I just got a new subwoofer for the home system. My 7 year old came down and said "The ground is moving, your going to wake the neighbors." You'll get it soon enough, boy.

I saw Uncle Ted in concert over 40 years ago, it was awesome!! I think he should have been inducted into the Rocking Roll Hall of Fame a long time ago. People get all up in arms about his politics, whatever, the man can shred!!

This album was released in September 1975 & 49 years later "Stranglehold" is still the baddest kick-ass rock song on the planet! This is real Rock & Roll!

Whoever said he should be in the Rock of Fame You damn right he should he's up there with the best of them

After I got back from Vietnam, I landed a job playing security at concert venues. We’d escort acts from the plane to the stage etc etc. I met a lot of groups. Ted was the only one that treated us like his equal, very cool. He talked to us. Invited us to his trailer pre show. Food. No drinking as he never drank. What a great guy. Took pics with us, autographs. Can’t say enough good things about him. 99% of the other acts I covered were complete assholes. One guy we were told don’t look at him or talk to him or he’ll get upset. People can say what they want about Nugent, but he was a very nice genuine guy

One of the best SONG INTROS Ever.....

I'm 13.5 billion years old and in all that time I have rarely heard such a hypnotic riff. Rock on Uncle Ted! And rock on to all my brothers and sisters in the Metal multiverse! \m/

63 last week... Thx for rocking us Uncle Ted!

One of the best songs to listen to driving alone at night

I was 12 when I first heard this. I'm now 58. I grew up in the 70's where some of the greatest music of all time was made.

For anyone lucky enough to be young during the late 70's early 80s, we experienced the greatest musical explosion in history. My grand kids and great grand kid can't believe I'm still rocking every day to this great music. Ted was one of the best. Rock On People.

This song doesn’t have a guitar solo. That guitar solo has a song on it.

82 yrs old with Bose speaker on bicycle, play this over and over, keeps me going, rock on!!!!

that guitar riff intro is masterpiece

All you veterans, lovers of America, we're not done.

Where would we be without this song??!!

One of greatest rock songs ever wrote!

I'm 62 and need hearing aids, thanks to this song on 8-track in the late 70's. (Plus some Van Halen thrown in). Worth it. Now my hearing aids are bluetooth enabled and I'm CRANKING Stranglehold straight into my head.

I never knew Derek St. Holmes was the lead singer on this and Ted Nugent played lead guitar. I can't believe it's almost 50 years old. What a classic!

The guitar is something born out of Ted’s body. Very few can own it like he does.

Thanks Uncle Ted. 1975 will live on forever.

I am sixty three years old and just had robotic Double Bye pass surgery Ted found out and called me a couple of times while I was in the hospital to make me laugh and lift my spirits and before he hung up he talked to me about his next phone call, he was calling a veteran that was losing part of his leg. Ted is such a great guy and does so much behind the scenes that people will never know about. He is a great guy and a great friend.

May 2024 folks where you at? This song dropped when I was 22 and I've been grooving to it ever since. "C'mon, c'mon, c'mon, bay-bee..."

This is a kick ass song.i'm 52 years old today kids these days don't know what real music is

After years of practice I can play this perfectly on my air guitar...

I don't care what genre of music you listen to. This will forever be a master piece!

Not a big fan of Nugent but if people don't like this they don't know great classic rock and roll...

Ever been to a Nugent concert? You won't hear for a week. But it's worth it!

Every time I hear this song I can almost hear my parents say from their graves "Turn that crap down!!" Great song!!

Ted Nugent was my first concert! I was lucky enough to see Ted with Lynyrd Skynyrd, months before the tragic plane crash. Will always remember it!

My wife and I do concessions for our Son's high school baseball team and this is the song I play for their intro. Nothing beats watching these boys playing air guitar.

He gets some really neat sounds out of the guitar. This is Ted's masterpiece.

I’m 68 years old. Grew up near Detroit. I’ve been listening to this song since it’s release. It’s like having lightening running through my veins. I feel unstoppable to this day. Amazingly powerful!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Ted Nugent proved that you don't need drugs to create great Rock music. Rock on!.

Im 106 years old and i remember back in 1907 i first heard this when i was climbing mount everest on the way to school. There has never been a single song better than this one ever

This song proves rock n roll isn't about how distorted or fast you are. A lot of people have forgotten that memo.

I cruised around blasting this when I was eight years old with my dad I’m now 42 and cruising around blasting this with my eight-year-old daughter ❤️😎🤟🏻

The only song ever performed that can’t be played TOO LOUD!!!

Ted Nugent is a great name for a rock band

I like how the song never gets dull for being over 8 minutes long.

Recorded in a single take. Let that shit sink in for a moment.

Turned 16 in 1976. My Sister bought Me this 8 track Album for My Birthday. Been Rocking out to it Ever Since..😎

I was born on December 1st, 1960. I'm a Sagittarius & Ted hunted with a bow & Arrow. Thank You.

Just living life going with the flow now... Lost my grandfather two years ago lost my grandmother last year and just lost my little sister. So just flowing and gliding. Without all those that hurt me in between oh yeah and beat cancer right before my little sister passed. So yep just flowing.... Letting the river run it's course.

One of the top 5 riffs ever in rock.

I don't always listen to Ted, but when I do, so do the neighbors.

I played this full blast in my Honda, when I got out of it, it was a Challenger Hellcat ! 😮

Im 63 now, still the best music ever made, rock on, baby boomers!!!!

This is the definition of a masterpiece

First heard this in 75. Never heard anything like it before. I wore out a Chevy Nova riding the backroads of Greene County Tennessee listening to this. Also drove my mom nuts with this cranked up in my room. I just couldn't understand how anyone could NOT like this. I still love it - I will love it till I die.

I played this song for my 3 year old son. Chuck Norris now calls him Sir

I remember when I was in high school somebody wrote Ted Nugent on the walls at the school outside as you were coming in and it stayed up there for about a month and that was back in 1975 or '76. What a great time to be alive and listen to Good Old Ted Nugent

One of the best riffs in the history of rock and roll

Me: "This song is a sonic journey to a realm beyond time and space where limits do not exist." State Trooper: "Sign here please."

My neighbors were listening to this song at full volume at two o’clock in the morning . . . whether they wanted to or not!

I have been rockin with Ted Nugent since I was 8 years old. I am 53 now

Saw Ted almost 40 years ago and this song is still an anthem of Rock and Roll hands down. Thanks Ted.

I passed out once listening to this song. When I woke up, it was still playing…

I'm 67 yrs young and have been listening to and going to Uncle Ted since 1974. Go motor city Mad Man you Goooo!

This is the song the Marines blasted through loud speakers out into the dark desert night in Iraq, during operation desert storm in the 1990's.

I remember one time when I was driving into Pittsburgh from the south hills and this song came on 102.5 WDVE. Right when I came out of the Fort Pitt Tunnel with the iconic view of the Pittsburgh skyline was where the guitar solo peaked. It was probably the best road moment I have ever had in my life, as both the view and the song married perfectly. I literally thought I was going to have to pull over somewhere out of sheer delirium and excitement. A good song will do that to you in in the right moment and surroundings.

Say what you want about Ted the person, it is undeniable he is an extremely talented and underrated guitarist.

Met Ted at a Rod and Gun club two years ago. Great guy.

If I close my eyes and lay back I can smell and feel the Columbian Gold, Jamaican, Red Bud etc. Lovely. 75-79, best ever.

My son listens to this every saturday morning loud, whether he likes to, or not.

In my top 10 most badass songs ever recorded. His guitar work so underrated.

Uncle Ted, I just learned that this song plays very well on my piped-out Harley. Even better, the stereo volume on Bamalam (her name), goes clear up to "50"! Thanks for all your contributions to us Americans over the years. Thanks for Spirit Of The Wild! Great music and philosophy! Thanks for your STAND on 2A! And for the rest y'all: If you have a sewer back up and your house starts filling up with sewage, do you raise the ceiling or pump out the crap? Your choice is coming in November.

He deserves R+R Hall of Fame for just this song. Rock trumps politics.

Thank you old heads for introducing this to me. Lol I'm hearing it for the first time at 28. This is so badass

Been rocking with him since the early 70's. Well 62 almost STILL rocking. My grandkids say I'm crazy 🤣🌻💋

My daddy scolded me, when I was a little girl, for buying this record, digging this song, the most, because it had it all! I was barely in junior high school. My daddy didn’t think Ted was a good example, like Pink Floyd. Ted brought live rock-n-roll back to Wichita, KS., after the Herman Hill Riot broke out at a rock show. Cops/bikers/rock fans, all rioting. Live rock - banned. Ted said he’d put on a show and no one would fight. I think that was at The Kansas Coliseum, it could have been at Henry Levitt Arena. However, the city kept their promise to Ted Nugent, that if no fights broke out at Ted’s show, the ban would be lifted. The ban was lifted. I always tell this story, because I never hear it told. Thanks Ted! Oh, my daddy, a rough and tough old soldier said later, “It’s kind of good.” At least it’s got some 🏀 🏀s - not like that (Amboy Duke’s Journey to The Center of Your Mind) %$&@!!!!” He was old. A Chuck Berry fan himself.❤️

1978년 내팀결성 첫레파토리 지금들어도 명작이네 내나이69

Husband and I walked…. not walked- STRUTTED into our wedding reception to THIS JAM!!!!!! such an epic song it’s unreal!❤❤❤❤❤

Jesus please keep us safe everyone❤God bless america

Straight up , HULK lives to, Ted Nugent ft Worth 2024

I grew up with this, I'm 59. Not heard it in many years, what a joy. Awesome playing from all, nothing out of place, or overplayed. Thanks Ted for making me a happy boy all those years ago, and today 45 years later!

Stranglehold never escaped the burbs. Air guitar with brooms. What fun. Teenage kids having a blast. Great memory. Love you Mr. Nugent. Great song.

If your listening to this song Your a real Champion in my book rock on folks

Loudest concert I was ever at in the 80’s

This has to be the best song ever😊

One of the best classic rock songs ever

I came of age with this music. The 70's were def the rockin' years!!

Derek St. Holmes Vocals and his melody is as good as the guitar riff and the solo. And that guitar is damn good.

This man led a high-school rebellion. 1972, you better get outta my way.

If you’re listening to this right now you have great taste in music 🔥🔥🔥

This song instantly adds ten horsepower to anything

Love, love, love. I'm 62 and nothing better.

I Loved Him Playing this on InfoWars tonight!!!

Shortly after my grandma's death, I got her radio and held it up high. I said, " talk to me, grandma". I plugged in the radio and turned it on. This song was playing at that moment where it says, "Some people say you gotta die someday; I got news, you never gotta go". I listen to this song all throughout the year randomly but I ALWAYS make sure I listen on 2-27...

When I was a child I heard this. My dad grew up to it. I am 36 years old now and can't stand any new music now. We have drifted away from great music like this. Long live sweaty Teddy!

Played this to my boss, he’s my employee now

Hard to believe he did not make rolling stone magazines top 100 guitar players. Try to figure that one out.

I don't need a "monster" or red bull to rise up my energy, this song is all I need, yeaaaaahhhhh!!!!!!!! Cone on, come on, come ooooonnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!

I used to build sound systems for cars and trucks and this was my test song. This is a musical masterpiece. With a very broad spectrum of audio tones it lets you know the limitations of the speakers!

Ich liebe ihn einfach. Habe ihn Mitte der 80er in Hamburg in der Fabrik gesehen. Eigentlich sollte es auf der Trabrennbahn stattfinden aber wegen Dauerregen wurds in die Fabrik verlegt. Hammergeiles Konzert ❤

Ted opened for Kiss one concert I went to. You could look around, see closed eyes, bodies moving and their minds taking them back to a special moment in their life 😌. Mine was driving my Red 1965 Ford Mustang 😎.

Even I am not an American I scream FRREEEDDDDOOOOOMMMMM! Everytime this tune starts! ❤️‍🔥

I was 4 minutes late to work and just told my boss, sorry Ted Nugent was in the middle of a solo...I think he was cool with it cause he handed my tools and told me to go listen to it again...!!! Best day ever!!

When Cliff Davies comes in with that drum riff🥁 in the beginning you know it's time to rock on.Loved it as a kid and still do now

I was fortunate enough to see Ted in 1999 in Charlotte NC. He is definitely a madman up there, the show was AMAZING!!!