Great driving music

[Blarg]

Crying by Roy Orbison is enough to make you drive off an embankment.

[Sully151]

Of course you have a soft side, you "Summered"

[Tank]

Dr. Leo Marvin: Are you married?

Bob Wiley: I'm divorced.

Dr. Leo Marvin: Would you like to talk about that?

Bob Wiley: There are two types of people in this world: Those who like Neil Diamond, and those who don't. My ex-wife loves him.

 

you're not going to try death therapy to cure me of this, are you?

[Tank]

I thought I had driven the sexy voice and hair stylings of Gino Vannelli completely out of my head and now you have returned it where there was once peace and quiet. 

 

His featured song was "I Just Wanna Stop". 

 

Not driving music.

 

Make out music.

 

maybe vegas was able to multitask.

[Tank]

Eres tu.

 

this one's better.

 

[Tank]

God I'm actually old enough to remember Eres tu. I remember hating it very much.

That and "One Tin Soldier" from Billy Jack.

 

eres tu came out when i was in jr. high. there were a few girls in my spanish class that i thought of whenever that song came on. it has a sentimental soft spot in my heart.

 

one tin soldier was weird, but not as bad as "seasons in the sun" by terry jacks.

[jimbo]

Listening to anything New Order, preferably "Substance", while on the 101 to Pismo. Good times.

[Glen]

Every road trip should start with "I Want Your Sex." Preferably parts 1 and 2, but just 1 will do in a pinch.

[Amazing Larry]

Every road trip should start with "I Want Your Sex." Preferably parts 1 and 2, but just 1 will do in a pinch.

 

When it comes down to making out, whenever possible, put on side one of Led Zeppelin IV.

[Glen]

owner of a lonely heart - yes

the show must go on - queen

beautiful noise - neil diamond

anything from billy joel or elton john

 

if my daughter's in the car, it's frequently one direction or five seconds of summer.

 

 

90125 by Yes is in my top-five albums.  I love it and it's one of the few things I never get tired of listening to.  I even have the live album from that tour and Trevor Rabin's album of demos that became Yes songs.  

[Richard]

Edited September 17, 2015 by Richard

[Blarg]

90125 by Yes is in my top-five albums. I love it and it's one of the few things I never get tired of listening to. I even have the live album from that tour and Trevor Rabin's album of demos that became Yes songs.

Back '76 my brothers and I drove up to Montana to do some fishing. My brother had three tapes, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Yessongs and Frampton Comes Alive. We burned up Yessongs and tried to find a replacement at the record store in Hamilton. They had never heard of it but they had the Beatles.

We drove home with two tapes.

[IEAngelsfan]

Edited September 17, 2015 by IEAngelsfan

[IEAngelsfan]

I actually like Planet Claire better.

 

[Ray McKigney]

Anything by Taylor Dayne.

 

[Blarg]

You guys need to stay off the road.

[Tank]

Anything by Taylor Dayne.

 

 

if you had to put a face to what road rage looks like, here's exhibit A.

[Schildog]

 

close the thread

[the dude abides]

[Don]

I tend to listen to podcasts when driving long distances, but every now and again I get into a music thing. Some favorites.... The White Dtripes -Hello Operator, Ball and Biscuit. John Butler Trio- Funky Tonight, and Ocean. Also anything Led Zep or Incubus.

[mulwin444]

I drive out to AZ a lot to visit my parents out in Prescott.  If I happen to be driving at night, I like to put on "Meddle" by Pink Floyd..."Echoes" is perfect for driving through the desert at 1am.  

[ELEVEN]

Download the WWOZ app (Radio station in New Orleans), and enjoy the night drives.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

I drive out to AZ a lot to visit my parents out in Prescott.  If I happen to be driving at night, I like to put on "Meddle" by Pink Floyd..."Echoes" is perfect for driving through the desert at 1am.  

 

Anything Pink Floyd is always welcome in my CD player. I spent my college years studying with Dark Side of the Moon playing in the background. I have owned that album in probably every format it was ever released in, except possibly reel-to-reel.

Edited September 19, 2015 by Vegas Halo Fan

[CaliAngel]

I like listening to podcasts.

 

Adam Carolla has a few of 'em, I would suggest "Ace on the House" where he not only bitches about daily life, but then gets into home improvement projects from tweets, emails, and callers, which have without a doubt opened my mind to an array of solutions to home improvement problems that I'd never have thought of. Plus it keeps you sharp with tools and ways of fixing things. His buddy Ray who is a complete nincompoop but means well is pretty funny as well.

[BaseballMom]

 

lmao

 

Haven't heard that in years