Favorite driving music?

[sheetswannabe]

Whats everybody's favorite driving music?

 

I enjoy listening to the 90's rock era myself (Grew up listening to it)

 

Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, and Temple of the Dog

 

I am a Chris Cornell fan, but not of his solo stuff.

 

More recent music:

 

Audioslave, Buckcherry, Rock n Roll Soldiers, and Linkin Park

[Bikeage77]

When my old band would go on tour, we had 5 staples:

 

Ramones - Ramones Mania

NWA - Straight Outta Compton

Zero Boys - Vicious Circle

Scared Of Chaka - Tired Of You

Andrew WK - I Get Wet

 

Then there was a lot of Jerky Boys, and comedy records thrown in there as well. My current band listened to Patton Oswalt's - Feeling Kinda Patton and Werewolves and Lollipops pretty much every day. We'd show up to other towns as strangers and be quoting each of his albums, on stage sometimes too. They probably were all pretty annoyed with us after just a few hours.

[fondybrewfan]

I love listening to the Beatles while driving, not sure why though.

[Godspeed]

88.9 FM, Radio Milwaukee!

[patrickgpe]

heck yes Godspeed, one of the true unknown gems of this city.

[jordanmuehl]

Radiohead's In Rainbows was an incredible album to listen to while driving at night during the summer. It just fit eerily well with the mood of the night. Daytime, though, belongs to a healthy mix of upbeat indie tunes, usually.

[hawing]

If we're going to or from a Brewer game (and within range of Hartford), it's polka, polka, polka. It's the happiest music on earth.

[T B0NE 10]

I like to put my ipod on, shuffle songs

 

 

Otherwise its

 

105.3 WRLO Classic -Rock

or

107.9 The Big Cheese -Rock

[trwi7]

95.7 WRIT. My Music. My Station.

[bball123h]

Perhaps not favorite, but whenever The Offspring is on, my mind shifts to Crazy Taxi and my speed increases 10-15 mph. Fortunately, no tickets yet.

[And That]

Rush hour = KMFDM.

 

Not rush hour = MDFMK.

[valpocrewsader]

My custom "Drive Fast" mix CD contains:

 

Helloween - Save Us (5:13)

Iced Earth - My Own Savior (3:39)

Dream Theater - I Walk Beside You (4:29)

Mötley Crüe - Kickstart My Heart (4:42)

Sonata Arctica - Kingdom For A Heart (3:49)

Joe Satriani - Summer Song (5:00)

Coheed and Cambria - A Favor House Atlantic (3:54)

Eternity X - Switchblade (3:41)

Queensryche - The Needle Lies (3:08)

Goo Goo Dolls - Long Way Down (3:28)

King's X - Looking For Love (2:58)

Iron Maiden - Aces High (4:31)

Nocturnal Rites - Glorious (3:25)

Journey - Any Way You Want It (3:23)

Virgo - Blowing Away (3:47)

Reb Beach - Black Magic (3:16)

Poison - Ride The Wind (3:51)

ZZ Top - Stages (3:35)

Virgin Steele - Blood And Gasoline (5:31)

Sponge - Plowed (3:13)

 

For long drives, anything goes.

[sbrylski]

If we're going to or from a Brewer game (and within range of Hartford), it's polka, polka, polka. It's the happiest music on earth.

Nice! I've amazing everyone who's discovered how many lyrics to polka songs I know.

 

As for me in the car:

 

I'm travelin' down the road and I'm flirtin' with disaster... All Molly Hatchet, all the time.

[lovehate]

Foo Fighters - Everlong

[bigredrobbo]

When I used to make driving tapes (back in the old days!), pretty much every one had to start with Tom Petty "Running Down A Dream". It just does the job - I don't know why!

[LouisEly]

Sirius Area 38

[sauveb]

Joe Walsh. Life's been good, Rocky Mountain Way. Sometimes I go drive just to listen to Joe.

[brewcrewreview]

It's not music, but 80 percent of the time I'm in my car, I am listening to Howard Stern.

[1992casey]

88.9 FM, Radio Milwaukee!

 

I won't "do" commercial music radio. That stopped years ago. Having said that, my heart goes out to any station below 92 on the FM dial.

 

I like my XM, but, unfortunately, some of the channels still remind me of the commercial stuff. I like tuning in the Blues channel, though.

 

Now that I've pontificated, I will say that "Drivin' All Night" by the Tubes fits the mood of the thread title. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif "White Punks on Dope" and "Don't Touch Me There" are more entertaining, though.