaf (does Norrahe have a recipe for that?) too.

[cojak]

Definitely - 40ths are supposed to be a bit cheesy. And you want music people will enjoy singing along to after they've had a few towards the end of the night. The very bon Jon Bon definitely a must. I'd chuck in a bit of cheesy Meatloaf (does Norrahe have a recipe for that?) too.

Flippin heck - how could I forget Bat out of Hell??