ITT: Music to listen to while driving? I actually find The Weekend to be pretty enjoyable
ITT: Music to listen to while driving? I actually find The Weekend to be pretty enjoyable
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so you guys only listen to the sound of the engine, huh?
That depends. Road driving = Grateful Dead, Neil Young and similars
City driving = Neon Indian
Normally black metal to not fall asleep since I drive 50 minutes to and from school
Alice in Chains
or shit like this
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i found it stressful
how can you pay attention to the traffic?
literally any music that I like I also like listening to in the car
This
Guaranteed speeding ticket
eh idk i pretty much listen to anything while driving, depending on the mood.
Lately since its been nice out i like listening to timecop1983. just has such feel good vibes
this is a long drive for someone with nothing to think about
Kavinsky my man
(besides the whole Drive OST)
Neon Indian for sure. Night School is GOAT night driving music
Heres something for a sunny day
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Bob Marley or Augustus Pablo for day drives when I drive slow, Eurobeat compilation albums when its late night/early morning and there is no one on the road.
autechre
terminal 11
soichi terada
ceephax acid crew
lemon d
basically anything with crazy breaks or squelching 303 lines is great
On a road trip dad rock sets the perfect mood
For short drives I like rap
NO ONE SLEEP IN TOKYO
ALL NIGHT CROSSING THE LINE
pretty neat cheers
My favorite for cruising around Minneapolis in the spring/summer.
That, but mostly this:
Fucking GOAT film and soundtrack if you ask me desu
Good thing no one did you fucking pleb
aggrotech.
death metal.
Soothing ambient trance.
...
Idk, when I drive I'm not really focusing on the music-- it's more so just background noise to keep me from drifting off listening to the hum of my engine.
stop posting this FUCKING ALBUM
why are people always mean here ?