ya ill get my brother to write them down and ill put them on here

talk about rolling thunder hear that rumblin sound saturday nights a comin if heaven will allow get me to the speedway the boys will be back in town going to the racetrack going now august summer night smell that racing fuel drivers maybe fight racin under lights stock cars under moonlight american saturday night going to the racetrack going now find me in the grandstand folks holler and cheer doesn't take much money you can even buy a beer you know i can't wait to see them again next year going to the racetrack going now

"ROLLING THUNDER" by Dale Connors

@@darrenconnors3699 thanks, these are very much indicative of early era of Nascar, it’s very old school and it’s almost Americana in a sense, I like it.

@@-brody-weegee4218 your welcome, i love the old race cars, when i was a kid they looked like the cars in the rolling thunder video. i'm glad i saw such a thing

thats not his face, you can see the back of his head centered almost perfectly between the two front wheels, you can see his back too. the thing your looking at isnt him at all, its the head rest area half in the shade

I’m actually curious about the camera now, I’m trying to dig up some more info on it

wow, didnt know this, i wonder if i should remove this thing from youtube?

The camera was mounted to the roof of the car.....not inside the car behind the windshield. The constant bashing of metal against the camera is the hood of the car slamming back and forth against it. Dale's car had NO interior cameras.

Good info. It did appear to be very high up to me. I wonder how they made it so it don’t effect aerodynamics.

@30AndHatingIt If you look closely in the documentary called "the day", it shows Dale's car from ground level as they started engines and began rolling off pit road. You can slightly see the camera on the roof poking up. Dale Jr once mentioned the camera system weighed 12 pounds. The stickers in front of the camera helped reduce drag on the car that the cameras imposed.

its my brothers music, i think he has cds of them, if you like trucks he did a song years ago thats on youtube, the video has photos of log trucks, some with 100 tons of logs on them plus the 80k lbs of the macine

@darrenconnors3699 So far, I found, trucking through the north maine woods, an allagash woods truck song, the bordertown song, and stakes and bunks song. They are all great, and I can't stop listening to them.

i draw or paint a picture of the wreck with as much dust and debris as i can, take a picture of it then get the picture onto the computer, and open it with the "paint" accessory and fill in empty spaces, the spray can in "paint" works good to feather out edges that are too sharp. save the changes and then find the picture in quick access right click select create new video, then select add 3d effects select frozen breath, this will be a shot of frozen breath in motion that you can place anywhere on the picture of the wreck, you can also adjust the size of the effect and add them over and over on top of each other but slightly staggered, theres other effects like "muzzle flash" whisps of smoke, explosion etc, import the video, now the picture is a video and it will be a 3 second video but you need to change it to a 9 or 10 second video before you import it so when you go to save a frame from the video youll have some room to freeze it where the effects look the best. now its gone from a drawing to a photo of a bad crash with sparks and explosions and flying debris put in by the 3d effects. the four pictures in this video have 30 or so individual effects in each picture, mostly the frozen breath effect which when in black and white is identical to a radiator exploding or plumes of fire and dust. then edit the picture and take the color out of it so its black and white and reduce the clarity to make it look more real. keep doing this over and over til it looks good enough which i dont think any of these are all that good there never done

I don’t see the driver tho. But I saw a video that it says that the driver got his legs trapped by the front wheels and the left side and the top of his head was gone by hitting the catch fence. Every single bone was broken

Amazing work!

thank you

ya there will never be a crash as bad as that again.

Brutal crash. No chance to feel any pain. R.I.P

i agree, i've seen fairly recent hits to the wall at indy that were as hard as smieys but the cars seem to ricochet off the wall in one piece, smileys car was shredded, @@Share-zv5uw

thanks

It says his name right there . Darren Conners from Allagash , Maine .

thank you for that. theres endless things to know about indy car racing

their mostly late model race cars and a couple of open wheel modifieds, song is by dale connors

Cool

Stock car racing is my passion, from UK stock car racing to USA stock car racing. I’m From the Uk and I love stock car racing around the world!

yeah crazy that Swede was very much alive literally sitting in his seat on the tarmac and the fire got him.

Art pollard, Jim Malloy, Jeff Krosnoff, Greg Moore...

Jordan Smiley was definitely the worst.

apparently, you weren't around for the Dave Mcdonald and Eddie Sachs inferno.

@@ILSRWY4 Apparently, you're just another troll. 🧌 I've seen 'em all since 1957

they are

WOW! did you see or hear the smiley crash?

Same here

I was there too. I was in the front stretch so I didn’t see how horrific it was until I saw it on the news that night. They showed everything.

I was ride’s shotgun with ole Gordo, when this happened!! 😱

I was there with my Grandfather. I was 10 years old. Pretty hairy to see that at that age. Any age for that matter

i did this before i knew how to edit, there were many tries when the ship broke apart perfectly just like in the movie but it took the stern way too long to sink after that. if i did it again i could do it a lot better and i would glue pieces of alka seltzer tablets to the inside of it everywhere so the water would boil around it when it was sinking

I'd say don't tell that to Scott Brayton but he's not here to answer to. Same with Jovi Marcello, Art Pollard, Tony Renna the list goes on who were killed AFTER the car spun. Yet Mike Chandler, and more recent Sabastian Bordais & James Hintchcliff both hit similarly to Gorden Smiley and survived. There is absolutely NO evidence or fact to back that statement of "you have a better chance to just let it spin".

is what paper?

@@darrenconnors3699 the titanic 💀

@@scoopshort no its made out of that real lightweight metal like the pipe on the back of a clothes dryer or metal flashing around the base of a chimney, you can cut it with scissors

@@darrenconnors3699 kk

thanx gucci, woulda been better if the ship would have been straight up and down then the stern break off, after 40-50 tries i had to give up on it, stern not shaped right either

I wish I could unsubribe the m'fer from KZbin for wasting my minute with no reference to anything you're seeing!

thanks fernando, i made these on the computer by cutting and pasting bits and pieces of his real car and adding smoke and explosions and other effects. on the first one the only thing taken from the real car is the seat bottom with those 3 rods or bars hooked to it, the last one is a painting i did then modified it on the computer, all 4 images of the driver and the backrest of the seat are free hand

@@darrenconnors3699 while that was a sad day, that's actually pretty impressive

I was in turn one when Jovy Marcelo hit the wall in '92. Didn't look that bad but it was very loud. He died as a result of a preexisting condition.

If you haven’t seen Minnesota Max KZbin channel, go there immediately!!! Euphoria awaits!

thank you