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I must be a psycho because I'm the only person I know who likes to drive in silence.
Sometimes I put music. But lately I've been preferring just silence to drive. It's been a tendency. Road noises makes me not hear music well or having to put it too loud, so the more that bothers me the more I've been just letting me drive without any background music/radio.
Nah I also like to drive in silence sometimes and hear everything around me. I guess the music is a new feature for me, I've changed my car a few months ago and the previous one didn't have a functional sound system. And neither did the previous car.
I agree with you about the road noises and volume, which is why I say not all music sounds good in a car. I also turn it off if it gets too noisy, such as driving with wind roar.
i found My Analog Journal channel on YouTube. They have huge variety of genres, theres japanese funk, brazilian boogie, brazillian samba, and so much more that i forgot to use spotify. Use outertune if you're on android.
Heres few that I like South african boogie Japanese funk r&b to soul Raggae
also check out Taners funk kitchen
Okay okay okay that's some interesting info... I've never heard of outertune before. Will look up. So far I've been using NewPipe
I listen to '60s Gold on SiriusXM!
Euro beat. GAS GAS GAS, I GOTTA STEP ON THE GAS TONIGHT
Same Dave Rodgers bro
I just have all my music on a drive on my stereo on shuffle. I just keep going until something sounds good and then go with that vibe.
I had an idea where if a cop tries to pull you over, you pick a number between 1 and 5 and if you get a good chase music song within those skips you have to attempt a getaway. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS, but it's a funny idea. I could see it in a movie or game or show, though.
I like your idea
Same, I just go full random on my entire itunes library on my iphone through carplay.
It is a good mix of classic rock, punk, 80s/90s/00s pop, classical music, bitpop, and trance.
Depends on the kind of driving I'm doing.
But usually whatever I'm feeling at the time.
Hard driving 70's and 80's guitar rock. Radar Love. Smoke on the Water. Sweet Home Alabama. Don't Fear the Reaper. Life in the Fast Lane. Thunderstruck.
I'll be checking out some of those. I need an oldies mixed playlist for driving
Then let me give you a whole playlist. Iconic guitar riffs, every one:
Honorable Mention (not as hard driving and relentless, but just as iconic and classic):
Those are all great jams to drive to, just watch your foot on the pedal because it'll get heavy (especially during Radar Love.)
Ted Nugent has some fucking awful politics, but Cat Scratch Fever has to be on the top tier list even if you exclude it for that reason.
Anything without lyrics. I can't stand the sound of people's voices. So this is usually some sort of EDM, Dubstep, Phonk, Experimental, NCS (No Copyright Sounds), etc
I am very picky about voices in song for most of my music preferences, so I get where you're coming from. I'm usually listening to electronica or instrumental whatever. However I find driving makes me tolerate singing better, so I'm adding more tracks with lyrics. I didn't even know No Copyright Sounds was a music category
Unsolicited suggestion from my driving playlist: Icy Lust - Downtown Maglev
I always enjoyed driving to that one with good audio. The way it builds up slowly is great for being on the road.
Psytrance. It makes the car go faster.
I listen to the radio defaulting to npr and if nothing interesting is on I jump through the major song stations and if all else fails I have some tull. Once in awhile if I want to know traffic or weather I will switch to the news station.
Radio : NPR. ( Love me some local news, & marketplace is the bomb.com) Spotify : almost anything. Recently it's been Sleep Token, Coheed & Cambria, Kamasi Washington, synthwave boy, Sithu Aye, oddisee, the Offline
I don't think I know any of those, I'll check it out
The loudest fastest music on my playlist
Speed metal it is…
Night driving:
Desert driving:
I didn't know outrun and shredwave were genres, I'll check it out.
Nothing.
Jazz, especially in the evening. Some of Bill Evans more sparse stuff, Dave Bruebeck quartet. I like the back and forth of ensemble playing too, musical conversations. Like you know what they're saying? It's a feeling, not a forgone conclusion. You dig?
Ohh jazz I should expand my jazz listening. I'll look into those
Walk the Moon.
Just love all their music. Puts me in a good mood
EDM, game music from my favorite games soundtracks, or my favorite thrash or progressive metal.
Recently I've also been listening to a lot of traditional folk music from the middle east.
Anything sounds great with a good enough car speaker system I guess.
Depends. Daily commute is discovery, just grinding through unheard stuff and adding stuff I like to playlists.
Long trips are mostly prog rock, long track times and constant variety help keep me awake and stimulated.
The bulk of my driving is short trips with many stops, so I generally don't even bother putting on any music. For longer (routine) drives, I like to throw on audiobooks.
Haven't been on a road trip (longer, non-routine, pleasure drive) in forever, but those usually get their own playlist (formerly series of CDs) that depend on the nature of the trip/destination.
Usually local town radio (short commute).
Longer drives I usually take some post rock like God is an astronaut, Sigur Ros, Mogwai, Hammock, etc. Second choice would be something prog/psychedelic/stoner rock like, bands like King Buffalo, 1000mods, Naxatras, OM, Kyuss, etc.
Nice, I'm familiar with post rock but not so much with your second line on artists. I'll look into
Let me know how you like those. I'd say King Buffalo and their Regenerator might be a good entry point. Or new Naxatras' album "V".
Mostly what I usually listen to, but recently I've been enjoying listening to these chill dance mixes. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKz7MQ6y9w-K456AwrcUa_geIewSGOqF-
If it's a road trip and after 2am, I put on Tom Waits' 'Nighthawks at the Diner', otherwise it's random, preferably Post-punk or Adult Alternative.
Real answer: podcasts. Doughboys, Doughboys Double, Get Played, Get Played Season Pass (can you tell I like Nick Weiger?), Film Reroll, and Wait, Wait, Don't Tell me
Helpful answer: I like singing along to stuff so that ends up being a lot of 80s/90s pop and alt-rock stuff. CAKE, They Might be Giants, Garbage, Jamiroquai, Vengaboys, a bunch of one-hit wonders. Lately I've been on a bit of a trance kick so The Prodigy, Fatboy Slim, Chemical Brothers, and Daft Punk are in there too
I love all those in your trance kick list, good choices. I definitely need to grow my 80s 90s mixed list
I usually listen to all the stuff I listen to normally, with the single exception of speedcore/Splittercore/Extratone, since it sounds kinda ass in a car.
So what I'm listening to while driving is: Hardtekk, German, German Rap Hardtechno, (German political) Rap, Metal or Terrorcore
Depends on my mood. I have a few playlists for that. Or, I use Spotify's blend feature if I want to see what my friends are listening to.
I upgraded the audio in my car until I could listen to the music I like.
I use YouTube music and enjoy the New Releases playlist. Helps find new artists.
Road trips - Audio books and podcasts
Around town - Metal, old school country, some DnB if I'm in the mood, '90's/2000's alt and hip hop
DnB yes that sounds like something I should add to my list
Starjunk 95, thank me later
I have a couple of playlists, depending on the mood:
To pump myself up: Prog rock/metal
Relaxing drive: r&b, acid jazz, chill/lounge
If I'm on the way to/from a concert, I'm usually listening to the artist.
