Oh shit Sup Forums. I'm going on a road trip in five hours and completely forgot my friends put me in charge of making the mix tape. What is your favorite road trip music, Sup Forums?
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Nathaniel Sullivan
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Jordan Rodriguez
autobahn
Alexander Myers
Are they normies or are they ascended?
Jayden Edwards
Play this for them.
Jordan Campbell
Somewhere between normie and ascended. post-normie
Brandon Smith
Cooper Wood
This, krautrock is the best driving music for long flat stretches where you can get up past ninety or a hundred.
Where is the drive anyway? It kind of depends if you're going fast or doing mountain passes.
Ryder Brooks
This is all you need:
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Ryder Cox
SClub 7
Camden Kelly
>Where is the drive anyway?
Cabin deep in the woods a couple of states away
Owen Richardson
King crimson is definitely a good choice then. Dunno if you're much of a fan, but me and my buds always have fun with the Gorillaz album, as well as the Night Vision album (though you might not like it as much as your friends)
Nolan Perry
Wir fahren fahren fahren auf der autohbahn
Trans Europa Express also great travel music or movement music
Justin Ramirez
Literally the theme of the album being a roadtrip at night. And I live around the Gulf Coast so that works perfectly.
Luis Howard
The BÖC album Secret Treaties is great. Nearly every track is good driving music.
Kevin Moore
Oh yeh I would listen to the English version if you speak English
Andrew Rogers
I unironically enjoy this shit
My favourite road trip music is California by phantom planet the tchad blake remix
Xavier Rodriguez
Blast Inanimate Sensation by Death Grips and accelerate to 100 mph as you go NNNNNNNNNNHYYYYYYEEEEEAAAAAA
Luis Williams
What album?
Andrew Watson
Chill Out - The KLF
Andrew Torres
listen to Bloom by Beach House all the way through, amazing background music or super engaging if you want to actually listen to it, perfect for long drives
also; checked
Xavier Nguyen
ON MY WAY (SENNMEONMYWHEY)
Alexander Foster
Modest Mouse.
Robert Jenkins
Nirvana Incesticide and Bleach is good the the entire family, In Utero is nice also. Nevermind and Unplugged if they're leaning more into normie taste.
Jose Williams
>all the way through
As opposed to what, some loose tracks? What are you, some Facebook chad?
Carson Green
Whatever of Queens Of The Stone Age but I would pick this one just for the concept
Wyatt Gutierrez
Seconded
Also
Technique by New Order
Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space by Spiritualized
Transmissions from the Satellite Heart by The Flaming Lips
TNT by Tortoise
White Pepper by Ween
One Size Fits All by Frank Zappa
The Charm of the Highway Strip by The Magnetic Fields
Songs for the Deaf by Queens of the Stone Age
Jaxon Peterson
All ween albums are great for road trips, especially the mollusk. I also recommend lpc if you need a break from music.
Landon Green
Funny, I actually played Mollusk for a roadtrip a few years back already
Zachary Powell
This
Literally any of their first 3 albums. Goes best with desert driving imo but they're great anywhere
Henry Sanchez
Comfy indie
Chase Hughes
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Ryan Roberts
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Levi Ward
Bob Dylan will keep your mind engaged so you don't get tired.
Michael Cruz
Bankrupt! by Phoenix should be on your list somewhere. Maybe at the beginning?
Cameron Powell
City of Evil is an amazing road trip album if your friends are into fast prog metal.
Tyler Turner
really makes you think
Lincoln James
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Carson Cooper
I second this notion. I speed in the car when I Listen to it tho.
too bad much of Sup Forums tries to be too hip to give it a shot. this band has so much fucking talent, underrated imo
Luke Parker
Could you just enjoy the fucking ride talking each other like a normal human being and real hero? Yezz
Wyatt Evans
went on a roadtrip in the spring and these were some of the albums we listened to:
outkast - stankonia
outkast - the love below
ween - 12 golden country greats
weezer - blue album
weezer - pinkerton
my bloody valentine - loveless
new order - substance 1987
spiritualized - pure phase
pixies - doolittle
radiohead - kid a
brian eno - music for airports
id add these too:
ween - chocolate & cheese
herbie hancock - headhunters
pavement - wowee zowee
earth - earth 2
Landon Allen
sugar ray
Aaron Young
add ATLiens and Aquemini for the optimal OutKast experience
also OK Computer is a pretty obvious pick as well if you already have Kid A
Jason Edwards
Avenged Sevenfold is definitely a guilty pleasure of mine. I saw them live last September.
Nicholas Mitchell
Underrated on Sup Forums maybe, but even normies like my mom like A7X
I genuinely like them, and it's ridiculous seeing people brush them off just because some edgy "metalhead" loves them. Their s/t is an unironically great album
Zachary Torres
The sound defects - Volume 2
Adam Morris
1990s happy hardcore
Parker Peterson
Machine Gun Fellatio
'Bring it on' 'paging mr strike' and 'on ice'.
Regurgitator
Tu-plang, Art and Unit.
TISM
Great trucking songs of the Renaissance, Machiavelli and the four seasons, Hot Dogma and The White Albun.
Mr Bungle
Quote Unquote and California.
Jaxon Hill
Pavement - Brighten the Corners
Air - Moon Safari
Sebadoh - Bakesale
Guided by Voices - Alien Lanes
Teenage Fanclub - Bandwagonesque
Iggy and the Stooges - Raw Power
Benjamin Brooks
Kavinsky - Nightcall if you'll be driving at night.
Jose King
all those are for alone trips faggot. you can't listen to any of tgem with friends except memezer.