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One aspect:
During the late fifties and early sixties, radio disk jockeys played a major role in promoting rock and roll to the masses.
There were rogue disk jockeys operating out of low budget radio stations who were anti-establishment and embraced rock and roll as a way to thumb their noses at the conservative elements of society.
The teenagers of that time embraced those radio outliers and the rock and roll music which they perceived as an anthem for change.

One aspect:
During the late fifties and early sixties, radio disk jockeys played a major role in promoting rock and roll to the masses.
There were rogue disk jockeys operating out of low budget radio stations who were anti-establishment and embraced rock and roll as a way to thumb their noses at the conservative elements of society.
The teenagers of that time embraced those radio outliers and the rock and roll music which they perceived as an anthem for change.

Just put the songs you believe should have been and why if you feel like it.
I would re-do the soundtrack to “Metal a Headbangers Journey” just because i think it could be better.
BQ-Out of the songs i listed which one do you like better
BQ2-Out of your list which one is your favorite
The songs on the re-vision would be:
Summertime Blues by Blue Cheer
Dehumanization by Arch Enemy
Long Live Rock N Roll by Rainbow
Overkill by Motorhead
Rotten to The Core by Overkill
Wrath child by Iron Maiden
Number of The Beast by Iron Maiden
Flight of Icarus by Iron Maiden
Under the Blade by Twisted Sister
Burn in Hell by Twisted Sister
Caught in a Mosh by Anthrax
I’m the Man by Anthrax
Metal Militia by Metallica
Rainbow in the Dark by Dio
Stand up and Shout by Dio
Are you Dead yet? by Children of Bodom
Pariah by Lamb of God
Bastard by Motley Crue
Slave to the Grind by Skid Row
God of Thunder by KISS
Fell so Numb by Rob Zombie
Colony of Birchmen by Mastodon
Best i Can by Rush
Runnin with The Devil by Van Halen
Kill the King by Megadeth
Psycho Holiday by Pantera
N.O.D by Down
Bleed for Me by Black Label Society
Goddamn Electric by Pantera
Trust by Megadeth
To the Threshold by Hatebreed
Still Alive by Six Feet Under

Like School Of Rock or something along the lines of that.
I really want to see the movie The Rocker with Rain Wilson from The Office.

maybe on the soundtrack as well?

what is the opra song used in all the horror movies, and ozzy used it too to open his shows?

Something like Hendrix.

I know there’s that one movie when the dad is trelling the story to his daughter about how 3 people could have been her mother. Which one was that?

I know there’s that one movie when the dad is trelling the story to his daughter about how 3 people could have been her mother. Which one was that?

there all here…http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0961129/