Driving Songs

DonJose

Rovi wrote: »

Some driving essentials-

Ride of the Valkyries, Richard Wagner

+1 I'm on play.com now looking for a classical CD with this one.

DonJose

mick.fr wrote: »

- Britney Spears (Anything really).
- Madonna (Like a Virgin)
- Yam (Especially the Duo)
- Depech Mode
- Petshop Boys
- Nirvana ("In your Ass" album)
- Kim Wilde
- Dorothee ("Accroche moi a la corde a linge par les nenes") - Mouarf lol I love this one...
- Les Muscles ("La fete au village")
- Chantal Goya ("when I am sade, I feel empty, but when I laugh I feel good")

Hum that is pretty it...

Mick the guy is looking for driving songs, he's not opening a gay disco

cantdecide

Sun out, sunglasses on, window down, back in black on the stereo.

mick.fr

DonJose wrote: »

Mick the guy is looking for driving songs, he's not opening a gay disco

Oups sorry I did it again :-)
They are great song though

mick.fr

2stageturbo wrote: »

9. HOTEL CALIFORNIA - THE GYPSY KINGS

Question for a Champion. Bip!!
Who's next?

mick.fr

don't know what is wrong with "Les Muscles"
Great song for the car, and they are not gay.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1wepp_les-muscles-la-fete-au-village_music

Tabnabs

Orbital - Lush 3-1
Orbital - Lush 3-2
Orbital - Impact (The Earth Is Burning)
Orbital - Remind
All played in sequence, pure heaven.

DJ Shadow - Mashin On The Motorway

Jimi Hendrix - voodoo chile (slight return)

Soundgarden - Jesus Christ Pose

kona

MYOB wrote: »

Thats specifically on extremely poor quality commercial dance music made to pander to skangers and children. None one track in the list that "run to da hills" provided has lyrics like that, a cursory glances shows only one with lyrics - Insomnia, which is spoken word not even sung.

In Ireland, particularly in North Dublin and in the West, you're only likely to hear the extremely poor commercial stuff "out and about", you need to be actively seeking out 'proper' dance music, stuff thats not made to a specific niche - where the target playback device is a cheap Nokia phone on the upstairs back of a number 10 bus.

ha ha well i live northside so i suppose thats my problem!!lol

jacq

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Tiesto Traffic
Tiesto Nanya
Tiesto Adajio for Strings
Flowtation
Paul Van Dyke for an angel
Lisa Lashes Base Keep Pumping
Darude Sandstorm
Mauro Picotto lizard
Freeform Five
Faithless Insomnia

THe above would only sound good with a 2x1KW RMS Ground Zero amp & subwoofers. (Removed from the van last July),

yeah... if u like darude, there is a compilation series you

should check out called "Euro Club Hits" --

it's pretty clear that dance music is coming back around the

world -- just check the recent big American hip-hop and R&B

hits which are clear rip-offs of the european dance

style.....

here's the direct iTunes link to the "Euro Club Hits"

series.....

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/advancedS

earchResults?albumTerm=Euro+Club+Hits+Vol+

Cionád

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Tiesto Traffic
Tiesto Nanya
Tiesto Adajio for Strings
Flowtation
Paul Van Dyke for an angel
Lisa Lashes Base Keep Pumping
Darude Sandstorm
Mauro Picotto lizard
Freeform Five
Faithless Insomnia

Nice, all of the above. and also:

Depends on my mood, sometimes just a dose of Phantom FM is good, a bit of chilled out rock, Queen, some rap sometimes, 80's rock & pop, classical music sometimes.
Pretty much anything is good except for pop-idol ****e, the ****ty dance MYOB mentioned, and trash metal.

Victor_M

DonJose wrote: »

Mick the guy is looking for driving songs, he's not opening a gay disco

Great response:D

ROFL Thats the best laugh I've had on boards in along time:D