Me? Meatloaf's "Two out of Three ain't bad".

MAN, if I could sing like that - I wouldn't mind lookin like him!

 

Got a 2 CD set of Les Miserables for my birthday a few weeks ago and have played that several times in my commute to and from work. But, often listen to the oldies station.

 

Listen to a variety when driving....

Fairly eclectic from Country, Rock, Funk, Jazz (new/smooth), etc,. but my favorites are from Creed, Joe Satriani, Roy Buchanan, Laid Back, Grand Master Flash, Steely Dan, even some Andre Bocelli.


For those of you who don't know him Roy Buchanan - just one example of his guitar playing ability

 

The missus has some Peter Gabriel playing in her Coupe.

The rocketmobile has a homemade CD that starts off with the Stones 'Sing This All Together' & ends with U2 - Elevation. In between lies some STV (Crossfire, of course), Henley, Who, Metallica, Genesis, Rush (also, of course. Simply THE best 3 man rock band.), JPriest, Zeppelin (Dazed & Confused), Deep Purple.

After all, I need driving music !

Edit - STV, what the......
I meant THE man, SRV, ay caramba!!

 

Anything from Tool,
Black Sabbath,
Godsmack,
ZZ Top,
Grand Funk,
Jethro Tull,
Lynyrd Skynyrd,
Nine Inch Nails,
Robin Trower,
and of course Pink Floyd!

 

Good selections as well, I can't list them all, but you have a number here I would listen too; Rush and Genesis top. Maybe this will have to be my creation list....the start anyway, my new JVC will hold my USB

Genesis - Follow You Follow Me
Rush - Trees (for the Fall Dragon drive)
Zeppelin - Lemon Song
Deep Purple - Mistreated Live
Stones - Satisfaction
Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper
Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back In Town
Grandmaster Flash - White Lines (yeah I know what it means...still love the tune)
Golden Earring - Radar Love
AC/DC - Highway to Hell
Black Sabbath - Iron Man
Doors - Riders on the Storm
Four Non Blondes - What's Up
Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way (because I wish I still lived in CSPGS)
Slade - *** on Feel The Noise
Pink Floyd - Welcome To The Machine
Foghat - Slow Ride
Santana - Europa


That's a good start.

Edit: gotta add two more just for the XF

Barry White - You're The First, The Last, My Everything
- Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe

 

Believe it or not, Winamp is playing some B.J. Thomas. I grew up on this stuff. Most of the time I listen to New Order, Joy Division, The Orb, Pet Shop Boys, and other '80s off the wall stuff.

 

You old fart...................... From an older one

You forgot??????????????

Communications breakdown YouTube - Led Zeppelin-Communication Breakdown(Music Video)

Led Zeppelin Black Dog YouTube - Black Dog Led Zeppelin with lyrics

Immigrant Song YouTube - Immigrant Song with lyrics (HQ) Led Zeppelin

Kashmir - Led Zeppelin YouTube - Kashmir - Led Zeppelin



Break on through YouTube - The Doors - Break on Through (to the other side)

Sympathy for the Devil YouTube - Sympathy For The Devil The Rolling Stones

Paranoid YouTube - Black Sabbath- Paranoid

Twilight Zone YouTube - Golden Earring - Radar love

deep purple highway star http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFV-ENTf-kw (THIS SHOULD BE THE CROSSFIRE THEME SONG)

alice cooper 18
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME27Mntt3Ro

David Bowie Jean Genie YouTube - David Bowie - The Jean Genie
REBEL REBEL YouTube - DAVID BOWIE - REBEL REBEL

Suffragette city
YouTube - David Bowie - Suffragette city

Speeding tickets written all over these songs. There should be a disclaimer stated before being played in the car

 

Be nice and I'll let you have your Geritol


Used to hang with my older brothers and have an appreciation for older music.

We both forgot the natural selection

Kraftwerk - Autobahn

 

Never leave home without a variety of:
The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
Dave Matthews Band
Jimmy Buffett

Fins up!

 

Lookin in the CD case, hmmmmm ?

Coverdale/Paige
Led Zep
AC/DC
Alice in Chains
Jethro Tull
The Eagles
Lot's of ZZ Top
Stevie Ray Vaughn !!! (my lost brother)
The Outlaws
Marshall Tucker
Chickenfoot (my new favorite)
Deep Purple
Bowie
Nickelback
The list goes on and on and on !!!

 

6.5 GB of tunes.

From AC/DC to ZZ Top and Zappa with Frank Sinatra and Tony B in the mix.

 

I have just about anything/everything in my Phatbox....

 

Well, I asked what you are listening to NOW.

To join in the CURRENT discussion:

I carry the following in the car:

Kelly Clarkson's first CD
Taylor Swift's first CD
Jackson Browne's "Best of"
Ronnie Milsap's "Best of"

I listen to AOL Radio's "Super 70's" and "Best of 1988" when at home and have every Jethro Tull LP from 1968 up to "Bursting out". Often listen to "Thick as a Brick" and "Stormwatch" and 'HEavy Horses" and "Benefit" and "This Was"...

Other interests: Avil Lavinge's early stuff, ANYTHING by Natalie Imbruliga, Debbie Gibson and Sugarland.

(YEa, new sounds, country, 80's, 70's rock, the whole spectrum ... )

 

I switched to the following for this week's commute:

Supertramp "Breakfast in America"
Basia "Time and Tide"
Patricia Kaas "Tour de Charme"
Yamashita Tatsuro "Cozy"

Assorted mp3s on SD card:
Lisa Ono, Astrud Gilberto, Babalu, German Bense, mostly bossanova

I've also been listening to the Mercedes Benz Mixed Tapes collections which lend lots of variety.

 

Oops ! Ahhhhh, that would be Chickenfoot !!! Michael Anthony (bass)(Van Halen), Sammy Hagar (vocals)(Montrose, The Wabo's), Joe Satriani (guitar)(the master himself), Chad Smith (drums)(Red Hot Chili Peppers)

 

I have had the drum part of Bleed by Meshuggah going through my head for about a month. I'm listening to Frank Zappa- Peaches in Regalia right now though. I was suprised yesterday when I heard it playing in the kitchen of the Dogfishhead Brewpub . Are you a big Zappa fan Max?

 

LOLx2!!
That's just sooooooo wrong !!!

 

Ok. Somebody explain how you can post on this forum while driving AND listening to music?

 

Simple, drive with your knees, type away with your thumb on any web-capable handheld while using your left foot to keep the beat.
That leaves one hand completely free!
That means you can chomp away at a hamburger, too!
See? Easy!