Ladies And Gentlemen, Boys And Girls! Kidding's Classics now has a forum account & E-mail!
Basically it's just a couple times a week a little classic song normally of classic rock but sometimes jazz and occasionally a modern hit by a classic rock band or inspired by one and some research by yours truly into a little bit of the background of the song by me, Yrkidding.  If you've got any requests from songs prior to 1990 by a rock band you can post it here but preferably PM this account on the forums or e-mail Kidding's Classics at kiddingsclassics@gmail.com . Feel free to leave any feedback in this thread as well! I'm open to anything useful!

Thats what I am talking about ....hahah logo is so floyd

Could I get a list of artist I should bring for my trip? I accidentally deleted my entire library :/

Relaxed? Or more highway driving songs or?

Anything and everything!

Great!

Curry.

For Age:

AC/DC (A bunch of their stuff), Steppenwolf (Born To Be Wild, 28, Magic Carpet Ride, Don't Step On The Grass Sam, among other songs), Steve Miller Band (Rock N' Me, Fly Like An Eagle, The Joker, Jungle Love, etc.), Beatles, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin of course, Alice Cooper (Go To Hell, Hello, Hooray), Black Sabbath if you want some heavier stuff, (War Pigs, Paranoid, Iron Man), Creedence Clearwater Revival (They're guys who made Fortunate Son), Van Morrison's album Moondance is great, David Bowie (Queen Bitch, Suffragette City, Rebel Rebel, Space Oddity, Ziggy Stardust, etc.), Deep Purple (Hush, Smoke On The Water, Highway Star), The Doors (Though I'd listen to these guys a little before you download a schisse load of their stuff, they're a very unique sound.), The Eagles (Life In The Fast Lane, Hotel California, One Of These Nights, Witchy Woman, Take It Easy), ELO (Evil Woman, Rock N'Roll Is King), Jimi Hendrix of course, Fleetwood Mac, Foghat for their song Slow Ride, George Thorogood (Bad To The Bone, Get A Haircut, Move It On Over, One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer), The Guess Who, (American Woman, No Time, Star Baby, These Eyes, Shakin' All Over, among others), Heart (Magic Man, Little Queen, Heartless, Barracuda, Crazy On You, Kick It Out, Straight On For You,), Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry and Elvis if you're into some older 50s stuff, Lynyrd Skynyrd if you're into some Southern Rock (they're the guys who made Freebird, if you don't know that song youtube it and trust me you've heard it before), Neil Young/CSNY is a little more acoustic based almost folky-like, The Police (Roxanne, Don't Stand So Close To Me, So Lonely, Walking On The Moon), R.E.M. (Man On The Moon, The One I Love, Losing My Religion, Turn You Inside-Out),  A LOT of stuff by The Rolling Stones, Rush, Santana, Tom Petty/Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (Running Down A Dream, You Don't Know How It Feels, I Should Have Known It, etc.) The Tragically Hip (New Orleans Is Sinking, Boots Or Hearts, Bobcaygeon, Trickle Down, Blow At High Dough, Wheat Kings, Courage, Looking For A Place To Happen), U2, The Who, ZZ Top (Sharp Dressed Man, Legs, La Grange), Supertramp...

Just to name a few!

Cheers man. I know all of them except a few bands. I just suck at remembering band and song names, so when I lost everything I had a hard time remembering what to get. I just got what LP records I had at home before your post.

My pleasure sir! Anytime.

Kidding's Classic for June 10th: Sunshine Of Your Love by Cream. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhzF2K2b7Xo