Best Cruising song(s)

Originally posted by Uncamitzi
I turn on Jazz or Classical. My favorite right now is the sound track from Gladiator...... I will dissappear quietly in to the background now.

Bruckners 4th Symphony RULEZ for open roads..

Best tune is the flat six rumble....by Subaru.

Originally posted by deadeye95
Best tune is the flat six rumble....by Subaru.

[249SVX]

Originally posted by Uncamitzi
I turn on Jazz or Classical. My favorite right now is the sound track from Gladiator...... I will dissappear quietly in to the background now.

I regularly have the soundtrack from "Conan, the Barbarian" in my player. That and Republica. The soundtrack from the first STAR TREK movie(V-GER) sounds great too.

[SVXMAN2001]

Iam sure this would raise an eyebrow, I love listening to heavy metal/rock when cruising, at the moment system of a down, but while racing I love listening to up beat techno. I am with motorsport, garbage is good! Anything from the gran tourismo II soundtrack is good

[wasions]

Originally posted by dart


Bruckners 4th Symphony RULEZ for open roads..

Oh my. That is good. I haven't had a copy of that since my Navy days when I wore out the cassette.

For cruising I like:
Handel (just about anything)
Wagner (esp. Tristan und Isolde, Lohengrin, Die Walkure)
Bach (organ muzik - sets a mood)
The Ventures (anything)
The Bleach Boys (ditto)
Queen (again - but especially Bohemian Rhapsody)
Keith Green
Phillips, Craig and Dean
Phil Keaggy
James Gang
Canned Heat
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Jethro Tull
Kansas
Ray Boltz
Leslie Phillips
The ChiLites
Andre Crouch and the Disciples

. . . and on, and on, and on . . . and not necessarily in that order . . .

I knew shouldn't have posted to this thread.

[Aredubjay]

Originally posted by wasions



Oh my. That is good. I haven't had a copy of that since my Navy days when I wore out the cassette.

For cruising I like:
Handel (just about anything)
Wagner (esp. Tristan und Isolde, Lohengrin, Die Walkure)
Bach (organ muzik - sets a mood)
The Ventures (anything)
The Bleach Boys (ditto)
Queen (again - but especially Bohemian Rhapsody)
Keith Green
Phillips, Craig and Dean
Phil Keaggy
James Gang
Canned Heat
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Jethro Tull
Kansas
Ray Boltz
Leslie Phillips
The ChiLites
Andre Crouch and the Disciples

. . . and on, and on, and on . . . and not necessarily in that order . . .

I knew shouldn't have posted to this thread.

What? No Bebo Norman?

[wasions]

Originally posted by Aredubjay


What? No Bebo Norman?

Uh, wasn't he number five - or six?

Oh, yeah. Here's one for ya. I actually posted to the Mungo Jerry BB the other night.

(Who the heck is Bebo Norman? )

[SVXphile]

<The Ventures (anything)
The Bleach Boys (ditto)>

Gee...wasn't that their NATURAL hair color?
Don

[Aredubjay]

Originally posted by wasions


Uh, wasn't he number five - or six?

Oh, yeah. Here's one for ya. I actually posted to the Mungo Jerry BB the other night.

(Who the heck is Bebo Norman? )

Okay, we gotta do lunch soon. I'll play Bebo for you. He's kind of a "folksy" Contemporary Christian artist. You'd like 'im.

As for the rest of your list, I've got nearly every artist you mentioned in my car right now. I can't understand that. You're MUCH OLDER than me.

[Aredubjay]

Originally posted by Uncamitzi
I turn on Jazz or Classical. My favorite right now is the sound track from Gladiator...... I will dissappear quietly in to the background now.

Mitch, I have that soundtrack and listen to it often.

I have "Handel's Greatest Hits" a collection of Wagner and a "various artists" Classical CD.

I have Sonic Flood, Newsboys and Third Day

I have Jewel, Lisa Loeb, Enya and Sarde

I have Gordon Lightfoot, Harry Chapin and James Taylor

I have The Ventures, 20 Years of the Beach Boys and "The Greatest Hits of 1955 and 1956" and 1967's Greatest Hits

I have Styx, Boston, Moody Blues, Jethro Tull, Eagles, Doobies, Steely Dan, ELP . . .

I have the "Big Bands of the 30's" and "Big Bands of the 40's"

I have Miles Davis, Chuck Mangione and Dan Fogleberg/Tim Weisburg.

The closest I get to country is Skynrd, Allmans, CDB and Poco -- oh, I have one Don Williams cassette.

I have the Woodstock CD's and and the three disc Simon and Garfunkel collection.

Those are just to name a few. I like to consider myself "diverse."

Oh, and when my son rides with me, I occasionally get to listen to System of a Down, POD and others.

My daughter likes to listen to etherial music, such as enya, Celtic tracks and compilations called "Deep Forest" which melds chants and songs from primative African and South American jungle tribes with "modern" music (of course, this is "old" stuff that I turned her on to and she loved it).

Okay -- I'm finished . . . for now.

[jsvxstyle]

wuz up, any news

I'm a big fan of electronic music.. primarily trance and drum & bass when i'm driving. However there's a song that makes my speakers sound amazing.. it's by the Executioners featuring a couple guys from Linkin Park, and even though I hate Linkin Park with a passion, it's a downright fantastic song and the bass and drums sound perfect through my speakers.

-Adam

[Uncamitzi]

Originally posted by 249SVX


I regularly have the soundtrack from "Conan, the Barbarian" in my player. That and Republica. The soundtrack from the first STAR TREK movie(V-GER) sounds great too.

Yep, I have that one too! Celtic music is great while driving up the coast.....

[Zeppelin]

Originally posted by alacrity024
However there's a song that makes my speakers sound amazing.. it's by the Executioners featuring a couple guys from Linkin Park, and even though I hate Linkin Park with a passion, it's a downright fantastic song and the bass and drums sound perfect through my speakers.

-Adam

"It's Goin Down" right? If so, that song sounds awesome in my car too!! I have another track of theirs called "Scratchin" that sounds really good too