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    Posted: February 12 2007 at 13:54
Made In Japan. If only for Highway Star.
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I live in São Paulo (Brasil) with another 20 millions of people and 3 thousand new cars per day on the streets. I drive 40 km everyday at minimum. For now The Mars Volta and King Crimson are my best choices.
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One of my perennial driving faves is another band that should be here in the archives "The Sensational Alex Harvey Band".
How they've escaped inclusion here is beyond me.

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Definitely anything Godspeed You Black Emperor. Yanqui and Fists specifically.
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Originally posted by E-Dub E-Dub wrote:

A hard question to answer. Probably either Marillion's Brave or Marbles.

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Close, but no cigar.  Without question, Marillion's Misplaced Childhood...
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I love driving along with Focus. Got Moving Waves in the car right now.
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Symphony X

Makes for some interesting looks when driving by with it blasting.
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Uh... Hello???? Moving Pictures!
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Originally posted by Firepuck Firepuck wrote:

 You can bet it'll be whatever strikes my fancy at the time...
 
This is the case for me.
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2 come to mind:

IQ: Seventh House
Collage: Moonshine
Yes: CTTE
Shadow Gallery: Room V
Anathema: Fine Day To Exit (No pun intended)
ELP: Pictures...

Ok, that's more than two. Sue me.
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born to be wild of steppenwolf,i cant drive 55 of sammy hagar,runnin like the devil of van halen, rucio moro of reinaldo armas etc
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I don't drive, but while in the passenger seat and asked to put music, I always put some Mars Volta, or Tool. (because my others favourite bands tends to annoy the driver, or send me too far away lol)
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     I've always thought ELP's Tarkus is perfect for late night motorway music .... try it !

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..... ps also Focus - Hocus Pocus
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Originally posted by edible_buddha edible_buddha wrote:

Depends on my mood.  I like to play music that resembles how I feel as opposed to using it to get me in a different mood. 
 
Agreed. Music is and always has been for different moods, in my opinion. However, the only cassettes I have in my car are 4 from Supertramp, one of Nirvana Live, No More Tears from Ozzy, and a Kate Bush, so my playlist rotates between those fairly often.
The echo of a distant time comes willowing across the sands
And everything is green and submarine...
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Kraftwerk - Autobahn


    

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porcupine tree, led zep, faith no more
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Tha Allman Brothers Live At The Filmore is one of the great driving albums of all time - mind you, if you have the expanded edition, 45 minutes is barely long enough to listen to 'Mountain Jam'

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Ummagumma is excellent for such an occasion

oh i thought we were discussing the best thing to listen to on acid...

Herbie Hancock, Phish, 70's and 80's Zappa, Dream Theater, Umphrey's McGee, Return to Forever, and Brand X are great driving bands
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