Runnin' Wild (song)

Runnin' Wild (song)

Infobox Single
Name = Runnin' Wild


Size =
Artist = Airbourne
from Album = Runnin' Wild
Released = flagicon|AUS May 16 2007
flagicon|USASeptember 25 2007
Format =
Recorded =
Genre = Pub rock
Hard rock
Length = 3:38
Label = Roadrunner Records U.S.
EMI Australia
Producer = Bob Marlette
Last single =
This single = "Runnin' Wild" (2007)
Next single = "Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast" (2007)

"Runnin' Wild" is the 1st single off the album "Runnin' Wild" by the Australian Pub rock band Airbourne.

Music video

The music video for this song shows Airbourne in the back of a truck playing while being chased by police. It also features a guest appearance by Lemmy Kilmister of Motörhead as the driver of the truck, eventually locking the pursuing policemen inside the truck (whilst wearing a Motörhead jacket) after it has stopped and the band has left it.

Track listing

#"Runnin' Wild"

Personnel

*Joel O'Keeffe - lead vocals, lead guitar
*David Roads - rhytm guitar, backing vocals
*Justin Street - bass, backing vocals
*Ryan O'Keeffe - drums

In popular culture

"Runnin' Wild" is featured in the EA Sports video games "Madden 08" and "NASCAR 09", and was featured in a commercial for the 2008 game "". It is also usually played during warmups at Philadelphia Flyers games and also will be on EA Sports "NHL 09. The track was released as downloadable content for the music video game "Rock Band" on August 12 2008.

External links

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wE6qSV-ufb0 Official videoclip at YouTube by Roadrunner Records]


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