From the Wog Archive
Mix/Standard Wog
Royalty
(34 Minutes, Moderate)
Pace Breakdown
Slow Walk |
14:18 |
Distance: 1.5 to 2.3 miles |
As if you needed it, here’s proof that Rock does, indeed, rule. Of course the nature of its rule is up for debate—R.E.M.’s two kings are hardly typical monarchs. In this wog, anyway, it’s the queens who come out on top, and there’s nary a Prince to be found.
Title |
Artist |
BPM |
Time |
PC |
Comment |
Genre |
Album/Source |
King of Birds |
R.E.M. |
95 |
4:10 |
5 |
Snare drums evoke Civil War |
Alternative Rock |
Document |
Queen Of The Highway |
The Doors |
127 |
2:47 |
4 |
A princess in a sensual fairytale |
Blues Rock |
Morrison Hotel |
It's Good to Be King |
Tom Petty |
148 |
5:11 |
5 |
Mr Petty makes a pretty cool monarch. |
Americana |
Wildflowers |
Kid Charlemagne |
Steely Dan |
97 |
4:41 |
4 |
His reign is over |
Jazz Rock |
The Royal Scam |
Mister Kingdom |
ELO |
130 |
5:30 |
4 |
Dreamy, orchestral yearnings. |
Prog Rock |
Eldorado |
Mississippi Queen |
Mountain |
140 |
2:29 |
5 |
Brings you back to earth with COWBELL intro |
Hard Rock |
Climbing |
King of Comedy |
R.E.M. |
120 |
3:41 |
5 |
Whoops, he’s not King after all, or Commodity either (whatever that is) |
Alternative Rock |
Monster |
Black Queen |
Stephen Stills |
90 |
5:27 |
4 |
Black queen, blues guitar, white singer. |
Folk-Rock |
Stephen Stills |
BPM=Beats Per Minute; PC=Pace Consistency; SKBL=Skiplekable; NADL=Not currently available for download from Amazon or iTunes