Autobahn......is there any better song to drive a Porsche by!!!!! I almost always pull out of the drive with this on my IPOD full blast!!!!
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Great choice! I also like to drive to 'Learning to Fly' by the floyd
phon, phon, phon....just having the iPod hooked up with gigs of songs...priceless.
i had KMFDM on the last night. fun.
I prefer some Led Zeplin, but I'm kind of 'old' school.
My all-time fave driving song is "Red Barchetta" by Rush. "Highway Star" by Deep Purple rocks, too.
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come to think of it "tom sawyer" was also on my playlist from last nights drive. i love late night driving with the windows down.
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Nice... Tom Sawyer... or any Rush song for that matter.
Radar Love by Golden Earing is my favorite driving song but Rush and Deep Purple were great choices also.
Since I was a teenager, I've always wanted to drive a 911 on the autobahn to The Who's Baba O'Reilly. Well, I've done most of it. I've got the 911 and cranked up Baba O'Reilly. I've been on the autobahn many times, but never in a 911. The funniest time on the autobahn was when I was going about 130/140kph and the Polizie were by an exit/entrance ramp. I instinctively slowed down and commented to my wife that it was just instincts and I didn't have to do that. She hit me and then asked if I missed the 100kph sign just a while back. Opps, I guess I did.
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Agree! This is one of those songs that instantly bring back a memory. Many years ago in the 944 Turbo, I was driving home from, well let's just say I was driving home exhausted from a late evening, and I hear this song come on the radio. Sure as anything "It's half past four and I'm shiftin' gears" happens at exactly 4:30am (I'm sure the DJ planned it) and I was shifting barrelling down a long ramp to merge on the expressway. Smile ear to ear, now wide awake, couldn't keep my foot out of the gas the rest of the way home
Regarding Kraftwerk songs, if you like PSM, Nav, and other electronics, you might prefer Pocket Calculator. However, if you prefer the classic 911 looks you might prefer Kraftwerk's classic The Model. My personal Kraftwerk driving favorite was the long version of Trans Europe Express.
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I'll take The Model anyday, but only by Big Black
Any old Van Halen...ala DLR works for me. Old Cure as well. J
"Bad Boys" by inner circle driving with the top down.
Two words: Thievery Corporation.
Kraftwerk -- How about Tour de France, Numbers also works, but so does every other song..
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Trust you prefer the live version from Made in Japan...they don't make songs like that anymore
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