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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

Beside Prog that is the most that I listen in the car, when I go to the beach (Long distance all straight road in a wide highway) I like to go fast, so I usually play some good ol' BTO like Four Wheel Drive or Roll on Down the Highway, it makes get in the mood for high speed.

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The Doobie Brothers does that for me as well Ivan... insert CD.. depress gas pedal...
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Originally posted by kebjourman kebjourman wrote:

i like listening to either hawkwind or  dick dale when i drive

I second Hawkwind. Ideal driving music. Otherwise I use self-made samplers with songs I think ideal for driving, like "The Last Seven Minutes" by Magma or "Master Builder" by Gong.


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Golden Earring- Moontan is a good one.
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The Eraser - Thom Yorke is good to drive to.
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As someone said in the thread that was just cut short, my car is my sactuary, as well. That's where I do my primary listening. I do have most of my stuff uploaded to iTunes at work, but how seriously can you listen there? And with a 4 year old tearing around the house, I usually put on a DVD when she goes to bed.

For the car, anything by Marillion sounds great. Neal Morse also gets a steady rotation. Lately, however, I've been playing the new Camel discs I've been getting, plus Pain Of Salvation's The Perfect Element and Remedy Lane.

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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.  Cars are good, but more for background stuff as I am supposed to be concentrating on my driving. 
 
For getting somewhere quick, some metal suits: Pantera, cog, Devin Townsend et al (thou not Tool - I actually drive slower with them as Im always trying to listen to what they are doing, thou Lateralis is a fave in the car)
 
A long drive would consist with a series of Kraut, balanced with those with driving beats (pardon the pun) like can, to popul vox and tangerine dream, to enjoyable pieces like 'tanz der lemmange', all mixed together in a soup.
 
If im not wanting to go to where I am going: post rock is a treat. () gets wide playing in this case, thou I've recently discovered Explosions in the sky.  'the earth is not a cold dead place' is pleasant and not too taxing to the ears (im driving remember), and Im open for anywhere to listen to 'the rescue' ep.
 
Non prog faves (depending on mood) include 'kind of blue' - miles daves; and 'welcome to the big bigot' - severed heads.......    et al.
 
Many other albums are welcome.
 
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Well duh...The Driving Song - J Tull.
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Funny enough, I was playing Aqualung while driving today.
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Hey, that's funny! I was singing Aqualung as I wandered through Santa Monica today...because I'm an ass!
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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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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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porcupine tree, led zep, faith no more
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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.
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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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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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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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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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