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P.J. Harvey, _Uh Huh Her_
The Rolling Stones, _Sticky Fingers_
The Rolling Stones, _Sticky Fingers_
What's your driving music?
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Mostly jazz and alt.country. Lately that has been primarily Mimi Fox, "She's The Woman," and Golden Smog, "Down By the Old Mainstream." Although, over the past couple of weeks I have been enjoying the arty pop-rock stylings of "The Spine" by They Might Be Giants.
Drive happy,
Moo
Drive happy,
Moo
hehe.. Am I the only one that meets what I thought a stereotype of Prius owners would be?
Public Radio and classical music. (Mostly because I can't stand radio ads, and I get tired of a single CD.) I do have a mix CD in there that has a wide variety, ranging from soft rock to 'rocky country' to hard rock to jazz. Most of my drives are short enough that I don't get around to turning on my iPod. When I do, I listen to an even wider variety of music. (Just about anything EXCEPT current 'R&B', 'bubblegum pop', and really twangy country. Which are, of course, the three styles of music that 90% of my local commercial FM stations play.)
Public Radio and classical music. (Mostly because I can't stand radio ads, and I get tired of a single CD.) I do have a mix CD in there that has a wide variety, ranging from soft rock to 'rocky country' to hard rock to jazz. Most of my drives are short enough that I don't get around to turning on my iPod. When I do, I listen to an even wider variety of music. (Just about anything EXCEPT current 'R&B', 'bubblegum pop', and really twangy country. Which are, of course, the three styles of music that 90% of my local commercial FM stations play.)
When ever I am in a parking lot, and I have already had my windows down, I usually turn off the radio, and the Air to just listen to the silence. Then I like to hear it when I drive by people they say something along the lines of "I didn't even hear that" to their friend. I love hearing things like that!!!
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A "combination of the unlikely": Barrage, Tania Elizabeth, Fiddlestix, Michael Iceberg, Loreena McKennitt, Mo'Rockin, Weather Report, Aaron Young... and a few movie/TV (Enterprise, Matrix, Star Trek IV) and game (Bungie: Halo, Marathon 2/3, Oni) tracks. 8)
(wondering if you recognize any of the above)BIF said:
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Music
Like a good Austinite -- Stevie Ray Vaughn, Willie, Robert Earl Keen, the Flatlanders, etc.
Like a good Austinite -- Stevie Ray Vaughn, Willie, Robert Earl Keen, the Flatlanders, etc.
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mostly i listen to country radio in the morning (for the traffic reports and the "nitty-gritty from the music city") ... for the evening drive home, i've been listening to evanescence.
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I think Jeff Beck Blow By Blow is Far better!richard schumacher said:
But the for a late night cruz on PCH, down to Huntington beach it is
Pink Floyd Dark side of the Moon.
Mostly KPLU, NPR and all that Jazz. The best Jazz radio in the country. If you doubt go to http://www.kplu.org. After that my iPod more than half Jazz, also rock, blues, folk and bluegrass. Eric Clapton is god.
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the 70's Rule
Usually a CD with Jon Anderson singing (NOOOOO not the country singer)
Jon Anderson of YES
or Dave Matthews or Phil Collins or Todd Rundgren or REM or Nektar
and when I listen to the radio any Classic Rock station will do
Usually a CD with Jon Anderson singing (NOOOOO not the country singer)
Jon Anderson of YES
or Dave Matthews or Phil Collins or Todd Rundgren or REM or Nektar
and when I listen to the radio any Classic Rock station will do
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