[richard schumacher]

P.J. Harvey, _Uh Huh Her_

The Rolling Stones, _Sticky Fingers_

 

[melgish]

This morning I tried out the cd changer for the first time.

Extreme II: Pornografitti
Kansas: Point of Know Return
Urge Overkill: Saturation

Sounds great!

 

[moocatdog]

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

 

[jlakis]

lambchop-is a woman
I still can't believe I can HEAR this album in my car while driving on the highway.

 

[finman]

driving tunes

Good Charlotte, Descendents, Bad Religion, New Found Glory, Weird Al Yankovich, and Offspring. Punk rock on!

 

[Brian]

Up beat Music, rock-n-roll, pop, ect...

 

[ehurtley]

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.)

 

[BIF]

1) Silence

2) AM talk radio.

3) When it's time for music,

...A) I like dance, electronic, new-age/ambient such as Arkenstone, Delerium, etc.
...B) I also play my friends' CDs (they have a band), local bands, and my own compositions from time to time.

 

[Brian]

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!!!

 

[DAVID]

Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Santana, NPR. (etc.)

 

[AgentElrond]

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)

local bands

(wondering if you recognize any of the above)

 

[Saruman]

Mostly Public Radio (Fresh Air, Garrison Keilor, Car talk, Marketplace, ATC)

 

[Austin2004]

Music

Like a good Austinite -- Stevie Ray Vaughn, Willie, Robert Earl Keen, the Flatlanders, etc.

 

[RSnyder]

L'Arc~en~Ciel: Smile

x__x (Graphic on the case)


But that's because my daughter controls my music :roll:

 

[absolutprius]

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.

 

[jfschultz]

Perhaps a strange combination. Metrical Psalms ans Waltzes.

 

[Tigermidge]

P.J. Harvey, _Uh Huh Her_

The Rolling Stones, _Sticky Fingers_

I think Jeff Beck Blow By Blow is Far better!

But the for a late night cruz on PCH, down to Huntington beach it is

Pink Floyd Dark side of the Moon.

 

[hdrygas]

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.

 

[arizonakim]

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

 

[Arvin]

mostly Rap, RB for me.