Man. I love that GOB song. It makes me want to drum covered it on KZbin. #sickwithyou. : )

This version has merit, but I would argue it has more of an '80s vibe. reminds me of RTB productions like early motley crue. The WAY cool early '70s power pop of Big Star, the Raspberries and T-Rex is better represented by the Cheap Trick version.

’69 Chevelle, right?

sounds like actor PAUL RICHARDS

My first car! Bought a used white one with a black vinyl top and tan interior in 1982 when I got my license. It was a beast! My friends all had Chevelle's, El Caminos, etc., and they were pretty quick, but on those straight open flat roads in central Illinois, the top end on that GP would destroy them all. I loved that car! I let my younger brother "take care" of it when I entered the Army and he managed to total it in short order....

Great theme song

Sold in the US as the Chevy Chevelle and Chevelle Malibu.

I wish they brought this version back for season 8. Imagine them singing this one in the circle!

At your Pontiac “dealer’s”(?)

Cool! Beaumont should be a marquee in the US through those years too

Gotta have one!

69 and 70 are my favorite years for this car

428 4speed! I wish those days would come back! Now its. How many miles can i get with a full charge? Federal government sucks!

Breakaway in a wide tracking Pontiac.

The only good version is the Big Star original. This is horrible, and the changes to the lyrics are ridiculous. Still, it's better than the Cheap Trick version. I'm not a Big Star fan, but I'm offended on their behalf.

Before Cheap Trick Took Over

Best version

November. 2. 2023. Love. In. The. Streets. Toddd. Griffin. Version

I love both versions.

Man Cheap Trick did this so much better, this Todd guy sounds so whiny and scary.

It’s the one car that I always wanted but never managed to own.

I wish they should've kept this intro version from season 1 for the rest of the season's I think it fitted the show a lot more

I’ve always preferred this version. Nixons gone but rock lives on!!!

I love Cheap Trick, but this version is clearly superior.

I'm sorry I know he was the original but long live cheap trick after Montrose they're like my favorite band. Songs like California man

Steven Hyde’s “Hello Wisconsin!” at the end gave me chills. Pure nostalgia

The 1969 Grand Prix was nice looking! I could break away in one of them!

The same Ole thing we did last week

This version of the totally sucks and is not cool at all. Thank god for Cheap Trick and the real That 70's show rocking version. Todd tried to cash in but came up really lame!!! Enough said..

Ugh that jingle can get stuck in your head so easily

Not a Pontiac.

This is a very good version, and definitely sounds more '70s than Cheap Trick's. That said, the other version actually fits the visuals...so it's kind of a toss up.

Well... they hid the radio antenna in my car among the rear window defrosting lines lol.

LOL!!!!!!!!

Pontiac is by far my favorite GM brand hands down while Oldsmobile is Mt second favorite and Chevy is my third favorite while both Buick and Cadillac are my least favorites.

He sounds like Boston. Must've been the reason why I thought it was Boston.

The 69-70 Gran Prixs are the best Gran Prixs out there.

Thats one beautiful Canadian Muscle brother

One of the best cars ever. I had a 70 GP, 400 engine and it was the fastest car I've ever owned!

shame its not on spotify

Why hockey soundtracks got away from punk I'll never know freaking loved it

I hope the pandemic claimed the maker of this video. Sorry not sorry

Good time

This song is highly underrated

Those vinyl tops killed some good cars back then. They were nothing but a damn sponge that held water.

I love that 70s and red saying I’ll stick my foot up your ass

Mine was factory painted code 72 carousel red (not offered as a standard color; had to be special ordered), parchment interior, vacuum door locks, automatic temperature control, Rally 2 wheels, turbo 400 trans, powered driver seat, white vinyl top from factory. I found and added a factory manual console with a 4 speed and a Pontiac hood tach. That was the most fun I ever had with a car and the looks it got with that outside color and top, wow! Yes, IIRC, Grand Prix was the first GM car to have an embedded antenna in the windshield. Pontiac was #3 in car sales that year. Longest hood in the industry, that year.

Pika740 great stuff, thanks man

Best version. Im from Brazil, i want to play that in my graduation.

The best version!