Driving Music.

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J Geils – Wamer Jamer
4 Non Blonds – The Train
Donny Iris – Ah Leeah
Van Halen – Its Got What It Takes, When the Cradle Will Rock
U2 – Sunday Bloody Sunday, I Still Haven’t Found What I Am Looking For
Stones – Brown Sugar, Satisfaction
Led Zeppelin – When the Levee Breaks
Focus – Hocus Pocus
Queen – I’m In Love With My Car
Derick and the Dominos (Clapton) – Layla
Eric Clapton – Cocaine
T-Rex – Bang a Gong
David Bowie – Gene Genie (Jean Jeanie?), Rebel Rebel
Peter Gabriel – Salisbury Hill
Talking Heads – Stop Making Sense
Mott the Hoople – All the Young Dudes, Sweet Jane
George Harrison – While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams
Genesis – Counting Out Time
Eddie and the Crusiers – movie and soundtrack
The Kinks – Lola
Nina? – 99 Luft Balloons

 

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Moody Blues – Gypsy, Im Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band
Pink Floyd – Interstelar Overdrive, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Queen – We Will Rock You, Fat Bottomed Girls
Yes – Don’t Kill the Whale, Owner of a Lonely Heart

 

[Davemcc]

Flipping through my work iPod, I now have to mention

GnR - Mr. Brownstone, It's So Easy
Godsmack - Keep Away
Seven Mary Three - Water's Edge

 

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The Bangles - Walk Like an Egyption

 

[16hz lover]

Jan Hammer- CD called "Drive"

If you want a speeding ticket put on Al DiMeola- song " Race With The Devil On a Spanish Highway"

 

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Cars – I Like the Night Life Baby
Guess Who – American Woman
Lynerd Skynerd- Sweet Home Alabama
Argent – Hold Your Head Up
Steven Stills – Love the One Your With, Change Partners
ELP – Jeremy Bender, Lucky Man
Tina Turner – Thunderdome, Private Dancer
CSNY – Wooden Ships, Ohio

 

[speakerman39]

Brian, if I take a long drive I prefer to listen to The Wall by Pink Floyd. I also really like Dark Side of the Moon. My favs are Another Brick In The Wall and Momma. I Wish You Were Here is another great one. Really makes for an afternoon of fun when taking trips.

Cheers,

Phil

PS: If I have the time, I will also listen to Momentary Lapse of Reason by once again Pink Floyd. Can you tell I really like Pink Floyd?

 

[vizionut]

another good driving song

This guy did a good job editing rush's red barchetta into a video of his 1969 supper bee. enjoy


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epr144KsKGI

 

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King Crimson – Easy Money

 

[Exit]

This thread really needs some good car songs from 2000 on. How about pitching in.

Pink Floyd – Money, Eclipse

 

[speakerman39]

This thread really needs some good car songs from 2000 on. How about pitching in.

Pink Floyd – Money, Eclipse

Money is another great Pink Floyd song that I really like. Guess, I am more or less a Pink Floyd fan boy.........LOL!!!!!! I have also really gotten to like Alice In Chains too. Do you like them?

Cheers,

Phil

 

[Exit]

Money is another great Pink Floyd song that I really like. Guess, I am more or less a Pink Floyd fan boy.........LOL!!!!!! I have also really gotten to like Alice In Chains too. Do you like them?

Cheers,

Phil

Since I have got good CD changers in the cars for the past few years I only listen to the radio on rare occasions. I have probably heard them without knowing the artists, like a lot of newer music. Thats why I was hoping you guys could fill in the good stuff thats more recent. I like Porcupine Tree (3 CDs) but I find it is a little to much speed and intensity if there is such a thing. I can only listen to them when I am in a certain mood.

 

[speakerman39]

Since I have got good CD changers in the cars for the past few years I only listen to the radio on rare occasions. I have probably heard them without knowing the artists, like a lot of newer music. Thats why I was hoping you guys could fill in the good stuff thats more recent. I like Porcupine Tree (3 CDs) but I find it is a little to much speed and intensity if there is such a thing. I can only listen to them when I am in a certain mood.

I agree in that certain moods make certain songs more preferable. Alice In Chains has been around for a good while. It is just lately, I am really liking their music more and more. You may want to go to youtube and check them out. Lots of talent with exceptional vocal support.

Cheers,

Phil

 

[Exit]

Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere But Not Here

 

[vizionut]

Since I have got good CD changers in the cars for the past few years I only listen to the radio on rare occasions. I have probably heard them without knowing the artists, like a lot of newer music. Thats why I was hoping you guys could fill in the good stuff thats more recent. I like Porcupine Tree (3 CDs) but I find it is a little to much speed and intensity if there is such a thing. I can only listen to them when I am in a certain mood.

do you have xm radio?

 

[Sheep]

This thread really needs some good car songs from 2000 on. How about pitching in.

Pink Floyd – Money, Eclipse

I know, but I only have FM at the moment, and i tune it to Classic Rock 101.1. I don't hear modern music in my car.

Lets see....

Prodigy - Fire Starter

Prodigy - Breath

Alexisonfire - You Burn First (Nothing on youtube that is CD version).

Amon Tobin - At The End Of The Day

Every Time I Die - Apocalypse now and Then (No video).

Every Time I Die - Imitation is the sincerest form of battery.

Al Green - Love and Happiness

Incubus - Paper Shoes.

Johnny Truant - The Bloodening

Killswitch Engage - My Last Serenade (live)

Muse - Hysteria

RATM - Bulls on parad

RATM - Guerilla radio
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bv3xM3v4-rI

Rob Dougan - Clubbed 2 death

Rob Dougan - Furious Angels

One more, no videos for it though is,

The Blood Brothers - ****ings greatest Hits.

SheepStar

 

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Vizionut – I don’t have XM radio, just AM/FM. I am only in the car 40 minutes a day commuting and I don’t think it is worth $10 per month for me in this time of holding down household costs. If I were a trucker on the road all the time, then that would be a must have.

Sheep – If you like classic rock, then my music suggestions should be right up your alley, but I have some good stuff in there that mainstream rock radio at that time generally didn’t play. The non-mainstream stuff generally doesn’t make it to compilation discs either. Funning thing was that I first heard Alex Harvey’s song Next on the underground FM radio, which is pretty strange since it is raunchy and funny at the same time.

Speakerman39 - I will give Alice in Chains a try since you recommend them (as well as a lot of other recommendations in this thread). Most CDs over a year or two old are in my local library – Great for classic rock.

 

[Exit]

Porcupine Tree - Shallow

 

[vizionut]

exit- I have been looking at xm radio for some time now. I want to be able to listen at home and in my truck. I have been looking at this model from pioneer. gex-xmp3 portable xm satelite radio receiver w/home kit. I do agree with you about the $10 bucks a month. I myself do not need anymore new bills.

 

[vizionut]

I cant help it but tom petty rocks on the road. this is my favorite song from petty!! good driving music for sure!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT5ImFd_SVo