Road Trip Music

[jagolden01]

Oh yeah, some burning Joe Satriani!

[rickstef]

ZZ Top's La Grange

totally agree on Joe Satriani

[gamera]

Grateful Dead

[Marco]

One more vote for Satriani! "Walk" by the Foo Fighters as a recent favourite.

[strk]

Anything of Bruce Springsteen.

And depending on your mood, road condition, etc. I suggest this:

-if u drive along serpentine road:
Vivaldi : La Follia - YouTube

-if u drive by night and need some support:
Into Paradise - The Cistercian Monks of Stift Heiligenkreuz (ART of Eamon Reilly) - YouTube

-if u drive or stuck in the traffic jam, esp. in one of these oversized American cars like Ford F150 or Dodge Ram:
The Sacred War sung by Russian Choir with Fedoseev - YouTube
Feel it!


I'm serious.

p.s.

"Born to be wild" and "Sweet home Alabama" are mandatory

[Chats]

Too old to Rock'n Roll
Too too Young to Die

[peter taft]

Music does make the way we drive change ! Get the Heavy Metal on the player, my right foot gets really heavy too When you listen to radio, you have to put up with what they give you, i take a bunch of CD's along with me. Bang a CD in with some AC/DC or Joe Satriani....me happy Don't forget, don't drink and drive, you may spill some {Joke - Never drink and drive guys}

[sgoti]

Wow, got some excellent suggestions here!

I especially like the ones from the classical side, hadn't really thought about that genre too much.

One place that is definitely off my list of places to see:

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument

(Ok, never really was on "the list" to begin with. Armed-escort tours? No thank yew!)

Sorry I haven't replied sooner, I've been having "near-life" experiences.

[Wilfried]

Originally Posted by whulsey

Be prepared for a lot of dead-ends and backtracking since until you get past Williams, AZ most of 66 is abandoned or local use only. The main exceptions are in the smaller towns were business I40 usually is the last version of 66 before the Interstate.
Anyway some of my favorites are: Electricity - Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, Tangled Up in Blue - Bob Dylan; 6 Days On The Road - Dave Dudley; Let It Roll - Little Feat; and of course, Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf (mandatory to play at least once).

I totally agree ...

With lovely greetings
the Wilfried

and always a good choice - Rock from the South - Lynnyrd Skynnyrd

[Dlazarus6660]

If your drivng Rt 66, make sure you time your drive for lunch or supper time to stop at Mr. D'z Diner in Kingman, AZ. Good burgers!

http://www.mrdzrt66diner.com/