Artist	Song
Ozzy Osbourne	Crazy Train
from The Essential Ozzy Osbourne (2003)
Journey	Wheel In the Sky
from Infinity (2006)
Damn Yankees	High Enough
from Rhino Hi-Five: Damn Yankees - EP (2005)
Lynyrd Skynyrd	Simple Man
from Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-Nerd (1996)
ZZ Top	Tush
from Hi-Five: ZZ Top - EP (2005)
Van Halen	Jamie's Cryin'
from The Best of Both Worlds (2004)
Billy Squier	My Kinda Lover
from Billy Squier: Absolute Hits (2005)
The Babys	Back On My Feet Again
from Anthology (2000)
Foreigner	Headknocker
from No End In Sight: The Very Best of Foreigner (Remastered) (2008)
Jefferson Starship	Jane
from Freedom At Point Zero (1996)
Styx	Light Up
from Equinox (1987)
38 Special	Rockin' Into the Night
from Rockin' Into the Night (2005)
Nazareth	Hair of the Dog
from Hair of the Dog (1984)
REO Speedwagon	Ridin' the Storm Out (Live)
from Live - You Get What You Play For (1988)
Joe Walsh	Turn to Stone
from So What (1993)
Meat Loaf	Paradise By the Dashboard Light
from Bat Out of Hell (2001)
Montrose	Bad Motor Scooter
from The Very Best of Montrose (2005)
Ted Nugent	Hey Baby
from Ted Nugent (1994)
Triumph	Fight the Good Fight
from Classics (2007)
Black Sabbath	Heaven and Hell
from The Dio Years (Bonus Track Version) [Remastered] (2007)
Loverboy	Turn Me Loose
from Loverboy (1985)
Night Ranger	Don't Tell Me You Love Me
from Dawn Patrol (1987)
Rush	Fly By Night
from Fly By Night (1997)
Sammy Hagar	Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy
from Three Lock Box (1982)
UFO	Lights Out
from The Best of UFO (1974-1983) [Remastered] (2008)

Comment:

You know, we thought about changing the whole Deep Cuts name for this playlist at first. After all, most of these songs have reduced arenas to rubble before. In other words, they’re hardly cult hits. Ah, never mind. The whole point of these tracks is to crank ’em up to 11 — sorry, we had to do it — and think about nothing but standing tall and screaming at the top of your lungs. Which will be easy to do once you’ve hopped on Ozzy’s “Crazy Train” or fallen for the inescapable sing-along hooks of “High Enough,” “Wheel In the Sky,” and, well, the rest of this set, actually.

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