Rain

According to South Park, playing some Slayer also works.

Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Babies

The Allman Brothers Band - Crazy Love

- I'm So Crazy ('Bout You)

Slade - Mama Weer All Crazee Now

Alice Cooper - Inmates (We're All Crazy)

Patsy Cline - Crazy

This is not to be considered a pro drug statement in any way shape or form, but a LOT of my favorite popular music was written, recorded, and produced by people by people on blow. In fact, it's probably safe to assume that at least one person involved in the process was on coke for any of my favorite albums. I doubt that any of them are among the "artists" releasing sped up versions of their material, so I wouldn't blame this on coke. Drugs are bad, but people are worse.

There! Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast

Lyrics - Waters > Water, water everywhere. Iron Maiden - Rime of the Ancient Mariner

I am still trying to figure it out, but The Number of The Beast will be playing before this page turns...

Muddy Waters - Train Fare Home

The Cure - Another Journey by Train

The Cure - Jumping Someone Else's Train

Double arg! lol Ok - you go first.

King Cobra - Shadow Rider

Jimi Hendrix - Ezy Rider

The Allman Brothers - Midnight Rider

Iron Butterfly - Easy Rider

War - The Cisco Kid

KISS - War Machine

Suicidal Tendencies - War Inside My Head

Judas Priest - White Heat, Red Hot

Accept. They have been doing quite well with Mark Tornillo. It's also one of the most extraordinary comebacks I can think of (thanks in no small part to Andy Sneap who has a way of rejuvenating those old bands and getting the best out of them). 12 years since that comeback started and they show no sign of slowing down. Although the old classics will always stand, imho, this version of the band released much more consistently good music than the original line up with Udo.