Category Archive: BS Daily Tune Up
BangShift Tune-Up: Chuck Berry “Johnny B. Goode” (1958)
Mar 19, 2017Bryan McTaggart5
You can needle-point all you want about where rock and roll music started, but there should be no question that Chuck Berry is one of the fathers of the genre. His blending of showmanship,...
BangShift Tune-Up: Adam Sandler “Ode To My Car” (1996)
Feb 09, 2017Bryan McTaggartComments Off on BangShift Tune-Up: Adam Sandler “Ode To My Car” (1996)
It seemed only fitting that I break out a comedy selection that any BangShifter could relate to, considering what I’m going to be doing today. While you are reading this, I will be pushing,...
BangShift Tune-Up: Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, “S.O.B.” (2015)
Jan 21, 2017Bryan McTaggart1
January is a build month for gearheads here in North America. Garages all over have cars torn apart, with the smell of WD-40, Brake-Kleen and grease hanging in the air. Whether you are catching up on...
BangShift Tune-Up: “45” by The Gaslight Anthem (2012)
Dec 03, 2016Bryan McTaggart1
Just because it’s cold out doesn’t mean that it’s a time to slow down and retreat into hibernation. If anything, now is the time to double down and prepare for the fun you want to...
BangShift Daily Tuneup: Beach Boys Shut Down Is An Old School Street Race Anthem
Nov 27, 2016Chad Reynolds3
If you are over the age of 40 or 45, and a hot rodder, you know that the 1960’s weren’t just about the cars themselves but also about all the culture surrounding them. There were tons of...
BS Tune-Up: “Propane Nightmares” by Pendulum (2008) – Plus Supersonic Bombers!
Nov 20, 2016Bryan McTaggart1
Let’s first focus not on the song, but the aircraft in this video. All three of these swept-wing, fire-breathing supersonic bombers have looks, have power and have frightening capability, and...
BangShift Tune-Up: “Rolling” by Soul Coughing (1998)
Aug 22, 2016Bryan McTaggart1
Now here’s a flashback if there ever was one. In the late 1990s, Cartoon Network would fill a break in-between shows every now and then with a spot they called “Groovies”. The...
BangShift Daily Tune Up: Maybellene – Chuck Berry (1955)
Jun 04, 2016Brian Lohnes2
Chuck Berry always seemed to be having issues with women and cars at the same time. There was the chick whose “safety belt wouldn’t budge” and in this song there is the famously...
BangShift Tune-Up: “Good To Be Me” by Uncle Kracker (2010)
May 29, 2016Bryan McTaggartComments Off on BangShift Tune-Up: “Good To Be Me” by Uncle Kracker (2010)
For this Tune-Up, I’m reaching back a few years to a favorite of mine. This video is the reason why I want a T-top Cutlass alone. Why? Mellow beat, mellow lyrics, and a reminder on why just...
BangShift Tune-Up: “Electric Worry” by Clutch (2007)
Apr 23, 2016Bryan McTaggart5
The weekend is here, finally. There are projects to get done, places to go travel to, and tires that need to be punished. We know it’s been a long week, so let’s start things off right...
BangShift Tune-Up: “My Favourite Game” By The Cardigans (1998)
Apr 19, 2016Bryan McTaggartComments Off on BangShift Tune-Up: “My Favourite Game” By The Cardigans (1998)
Do you remember that mid-1990s song “Lovefool”? Don’t lie, everybody knew that song…whether they wanted to or not. It was everywhere. It was like a plague. The Cardigans, a...
Headbanging And Carnage: Check Out “The Sound And Fury”, The Behind-The-Scenes Look At RJ Anderson’s XP1K3 Video!
Apr 17, 2016Bryan McTaggartComments Off on Headbanging And Carnage: Check Out “The Sound And Fury”, The Behind-The-Scenes Look At RJ Anderson’s XP1K3 Video!
RJ Anderson is an off-roading badass. We saw him romp at Red Bull Frozen Rush in a full-size truck, but his specialty is making Polaris RZRs do things that the company never, ever saw...
In Memoriam: Ian “Lemmy” Kilmister, Cornerstone Of The Band Motörhead, Has Passed On
Dec 28, 2015Bryan McTaggart9
Anyone who knows rock music only needs to hear the name “Lemmy” to know who is being talked about: long black hair, mutton chops, handlebar mustache, a couple of big moles, and a voice...
BangShift Tune-Up: Volbeat’s “16 Dollars” – Motorcycles, Spooky Stuff And An Upright Bass In The Middle Of Nowhere
Jul 17, 2015Bryan McTaggart2
Volbeat’s sound is one of the more unique ones in music. Incorporating heavy metal, rock and rockabilly music, their sounds echo the notable points of American music without sounding like a...





