What is your goto driving music.

[scottmandue]

Not a 'fun romp' or in a Porsche... I'm a blues/rock guy but been listening to classical music radio on my daily commute... keeps me from killing people.

[widgeon13]

Meatloaf!

[HardDrive]

Ac/dc.

[Baz]

These two are at the top of my list:

[Baz]

[looneybin]

Judas Priest
Especially Turbo Lover, Breaking The Law

[stealthn]

Originally Posted by ckelly78z

Currently listening to Pink Floyd "Momentary Lapse of Reason", and usually have Rush, Deep Purple, and Led Zeppelin in the car with me as well.

I like the cut of your jib sir!


Depending on so many thing Fuel by Metallica usually starts the trip off
https://youtu.be/PvF9PAxe5Ng

[Speed metal]

Metal.
German Speed Metal to be exact.

[911SauCy]

Nothing...

The engine sound and feel make it happen for me

[WPOZZZ]

ZZ Top and AC/DC

[freeform911]

What no rap? Must be a bunch of old white guys. HAHAHA.
I listen to something like nwa, some kind of hardcore rap.

BUT...i also like Metallica at times

I think it just depends on the mood and mindset at the time.

Sorry i brought RAP into the old timer thread. Lol

Steve

[Rapewta]

Just good rock & roll. Steppenwolf, early J. Geils, creedance. Just no music about pickup-trucks,
grandaddys farm. No Nashville, no hair band stuff, no rap about *****es and hoes.

Some music is great when you are by yourself in your sports car.
My favorite is a band you all have never heard of.
A 1969 recording called "Stink" by McKenna, Mendolson & Mainline.

Perfect for me at my age, carvin' up the twisties.

[72doug2,2S]

George Thorogood - One bourbon, bad to the bone
Queen - I'm in love with my car
Acdc- back in black
Who - my wife
Foreigner -Blue Monday
Rush- Spirit of the radio
Ozzy - crazy train
Fleetwood Mac - Oh well
Van Halen - Panama, Drop Dead Legs
Zztop - Nationwide
Doors - Waiting for the sun
Yello- Oh Yeah!
Sheryl Crow-Steve McQueen
Led Zeppelin - No body's fault but mine, when the levee breaks
Deep purple - child in time
Black Sabbath - sweat leaf
Pink Floyd - learning to fly
Rollin Stones - ventilator blues, Can you hear me knocking
Joe Walsh - life's been good, rocky mountain way
Bob Seger - Her Strut

[epbrown]

I was in high school in the early 80s, so for road trips Def Leppard's "High n Dry" or "Pyromania" or AC/DC.

[esample]

Supercharged 3.2.

[cassisrot]

Willy, Waylon and the boys...

[svandamme]

Into the Air tonight is a sure fire winner
One vision by Queen
And If I like it, I do it by Jamiroquai is bound to be a poor excuse for the high speed ticket defense in front of the Judge...

[herr_oberst]

I make playlists that are generally heavy in the bottom end, like Road to Hell, or Ventilator Blues, but I like to be surprised, too, so I'll throw Unchained Melody or Solitary Man into the mix, just in case it happens to be exactly right. It happens more frequently than you might think, especially at night. I also make sure that I have more than enough music. in case I have to skip quickly thru 10 songs that don't fit the mood.
This is two screenshots from a 300 song playlist I put together at the beginning of summer for a 850 mile roadtrip. I've been listening to this quite a bit since then and it's time to start putting something new together for a trip I've planned for November.

(And, just to be sure, I've still got a lot of windshield time where there is nothing but engine and tires and the wind around the A pillars for the soundtrack)

BECK.

Like the Speedster. Brilliant artist. Great driving music: Girl, Black Tambourine, Devil's Haircut, and, of course, Where It's At.