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To many tracks to choose from, but hey I'll play. Here's 3 or 4 of mine
War - Low Rider
Spinners - Rubberband Man
Roy Orbison or Cyndi Lauper - I drove all night
SRV does it for me too
Eminem's Relapse CD - especially tracks 13 and 14 - when I'm feeling mellow.
Linkin Park - whatever - good for long-distance drives.
Bad Religion - whatever - when I need to get jacked up for AX (also works well for the drag strip)...
Taio Cruz or Lindsey Stirling - when my cradle-robbed wife is in the car with me.
Anything by Die Antwoord - when I'm on the verge of psychosis.
Cheryl Crow - "Steve McQueen"
Cake - "Going the Distance"
Indigo Girls - "Get out the map" (for top-down road trips!)
"Steve McQueen"
"Going the Distance"
"Get out the Map"
I have a wide range of music that I like so bear with me. I can't stop at 3. No particular order.
Mark Knopfler - Sailing to Philadelphia
Dire Straits - Money for Nothing
Gustav Holst - Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity
Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture
Rage Against the Machine - Bomb Track
Chevelle - The Red
Guns N Roses - Sweet Child of Mine
The Pink Panther
Papa Roach - Cut My Life Into Pieces
Any Glen Miller Orchestra
Any Electric Light Orchestra
Joe Bonamassa
Weezer
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Gerry Rafferty - Right Down the Line
Jay-Z - On to the Next One
The Mars Volta - The Widow
Steve Miller Band - Abracadabra
I could go on....
In no particular order-
Rush
Led Zeppelin
Dire Straits
Steely Dan (& Donald Fagan)
The Mamas and the Papas
SRV
Pink Floyd
The Eagles
John Mayer
Jimmy Buffett
Various easy-listening guitar music (Larry Carlton, Lee Ritenour, etc.)
Traveling Wilburys
Absolute favorite soundtrack is windows down with the Fabspeeds singing through the gears.
Led Zepplin - "When the Levee Breaks"
Eric Clapton - Anything from "Me and Mr. Johnson"
Animotion - "Obsession" - A guilty pleasure that makes me want to drive fast. It brings back my high school days of driving Porsches much too fast in traffic. My right foot just gets heavier and heavier...
Honorable Mention - The Gourds' version of Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice"
Way too many choices.
But if I'm cruising PCH north of Malibu: Sheryl Crow "My favorite mistake" or Depeche Mode "Behind the wheel/Route 66"
Freeway traffic: Pixies "Where is My Mind"
Cruising the canyons: The Stone Roses "I Wanna Be Adored"
Favorite Sound Tracks:
1) the engine
2) (tie) Pandora Blues Channel or the engine
3) (tie) Pandora Miles Davis Channel or ... you guessed it ... the engine
Porsche's 996 Concerto in Flat 6 (Although I now listen to Porsche's 997th in Flat 6)...
But, when the tunes are on:
Molly Hatchett, "Dreams I'm Never Gonna See"
Zeppelin, "Kashmir"
Phil Collins, "In the Air Tonite"
Andy Taylor- When the rain comes down
Andy Taylor - When The Rain Comes Down - YouTube
Phil Colins- In the Air tonight
Jan Hammer- Crocketts Theme
Jan Hammer - Crockett's Theme (Miami Vice) - YouTube
I think you can tell that I like Miami Vice.
Im looking for a Testarossa, sadly they aren't practical for me like a 996 is.
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