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Palmdale, California

Everything Palmdale is known for

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Music in Palmdale

Songs About Palmdale

Palmdale
Afroman
83%
"Palmdale, come back to me"
Crazy Rap (Palmdale Sessions)
Afroman
79%
"Feelin' high as hell flyin' through Palmdale"
Just My Paranoia
Afroman
70%
"Does he have a warrant for Joseph Foreman?"
Because I Got High
Afroman
53%
"Well my name is Afroman, and I'm from East Palmdale (East Palmdale)"
Because I Got High (Extended Version)
Afroman
53%
"Well my name is Afroman and I'm from East Palmdale"
Let’s All Get Drunk
Afroman
52%
"We won't go to jail, we'll go to Palmdale"
Colt 45
Warren Zeiders
50%
"Flyin' through Palmdale"
Tumbleweed
Afroman
49%
"I like to go to Palmdale"
Crazy Rap (Cold 45 & 2 Zig Zags) (Live)
Afroman
49%
"Feelin' high as hell flyin' through Palmdale"
Crazy Rap (Colt 45 & 2 Zig-Zags)
Afroman
49%
"Feelin' high as hell, flyin' through Palmdale"
One Hit Wonder
Afroman
15%
"I wrote songs like "Palmdale""
Mississippi
Afroman
12%
"Before South Central, Palmdale flossin"
90s Rap Mashup
Austin Williams
7%
"Feeling high as hell / Flyin' through Palmdale"
In Your Pussy
Afroman
7%
"Afroman, Palmdale, Cali get high desert"
Pimpin’ Pennsylvania
Afroman
2%
"It's Afroman from East Palmdale"
Crazy Rap
Afroman
1%
"Feelin' high as hell flyin' through Palmdale, skatin' on Dayton rims"

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Rivers & Roads in Song near Palmdale

Songs written about the waterways and highways that run near Palmdale.

History of Palmdale

Rosamond, CA RoadyGoat

Rosamond, California, might seem like just another blip on the map between the Mojave Desert and the Tehachapi Mountains. But in 1991, if you were driving along Rosamond Boulevard, you might have seen a futuristic cyborg striding across the stark landscape, hunting Sarah Connor. That was “Terminator 2: Judgment Day” filming in town, one of many productions drawn to the area's unique blend of desert and sky. While Arnold Schwarzenegger may not have been a local, the film's presence highlights a different kind of celebrity that Rosamond attracts: the kind fueled by innovation and pushing boundaries.

19.5 mi away

Everything Near Palmdale

6 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.

  • Palmdale, CA · 2.8 mi · Local history

    Palmdale sits high in the Mojave, a place defined by its elevation. At over 2,600 feet, the air is thin and the sunsets blaze across the wide-open sky, painting the Joshua trees in fiery hues. This is Antelope Valley, a…

  • Lancaster, CA · 7.2 mi · Local history

    Lancaster, California, a place where the high desert meets the edge of the possible. The Southern Pacific Railroad's arrival in 1876 established it as a vital hub, but the feeling here is less about its past as a…

  • America's First Musical Road · 8.6 mi · News Verified

    You're near the first musical road ever built in the United States. In 2008, Honda cut grooves into a stretch of Avenue K in Lancaster as part of a TV commercial — and when drivers hit 55 miles per hour, the road played…

  • Vasquez Rocks · 14.3 mi · Scraped Hmdb

    These jagged rocks aren't just a pretty backdrop; they once sheltered a notorious outlaw. In 1874, Tiburcio Vasquez, a Californio bandit, used these rocks as a hideout. He and his gang evaded authorities here after a…

  • Antelope Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park · 15.1 mi · Scraped Hmdb

    Ever wonder about the people who called this valley home long before us? This museum is dedicated to them. In the 1920s, a man named H. Arden Edwards built this unique, pueblo-style structure to house his collection of…

  • Rosamond, CA · 19.5 mi

    Rosamond, California, might seem like just another blip on the map between the Mojave Desert and the Tehachapi Mountains. But in 1991, if you were driving along Rosamond Boulevard, you might have seen a futuristic…

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