Top 5 road trip cd's
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Top 5 road trip cd's
Okay so I couldn't sleep last night so after laying in the bed awake for half an hour I decided to go down to the family room and fire up the tv. After channel surfing for a bit I put in one of the best movies of all time, High Fidelity. So I thought a thread with a top 5 list would be in order for today. Here it goes, top 5 road trip cd's
1 DJ P- Suck my mixx
2 Angels & Airwaves-No need to whisper
3 Dr Dre- The chronic
4 Jack Johnson- can't remember the title(it's got a yellow cover)
5 Pixies-Greatest hits
honorable mention DJ Z-Trip& DJ P- Uneasy listening volume 1
What are your top 5?
1 DJ P- Suck my mixx
2 Angels & Airwaves-No need to whisper
3 Dr Dre- The chronic
4 Jack Johnson- can't remember the title(it's got a yellow cover)
5 Pixies-Greatest hits
honorable mention DJ Z-Trip& DJ P- Uneasy listening volume 1
What are your top 5?
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here are mine
1. All American Rejects ( i don't remember the title)
2. Shooter Jennings ( lets put the o in country)
3. Linkin Park compilation Cd ( my own mix of the best)
4. Kem (kemistry)
5. Green Day ( American Idiot)
Honerable mention
Any scion cd (only the day I get one at a show or dealership event. Then never again.)
1. All American Rejects ( i don't remember the title)
2. Shooter Jennings ( lets put the o in country)
3. Linkin Park compilation Cd ( my own mix of the best)
4. Kem (kemistry)
5. Green Day ( American Idiot)
Honerable mention
Any scion cd (only the day I get one at a show or dealership event. Then never again.)
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Heres Mine
Britney Spears
Justin Timberlake - Justified
80's mix
Panic at the disco
Paula Abdul
lol Britney, Justin, Paula and the 80s were what i listened to on my 2 road trips to So-Cal last year
Britney Spears
Justin Timberlake - Justified
80's mix
Panic at the disco
Paula Abdul
lol Britney, Justin, Paula and the 80s were what i listened to on my 2 road trips to So-Cal last year
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Originally Posted by mattvs
KMFDM: Discography. <3 my mp3's.
Tool: Discography. <3 my mp3's.
Any more than that and I may as well fly to where I'm going.
Tool: Discography. <3 my mp3's.
Any more than that and I may as well fly to where I'm going.
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Originally Posted by mocascion
Originally Posted by mattvs
KMFDM: Discography. <3 my mp3's.
Tool: Discography. <3 my mp3's.
Any more than that and I may as well fly to where I'm going.
Tool: Discography. <3 my mp3's.
Any more than that and I may as well fly to where I'm going.
Think so. They're playing Neumo's on Halloween :D:D:D:D:D:D
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Originally Posted by CelicaGirlGT94
Heres Mine
Britney Spears
Justin Timberlake - Justified
80's mix
Panic at the disco
Paula Abdul
lol Britney, Justin, Paula and the 80s were what i listened to on my 2 road trips to So-Cal last year
Britney Spears
Justin Timberlake - Justified
80's mix
Panic at the disco
Paula Abdul
lol Britney, Justin, Paula and the 80s were what i listened to on my 2 road trips to So-Cal last year
1. Tribe Called Quest Anthology
2. The Roots- Phrenology
3. Joe - My Name Is Joe
4. James Blunt - Back 2 Bedlam
5. Jazz mix
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I won't bother to list artists, etc., but I'll say that out of the two dozen CDs in my xB, several are my "long drive" CDs.
They are MP3 CDs that run just over 6 hours each. One is a very up-beat, rather loud set of mostly AOR, jazz, and such, another is a much quieter mix of jazz, big band, etc. I also have a 6+ hour CD of assorted classicical, leaning toward Russian and German composers, and a 6+ hour mix of "New Age"...
Works pretty well for me - just pop in the 'set' that fits current mood, and drive.
Tomas
They are MP3 CDs that run just over 6 hours each. One is a very up-beat, rather loud set of mostly AOR, jazz, and such, another is a much quieter mix of jazz, big band, etc. I also have a 6+ hour CD of assorted classicical, leaning toward Russian and German composers, and a 6+ hour mix of "New Age"...
Works pretty well for me - just pop in the 'set' that fits current mood, and drive.
Tomas
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Cure - Disintegration
Depeche Mode - Black Celebration/Vialotor (Not sure what one)
Sarah McLachlan - Fumbling towards Ecstasy
Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle
Dr. Dre - The Chronic
And many many others
Depeche Mode - Black Celebration/Vialotor (Not sure what one)
Sarah McLachlan - Fumbling towards Ecstasy
Snoop Dogg - Doggystyle
Dr. Dre - The Chronic
And many many others
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village people--- Greatest hits ( all three of them)
ABBA-- Greatest hits
Tom Jones-- Songs to get them in Bed
Bee Gees-- Greatest hits (the gibs rock)
The theme track from Grease ( olivia in leather... yum yum)
Here is my Road Rage music
Ramones
Motorhead
Metallica
any 80's big hair bands (let me clairfy that.. I'm very particular about album choice from that era.. Generally the big hair bands first and sometime second album rocked.. Before they sold out)
Black Sabbath
Deep Purple
AC/DC.. Not the over played back in black album either... Fly on the Wall.. ect ect ect.
oh.. did you say 5?
ABBA-- Greatest hits
Tom Jones-- Songs to get them in Bed
Bee Gees-- Greatest hits (the gibs rock)
The theme track from Grease ( olivia in leather... yum yum)
Here is my Road Rage music
Ramones
Motorhead
Metallica
any 80's big hair bands (let me clairfy that.. I'm very particular about album choice from that era.. Generally the big hair bands first and sometime second album rocked.. Before they sold out)
Black Sabbath
Deep Purple
AC/DC.. Not the over played back in black album either... Fly on the Wall.. ect ect ect.
oh.. did you say 5?
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Originally Posted by Tomas
I won't bother to list artists, etc., but I'll say that out of the two dozen CDs in my xB, several are my "long drive" CDs.
They are MP3 CDs that run just over 6 hours each. One is a very up-beat, rather loud set of mostly AOR, jazz, and such, another is a much quieter mix of jazz, big band, etc. I also have a 6+ hour CD of assorted classicical, leaning toward Russian and German composers, and a 6+ hour mix of "New Age"...
Works pretty well for me - just pop in the 'set' that fits current mood, and drive.
Tomas
They are MP3 CDs that run just over 6 hours each. One is a very up-beat, rather loud set of mostly AOR, jazz, and such, another is a much quieter mix of jazz, big band, etc. I also have a 6+ hour CD of assorted classicical, leaning toward Russian and German composers, and a 6+ hour mix of "New Age"...
Works pretty well for me - just pop in the 'set' that fits current mood, and drive.
Tomas
nearly 2,000 songs, but alot of it is like 10 min remixes of stuff
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I have an iPod, too. It's hard to narrow it down to a few songs, as it's soo about the mood and the drive. But if I had to pick, I'd say Johnny Cash, Ben Harper, MIA, Nick Drake, and Banco de Gaia.
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if I gotta pick 5 actual CDs and not my MP3 player:
Garth Brooks: Live
Barenaked Ladies: All Their Greatest Hits 1991-2001
Blink 182 : Enema of the State
Ben Folds: Rockin the S uburbs (thanks Gabi for opening my eyes)
Any Aerosmith CD
Garth Brooks: Live
Barenaked Ladies: All Their Greatest Hits 1991-2001
Blink 182 : Enema of the State
Ben Folds: Rockin the S uburbs (thanks Gabi for opening my eyes)
Any Aerosmith CD