Driving Music

[diana]

What are your favorite CDs to play in the car?

[saturnine]

i don't have a car.

[ecnarf]

I usually listen to talk radio in the car. Music radio is awful and I have had bad experiences trying to hook the iPod into the car's tape deck, and have been scared away from it forever.

[MotherRocker]

Controller.Controller

The Dears

The Ladies And Gentlemen

techno stuff

Bloc Party

[no yu begin wher i end]

Ok Computer, particularly 'Let Down.'

[HoboFactory]

Although "Let Down" is an awesome song, I don't think it makes for good drving music.

 

Something more like Deftones works best.

[Shiri]

Depends on my mood. Lately it was The Cure's Disintegration, Soundgarden's Superunknown, Damien Rice's O and Pixies' Greatest Hits.

[Sparq]

General electronic stuff, e.g. Astral Projection. For highways, anyway.

 

Rise Against

 

assorted

[no yu begin wher i end]

Although "Let Down" is an awesome song, I don't think it makes for good drving music.

 

Something more like Deftones works best.

I do most of my driving at night when the streets are pretty empty, so I find it's a good song for that atmosphere. During the day, I usually just crank the classic rock station ;) .

[Jarrod]

i don't have a car....

 

 

but when i go driving with my dad i just throw on something that isn't his!

[sodamntired]

Refused - the shape of punk to come

[timotheory]

Third Eye Blind and Eve 6 are phenomenal for driving music.

[HoboFactory]

Modest Mouse seems to work pretty well also. Especially songs like "Willful Suspension of Disbelief."

[Dan #2]

anything funky and loud, possibly heavy.

 

 

and The Bravery's "An Honest Mistake."

[carkiwi]

kaiser chiefs

[Ravenous megin-sane]

drive like jehu

[Shortcut To Moncton]

Third Eye Blind and Eve 6 are phenomenal for driving music.

Especially Open Road Song.

[HoboFactory]

Speaking of driving, I'm gonna get a new vehicle later today, that's pretty neat I think.

[Dan #2]

Avenged Sevenfold's new album will fuel my trip to mexico.

[S.E. Hardy]

I've got the Arctic Monkeys in right now - and I'm completely in love with them.

[Morbii]

Really depends... from Johnny Cash to Graveland

[jwhale11]

U2: Best of 1980-1990

[heyrabbit]

I only have a tapedeck, so I flip between 102.1, 97.7, and AM 640 ( only becaue those stations are easily accessible by pression just one button).

 

I hate that bitch on 97.7, whatever her name is, she has this habit of talking during the outro of a song, like not even at the immediate end, just when the song is still being played. I was totally into "that song" one day, and she just started yapping, " i love that song, we all love that song". It was like, who the fuck are you to interrupt like that?

 

97.7 plays better music than the edge, but the radio personalities are better on the Edge. Josie should be on the morning show. she adds a dynamic that isn't there with just the 3 guys, they need a voice of reason.

 

my god I talk too much.

 

Too answer the question, I like hearing "So she's leaving by the Trews" when it's played, in all its over-produced, formula following mainstread glory.

Edited April 1, 2006 by heyrabbit

[Audio of Being]

Matt Mays

Sam Roberts-Anything, and everything

Sloan-Navy Blues, Between The Bridges

Any Beatles CD

Avlanche, BM and AOB

[Computer]

I've got the Arctic Monkeys in right now - and I'm completely in love with them.

Same. It's a great record to listen to while driving, and overall a great album to listen to anywhere. Other than the Arctic monkey's I usually listen to The Hives or Megadeth while i'm in the car.