Which Song Takes You Back To Cruising In Your First Mopar?

[RusTy/SE]

My first Mopar was a 1973 318 Rallye purchased January 1977. A Craig 8-track and four JBLs made for a nice clean sounding system and any song off Nazareth 'Loud 'N Proud' takes me right back. You can barely see the graduation tassles hanging from the rear view mirror
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW7UEX29F4o&feature=related

 

[bb71challenger]

That is a cool pic! Whenever I hear any Aerosmith Toys in the Attic song I am the same way. Now this is circa 1984 but it was the tape that I listened to hour upon hour when I first started driving. Van Halen 1984 has the same effect.

[sleepychallenger]

my first didnt have a radio, but the first song i remember hearing in my dads, now mine, was pink floyds welcome to the machine. everytime i hear that song it brings me back to that night on base where the needle hit 90. my foot always seems to sink the same way. wow, how time has flown.

[LAA66]

 Springstein - Born to Run. 

[hooD]

1972:

School's Out - Alice Cooper
Listen To The Music - Doobie Brothers
Nights In White Satin - Moody Blues
Bang A Gong, Get It On - T-Rex
Hold Your Head Up - Argent

*speaking of graduation tassels hanging from the rear view mirror...mine are still there after 37 years.

[Chryco Psycho]

Styx -Loreli
Trooper - Boys in the Bright white Mopar

[Bullitt-]

Not amongst my all time favs but Queen's... We Will Rock You was being played a lot cause it always takes me back 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlFZ2w0RV-8

[torredcuda]

My first car was a Chevelle SS  and had a cassette deck in it and the only cassette I owned for while was Deep Purple Machine Head.Need less to say Highway Star along the whole album was pretty wore out in the first month or so and of course always sends me back. 

[426HEMI]

1972:

School's Out - Alice Cooper
Listen To The Music - Doobie Brothers
Nights In White Satin - Moody Blues
Bang A Gong, Get It On - T-Rex
Hold Your Head Up - Argent

*speaking of graduation tassels hanging from the rear view mirror...mine are still there after 37 years.

These were some of the songs I listened to as well.
I know there was some hard rock in there as well.

The first Barracuda that I drove was a 1964 White with Gold interior and had a 273 4 speed with a hurst shifter.  Was more into driving than listening to music as I remember.

[Tropicalcats]

1970 Challenger 318 plum crazy

Santanas re-make of "Shes Not There"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBo3pbKUbfc

[whitesatinmopar]

Boy Russ, that's a hard question.............................I can't remember    I mean, after all...............I graduated high school in '64 and bought my first Mopar in '65, man that's a long time ago  I guess i'm and old fart for sure, and I guess I've had more fun than I can remember.  Although I did listen to rock I at that time was more into say ole Mere Haggard, George Jones, Willie Nelson.....etc. But come the 70's I was truly "converted" to rock. And the Eagles were my favorite.............hell, I still want to go to Winslow, AZ.   

Thanks for the memories Russ...............

[js27]

House of the Rising Sun by the Animals in my first 67 GTX on 8-Track Craig Power Play with Jensen Co-Axial speakers.1973
JS27

[heminut]

Anything from Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon. I don't know how many 8 tracks and cassettes of that album I've worn out. Thank goodness for CD's, they don't wear!

[kissalien]

Since you said which song (singular) I'll go with Boston - "More than a Feeling". And you know that song sounds just as good on the radio 33 years later.

[goldengladiator]

As a younger guy, I would say it songs by these bands: Metallica, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, or Foo Fighters... in either my '90 Dodge Daytona or my '70 Plymouth Road Runner.