i'm making a compilation CD for a friend in rehab

Brother-in-law had a friend who got hit by a train... I suggested he make a mix tape of a bunch of songs about trains.

BIL thought it was a good idea and would have found it funny if it was him, but said this guy didn't have that type of sense of humor.

Cocaine by Clapton

Dead Flowers by the Rolling Stones (actually about heroin but close enough)

Golden Path by Flaming Lips (actually about a bad acid trip but close enough)

Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds by the Beatles (same as above except about a good trip but close enough)

Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix

Fever Dog by Stillwater (fictional band but would still work)

"Chop your breakfast on a mirror."

Master of Puppets, Metallica

[This message has been edited by Madman (edited 1/21/2007 6:42p).]

this should be ALL of them per wikipedia

Cocaine

[edit] 0-9
"8 ball" — Underworld

[edit] A
"A Bird In The Hand" — Ice Cube
"A line allows progress, a circle does not" — Bright Eyes
"Almost Lost" — InMe
"Accuracy" — The Cure
"Addiction" — Kanye West
"Adrenaline" — Rosetta Stone
"Alcohol" — Gang Green
"Alek Blows Kush Like A Fan" — Alek
"All Down The Line" — The Rolling Stones
"Angeeeer" — Marvin Gaye
"Angry Pillaging Man" — The LSD Bandits
"Ayo for Yayo" — Andre Nickatina

[edit] B
"Baby Bong" — Frantic Flintstones
"Bales of Cocaine" — Reverend Horton Heat
"Baltimore Love Thing" — 50 Cent
"Bananas and Blow" — Ween
"Big Shot" — Billy Joel
"Bikeage" — The Descendents
"Black Horse Riding Star" — Scarling.
"Blinded by the Light" — Bruce Springsteen, covered by Manfred Mann
"Bouncing Off The Walls" — Sugarcult
"Brain Stew" — Green Day
"Breakfast in Vegas" — Praga Khan
"Biting my nails" - Renegade Soundwave

[edit] C
"Cake" — Lloyd Banks
"Caina" — Ruben Blades
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking" — Rolling Stones
"Casey Jones" — the Grateful Dead
"Champagne Days, Cocaine Nights" — Abe Duque
"Charlie Freak" — Steely Dan
"Chattanooga Sugar Babe" — Johnny Cash
"Cheers 4 Da Hustla's" — Filthy Rich
"China Girl" — David Bowie/Iggy Pop
"City of Dope" — Too Short
"Cigarettes & Alcohol" — Oasis
"Close To The Edge" — Yes
"Cocaina" — Busta Rhymes
"Cocaine" - Eric Clapton
"Cocaine" — J.J. Cale, later recorded by Eric Clapton
"Cocaine" — Townes Van Zandt
"Cocaine" — Pop Star Who Kills
"Cocaine" — Project Pat
"Cocaine" — Jackson Browne
"Cocaine" — Yakooza
"Cocaine and Camcorders" — UNKLE with South
"Cocaine & Gin" — Death in Vegas
"Cocaine & Toupees" — Mindless Self Indulgence
"Cocaine Blues" — written by TJ Arnall, originally recorded by Roy Hogsed and later by Johnny Cash and Hank Williams III (Listen (help·info))
"Cocaine Blues" — Luke Jordan, covered later by David Bromberg
"Cocaine Blues", a traditional song recorded by the Reverend Gary Davis, Bob Dylan, Dave van Ronk, Nick Drake and Johnny Cash among others
"Cocaine Blues" — The Warlocks, as distinct from other songs with same title
"Cocaine Business" — Noreaga
"Cocaine Cowgirl" — Matt Mays
"Cocaine **** Numb" — Meat ****s
"Cocaine Decisions" — Frank Zappa
"Cocaine Dreams" — 50 Cent ft. G-Unit
"Cocaine Girl" — Stage Fright, often mistaken as a Nirvana song.
"Cocaine Habit Blues" — Memphis Jug Band, also by The Grateful Dead and Old Crow Medicine Show
"Cocaine in my Brain" — Dillinger
"Cocaine Rodeo" — Mondo Generator
"Cocaine Sex" — Renegade Soundwave
"Cocaine Socialism" — Pulp
"Cokane" — Warp Brothers
"Coke N'" — Izzy Stradlin
"Cold Blooded" — Rick James, later covered by Ol' Dirty *******
"Come undone" - Robbie Williams
"Commercial for Levi" — Placebo
"Cool The Engines" — Boston
"Cot' Damn" — Clipse
"Cowgirl" — Underworld
"Crack Cocaine" — Pork Dukes
"Crack in the Egg" — GWAR
"Crack Rock" — Koffin Kats
"Crack Rock Steady" — Choking Victim
"Crazy Rap" — Afroman

[edit] D
"Da Blow" — Lil Jon
"Dandy In The Underworld" — T. Rex
"Der Kommissar" — Falco
"Don't Sniff Coke" — Pato Banton
"Don't Stop Me Now" — Queen (band)
"Dope Boy Magic" — Young Joc
"Dopeman" — N.W.A.
"Down In A Rabbit Hole" — Bright Eyes
"Dr. Feelgood" — Mötley Crüe
"Drug Ballad" — Eminem
"Drugs are Good" — NOFX

[edit] E
"Early Bird" — Juvenile
"Educated Guess" — One by One
"Electric Avenue" — Eddy Grant
"Elevator Up" — Fountains of Wayne
"Empty Cans" — The Streets
"End Of The Line" — Eric West
"Exiliado en el lavabo" — Estopa

[edit] F
"Feel Good Hit of the Summer" — Queens of the Stone Age
"Fernando (song)" — ABBA
"Flying High (In the Friendly Sky)" — Marvin Gaye
"For Your Life" — Led Zeppelin
"Free Cocaine" — The Dwarves
"French Kiss Off" — The Juliana Theory
"**** On Cocaine" — Lisa Lashes
"**** You" — The Headstones
"Fun With Drugs" — Velvet Acid Christ

[edit] G
"Gang of Gin" — Babyshambles
"Geek Stink Breath" — Green Day
"Gentlemen" — Teddy Geiger
"Ghetto D" — Master P
"Girl on LSD" — Tom Petty
"Glamour Profession" — Steely Dan
"Going Under" — Rockers Hifi
"Gold Dust Woman" — Fleetwood Mac
"Gold Mine Gutted" — Bright Eyes
"Going to California" — Led Zeppelin
"Givin' Up" — The Darkness

[edit] H
"H/C" — Scarling.
"Half on a Sack" — Three 6 Mafia
"Happy Wacky Dust" — Stanley Adams & Oscar Levant
"Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks" — Pantera
"Harsh Stone White" — Skinny Puppy
"Herb Vendor" — Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace
"Here Iam I'm Drunk Again" - Moe Brandy
"High" — Feeder
"High Time" — Grateful Dead
"Hitch a Ride" — Boston
"Hollywood Takes Another Star" — Pier Nine Brawl
"Home of the Brave" — Spiritualized
"Hope I Don't Go Back" — E-40
"Hotel Song" - Regina Spektor
"How's My Driving Doug Hasting's?" — Less Than Jake
"How to Save a Life" — The Fray
"Hustler's Ambition" — 50 Cent
"Hustlin'" — Rick Ross
"Hysteria" — Scooter
"High Times" - Jamiroquai

[edit] I
"I Don't Like To Dream About Getting Paid" — Tha Dogg Pound
"I Don't Like The Drugs (But The Drugs Like Me)" — Marilyn Manson
"I Get a Kick Out of You" — by Cole Porter, originally recorded by Ethel Merman, made most famous by Frank Sinatra
"I Hope I Didn't Just Give Away The Ending" — New Radicals
"I'll Be Your Friend" — Bright Eyes Featuring Neva Dinova
"I Love Cocaine" — Buck Cherry
"I'm A King Bee" — Slim Harpo
"In The Streets" — Lil Wyte
"Invisible Touch" — Genesis
"I Get Along" — The Libertines
"I Need Drugs" — Necro
"It Ends Tonight" - The All-American Rejects

[edit] J
"Jesus of Suburbia" — Green Day
"Johnny B." — The Hooters
"Just A Song Before I Go" — Crosby, Stills, & Nash (freebase smoking, which was David Crosby's addiction)

[edit] K
"Keeping It Together" — Katy Rose
"Kids" — Eminem
"Kilo" — Ghostface Killah
"Knowledge God" — Raekwon
"Koka Kola" — The Clash
"Kokain" — Rammstein

[edit] L
"Lambs Bread International" — Welton Irie
"Learning to Fly" — Tom Petty
"Let's Get High" — Letters to Cleo
"Life in the Fast Lane" — Eagles
"Line up" — Elastica
"Listen to Her Heart" - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
"Lit Up" — Buckcherry
"Living Monstrosity" — Death
"Locked Up" — Akon ft. Styles P
"Losing My Way" — Justin Timberlake (about crack-cocaine)
"Lua" — Bright Eyes

[edit] M
"Makisupa Policeman" — Phish
"Mary Jayne" — Silvertide
"Master of Puppets" — Metallica
"Mojo" — Peeping Tom feat. Rahzel and Dan the Automator
"Moonlight Mile" — The Rolling Stones
"More Bounce to the Ounce" — Zapp & Roger
"Morning Glory" — Oasis
"Mr. Charlie" — Grateful Dead
"Mr. Me Too" — Clipse ft. Pharrell
"Mr. Naughty" — Darkbuster
"Mutter, der Mann mit dem Koks ist da" — Falco
"My Smoking Song" — Lil Wyte
"Meds" — Placebo

[edit] N
"Narcotic" — Liquido
"Never Been Any Reason" — Head East
"Never Let Me Down Again" — Depeche Mode
"Night of the Living Baseheads" — Public Enemy
"Night Train" — Guns 'n' Roses
"No Coke" — Dr. Alban
"No Thing on Me (Cocaine Song)" — Curtis Mayfield
"Nose Candy" — Leæther Strip
"Nymphetamine" — Cradle of Filth

[edit] O
"Old England" — The Waterboys
"On" — Bloc Party
"One Way Ticket" — The Darkness
"One Seventeen" — Transplants
"Only the Names" — Machine Head
"Otherside" - Red Hot Chili Peppers
"Out Of Step" — Minor Threat
"Overdose De Cocada" — Bezerra da Silva
Most drug songs by the Brazilian samba composer Bezerra tend to slightly camouflage their theme by, for example, as in this one, use of anagrams or homonyms, but the true meaning is usually pretty obvious.
"OxyCotton" — Lil Wyte

[edit] P
"Panic Attack" — Atmosphere
"Pass that Dutch" — Missy Elliott
"Peruvian Cocaine" — Immortal Technique
"Pharmaecopia" — Mudvayne
"Pimpass Paradise" — Damian Marley
"Poverty Train" — Laura Nyro
"Powder" — Three Six Mafia
"Powder" — Yellowcard
"Powder Bag" — Juvenile
"Pranging Out" — The Streets
"Psycho" — System of a Down
"Purple Hills" (a.k.a. "Purple Pills" — D12
"Push It to The Limit" — Rick Ross
"Push On 'Til The Day" — Trey Anastasio

[edit] Q
"Quiet Storm" — Mobb Deep

[edit] R
"Real Thing" — Alice in Chains
"Relief" — Cop Shoot Cop
"Remedy" — Seether
"Ride a White Horse" — Goldfrapp
"Road Cases" — Drive-by Truckers
"Rockin After Midnight" — Marvin Gaye
"Ron's Got The Cocaine" — Supersuckers
"Rush Rush" — Cam'ron

[edit] S
"Sailin' Shoes" — Little Feat
"Same Old Song And Dance" — Aerosmith
"Sanctified" — Nine Inch Nails
"Say No Go" — De La Soul
"Scarface" — Geto Boys
"Semi-Charmed Life" - Third Eye Blind
"Shake the Dope Out" — The Warlocks
"She's A Cokehead" — Doc Hopper
"She's your Cocaine" — Tori Amos
"Should Have Stayed in the Shadows" — Fear Before the March of Flames
"Slow Motion" — Third Eye Blind
"Sludge Factory" — Alice in Chains
"Smoke Two Joints" - Sublime
"Smoke Baby" — Hawksley Workman
"Smoking Buddah" — Bone Thugs N Harmony
"Smuggler's Blues" — Glenn Frey
"Snortin' Whiskey (and drinkin' Cocaine)" — Pat Travers
"Snowblind" — Black Sabbath
"Snowblind" — Styx
"Snowblind Friend" — Steppenwolf
"Snowflakes" — Katy Rose
"Snowman" — Anti-Nowhere League
"Soaked by the Ale" — The Streets
"Something About Mary" — Wyclef Jean
"Sometimes I Rhyme Slow" — Nice and Smooth
"So Strung Out" — C Block
"Sorted For E's & Whizz" — Pulp
"Soul Survivor" — Young Jeezy ft. Akon
"Spanish Moon" — Little Feat
"Spent on Rainy Days" — Bright Eyes and Britt Daniel
"(Stay Away From) The Cocaine Train" — Johnny Paycheck, covered as "Stay Away (Old White Train)" by The Fall
"Star Guitar" — The Chemical Brothers
"Stimulate" — Eminem
"Straight Edge" — Minor Threat
"St. Jimmy" — Green Day
"Sugar Blues" — Thin Lizzy
"Sugar, Don't Knock On My Door" — Slamhound
"Sugarman" — Sixto Rodriguez
"Suicide Note pt. I" — Pantera
"Summer of Drugs" — Victoria Williams, also recorded by Soul Asylum
"Superhuman" — Velvet Revolver
"Sweet Cocaine" — Fred Neil
"Sweet Sinister" — Pink Reason
"Swing on This" — Alice in Chains

[edit] T
"Take A Whiff on Me" — Leadbelly
"Tell It To Me" — Old Crow Medicine Show
"Tem Coca Aí Na Geladeira" — Bezerra da Silva
"Ten Crack Commandments" — Biggie Smalls a.k.a. Notorious B.I.G.
"That Smell" — Lynyrd Skynyrd
"The Joy In Forgetting, The Joy In Acceptance" — Bright Eyes
"The Pearl" — Judee Sill
"(There's Gonna Be) Sex Tonight" – TISM
"The Winner Loses" — Body Count
"The Wolf That Lives In Lindsey" — Joni Mitchell
"This Boy" — Franz Ferdinand
"This Cocaine Makes Me Feel Like I'm On This Song" — System of a Down
"Time Out Of Mind" — Steely Dan
"Toy Soldiers" — Martika
"25 or 6 to 4" — Chicago
"Two Hookers (And an Eight Ball)" — Mindless Self Indulgence
"Tequila Sunrise" – Cypress Hill

[edit] U
"Uncle Johnny" — The Killers

[edit] V
"Viva Las Vegas" — Dead Kennedys (also mentions speed)

[edit] W
"Well Whiskey" — Bright Eyes
"What a Waster" — The Libertines
"What Ya Know 'Bout Crack?" — J.R. Writer
"Where Happiness Lives" — Magnet (Even Johansen)
"Where Is My Mind" — Pixies
"White Devil" — Alexisonfire
"White Gurl" — E-40
"White Lady White Powder" — Elton John
"White Line" — Neil Young
"White Line Fever" — Motörhead
"White Lines" — Krid Snero
"White Lines (Don't Do It)" — Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel (an anti-cocaine song)
"White Rabbit" — Jefferson Airplane (pills, marijuana, psylocibin)
"White Slavery" — Type O Negative
"Wild Wild Life" — Talking Heads
"Who's Got the Crack?" — The Moldy Peaches

[edit] Y
"Yellow" — Coldplay
"You Ain't Perfect" — Young Jeezy
"You Prefer Cocaine" — Vitalic

[edit] Z

Mr Brownstone by G'nR is about heroin.

Madman's post covered all the rock songs, so here's my unsolicited contribution from another genre:

Coca-Cola contained cocaine from 1886 to 1906.

And cocaine was legal in the US until 1914.

Cole Porter's standard from the thirties, "I Get A Kick Out Of You," starts out, "Some get a kick from cocaine..."

Through the years, Frank Sinatra, Rosemary Clooney, Ethyl Merman, Billie Holliday, Ella Fitzgerald, Louie Armstrong and even Dolly Parton have recorded it, but they changed the words.

"I get no kick from cocaine" and even "I get no kick from champagne" are two changed versions I remember hearing.



"Come here mama, come here quick. This ol' cocaine 'bout to make me sick. Cocaine's got me, runnin' 'round my brain." - "Cocaine Blues"

[This message has been edited by FAST FRED (edited 1/21/2007 8:04p).]

cocaine by clapton. no contest

It is a contest, yoshi.

And I shall now trump your McAnswer with this gem:

"Cocaine Blues" by Johnny Cash.

Face.

there is a song by the greatful dead. i think it is called high on cocain. it is a good one.

Add in the live version of Frampton's Do You Feel Like We Do.

Buckcherry

quote:

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there is a song by the greatful dead. i think it is called high on cocain. it is a good one.

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Casey Jones

there's a song by Charlie Robison about spending all his money on caviar and cocaine - it's either called Caviar and Cocaine or Sunset Boulevard

drivin that train....high on cocain...casey jones you better watch your speed...

Dr. Rockso "I'm Just a Rock 'n' Roll Clown"

Placebo "Special Needs"
The Violent Hour "The Morning After"
Waylon Jennings "Don't You Think This Outlaw Bit Has Done Got Out Of Hand?"
The Grateful Dead "Friend Of The Devil"
SRV "Tightrope"

Hell, you might as well put 1/2 the songs ever written

big cat,

Rock on.

I did an image search for the good Dr and was going to post it with the caption "I do cocaine" but could not find anything.

That has to be the best episode of metalocalypse yet.

"White Lines" by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five

"Feel Good Hit Of The Summer" by Queens Of The Stone Age

Snowblind.

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"Cocaine in my Brain" — Dillinger

A knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork
That's the way we spell New York, Jim - yeah
You see I'm a dynamite
So all you got to do is hold me tight
Because I'm out a sight, you know
'Cause I'm a dynamite

But everytime I walk in the rain
Man, o man, I feel a pain, I feel a burning pain
Keep on burning in my bloody brain

I've got cocaine runnin' around my brain
I've got cocaine runnin' around my brain
I want you to dig me soul brother and soul sister
I want you hold me tight because I'm a dynamite - yeah
I've got cocaine runnin' around my brain

No matter where I treat my guest
You see they always like my kitchen best
'Cause I've cocaine runnin' around my brain
cocaine runnin' around my brain, yea

Hey Jim, Jim? Where is Jim, man?
Jim, I want you to tell me somethin'
I want you to spell for me New York, Jim
Come on, Jim, I want you to spell New York

A knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork
That's the way we spell New York
Right on, out of sight man, right on, ooh
Right on, yeah, right on

Hey Jim, Jim, just a minute y'all
I want to ask you somethin'
I want you to spell somethin' for me, Jim
Can you do that? Sure John
But I want you to spell for me New York
John, why you ask me to do that?
I just want you to spell New York, Jim
Well alright, I'm gonna go ahead man

N-E-W Y-O-R-K, that's New York, man
No Jim, you've made a mistake, Jim
I'm gonna teach you the right way
And the proper way to spell New York
Well, go ahead, John

A knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork
That's the way we spell New York, Jim - yeah
You see, I'm a dynamite
So all you got to do is hold me tight
Because I'm out a sight, you know
'Cause I'm a dynamite

Comfortably Numb-Floyd

i always assumed "comfortably numb" was about heroin. It's not called "comfortable numby"


thanks for all the suggestions guys! my friend will be very pleased (well...he'll probably still be kinda depressed, but deep down he'll appreciate it)

Comfortably Numb is not about coke

You are cruel, giving a guy a CD to remind him of some of the best times he'll ever have?

Morning Glory-Oasis
There's a line about being chained to the mirror and a razorblade.

Another vote for "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" by QOTSA. Go to MSN.com, do a search for the Queens, and look for this video. Should be the only video out there that literally spells out the words "Cocaine" in the video.

Feel Good, indeed.

"Lit Up" by Buckcherry.

that is an interesting video aust ag!

Song and video are very strong. Download song, and play loud.

Picture by Kid Rock

Feel Good Hit is a great song, I haven't done all those in 1 night in a couple years

Yeah, usually better to not do that.

"That Girl Crystal" by Cooder Graw is about a guy's buddy being hooked on meth. It has a nice double meaning about a girlfriend named Crystal too. That became especially ironic when the song came out while my roommate was in the midst of a break-up with a girl by that name.