Driving music

[The artist formally known]

I'd have to say the best driving music is Moonsorrow


And a great song for driving is Riders on the Storm,

[LCK]

I just discovered yesterday that I love driving to Queens of the Stone Age. It's just so fucking awesome.

[The artist formally known]

I just discovered yesterday that I love driving to Queens of the Stone Age. It's just so fucking awesome.

Though I haven't listened to them in ages I could imagine.

It's like the music has to have the moving feeling, Moonsorrow is so awesome for driving, probably because thats the only place I listen to them.

[LCK]

Though I haven't listened to them in ages I could imagine.

It's like the music has to have the moving feeling, Moonsorrow is so awesome for driving, probably because thats the only place I listen to them.

I don't usually listen to them, but as I was driving about 70 down the highway, my friend popped in a CD.
I was like "fuck yea" and it was just so thrilling.

I've never even listened to Moonsorrow. I really think I should.

[The artist formally known]

I don't usually listen to them, but as I was driving about 70 down the highway, my friend popped in a CD.
I was like "fuck yea" and it was just so thrilling.

I've never even listened to Moonsorrow. I really think I should.

They fucking rule so hard, but of all, besides Opeth, my newest favorite band is Arcturus

I don't know why but it's so fucking amazing. Vocals similar to Borknagar because they shared two or so singers.

[Snorkel]

Allman Bros. album At Fillmore East, and most jazz.

[sans culottes]

Travelling Riverside Blues.

[Houdini]

The Doors makes for great driving music indeed. Same goes for Queens of the Stone Age, especially Songs for the Deaf and, at night, Lullabies to Paralyze. I also like driving to the Meat Puppets, early Black Sabbath, Radiohead (particularly OK Computer), Smashing Pumpkins (especially Siamese Dream and Mellon Collie), and Moving Pictures-era Rush (Red Barchetta, whoooooooo).

[Skylark]

I think that Modest Mouse is great driving music.

[Samus Aran]

(Red Barchetta, whoooooooo).

YES

Anyway, I enjoy driving to anything that I find particularly fun to sing along to, so that includes a lot of pop-rock, especially The Beatles. I also agree that The Doors are great for driving. I like to use their L.A. Woman album when it comes to driving. Though actually these days I usually use a mix of Doors stuff because only using L.A. Woman leaves out the completely necessary sing-alongs "Peace Frog," "Break on Through," and "Not to Touch the Earth."

[Daphnia]

ENYA fukken

[Houdini]

ENYA fukken

HELL YES  fukken