#Listen to 38 special songs movie

LEE ANN WOMACK, 'A LITTLE PAST LITTLE ROCK' Overdrive: Banks became the early pace car for limber rhymes in 2010s hip-hop with the lyric, вЂњI'm so fly, I'm so ferry and the way I flow is very/ Ginsu or machete, way my pencil move is deadly.вЂќ - DARLENE ADEROJUД©7. Make and Model:В A hip-hop classic from 2010, вЂњBeamer, Benz or BentleyвЂќ finds Lloyd Banks and Juelz Santana lyrically flexing about all the perks of being fresh, fly and so damn high.ДЇuel Economy:В With rhymes and bars that flow as fast as a 500-horsepower engine, Banks and SantanaвЂ™s raps perfectly ride the trackвЂ™s electric beat. Overdrive: Rumors are that Mitchell wrote the song about Jackson Browne or Glenn Frey, but we owe whoever kept her waiting a debt of thanks for inspiring such lines as 'Fast tires come screaming around the bend/ But there's still no buzzer/ They roll on/ And I'm waiting for his carВ on the hill.' - MELINDA NEWMANД©8. Make and Model:В Mitchell turns waiting for her absent lover to arrive into a sonic masterpiece that sounds as innovative, ambitious and magical today as it did when it came out nearly 50 years ago on 1974's Court and Spark.ДЇuel Economy: Mitchell perfectly captures her fears that her once red-hot romance has turned tepid as her man is three hours late - and counting - but it's the shifting tempos, bleating horns and choral interlude,all surrounding a funky beat, that keep the listener captivated. Overdrive: 'Who's gonna drive you home tonight?' All the history, intimacy, trust and distance of a relationship in one six-word question from motorist to passenger. 3 in the fall of 1984.ДЇuel Economy: Truth told, 'Drive' is pretty tangentially car-themed for a song with its title - the lyric is mostly focused on a man asking rhetorical questions to demonstrate his value in a relationship, which is the only reason the stunning synth-rock ballad isn't higher on this list - but the central chorus Q (and the artist/song name combo) makes its appearance here essential nonetheless. Make and Model: The only Billboard Hot 100 entry for new wave greats The Cars with an automotive title to match their band name, 'Drive' was also their biggest hit on the chart, motoring all the way to No. Truck songs were also considered, though not bus or motorcycle, and while not all songs are explicitly (or entirely) four-wheel-focused, all need at least some specific lyrical mention of cars or driving and riding to be counted. Most are of course road-focused, but not all we wanted to pay tribute to the car's place in music history as not just a transportation tool but a status symbol, a metaphor for excitement and escape, and a place for whatever backseat business needs to be accomplished. In honor of this moment - as well as Billboard's recent digital cover story on the musical impact of the Fast & Furious franchise - we've compiled a list of our staff's 100 favorite driving songs, spanning each of the past 10 decades of auto tunes. And now, with the world reopening, there is absolutely no time like the present to (responsibly) pile into the nearest ride and (safely) hit the highway for some quality road tripping. Popular music has been occupied with all things automotive for ages, but particularly since the COVID pandemic started, cars have been everywhere in songs, videos and performances - unsurprising, given our crescendoing desire to hit the road to just go somewhere, anywhere this past year-plus.

#Listen to 38 special songs movie

Whether or not you'll be first in line for the new Fast & Furious movie this weekend, the movie's release confirms what we've long suspected: It's officially car season.