I blast JD, prodigy, wallflowers, and clapton

Another one would be "Get the balance right" from Depeche Mode for all those non-Quattro drivers who are off-balanced in rwd or fwd cars!<p>Marty<br>98 2.8 QMS, Black/gray

Hate to admit it, but at this moment both the Backstreet Boys AND the Spice Girls are in my changer. I need help, I know.

Beethoven's Symphony #2 Eroica, Lalo's Symphonie Espagnole, Tschaikovsky's Violin Concerto #1, Beethoven's Piano Concerto #5 Emperor, everything by Shania Twain, Garth Brooks, Faith Hill, Bryan White, Joe Satriani's Summer Song, Aerosmith, Cranberries... when I'm going REALLY fast... Slayer's Just South of Heaven and Angel of Death, Morbid Angel, Megadeth, AC/DC, Sepultura, Napalm Death, and occasionally some Metallica.. especially Fade to Black.<p>Mike

Marc Cohn, Self Titled<br>Buddy Holly, The Master Tapes<br>Traffic, The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys<br>Eric Clapton, RUSH Soundtrack<br>Dar Williams, Mortal City<br>Loreena McKennitt, The Book of Secrets<br>

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Creed-My Own Prison, Bruce Springsteen-Darkness on the Edge of Town, The Who-Whos Next, Todd Rundgren-The Road To Utopia, Rolling Stones-Some Girls, The Clash-London Calling<p>Klutes - 40 year older stuck mostly in the 70's and early 80's

Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen<br>Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking - Roger Waters<br>A Momentary Lapse of Reason - Pink Floyd<br>The White Room - The KLF<br>Amused to Death - Roger Waters<br>Black and Blue - Rolling Stones<br>461 Ocean Boulevard - Eric Clapton<br>This is the Sea - The Waterboys<br>The Story of the Clash I and II - The Clash <p>Thats a pretty impresive array in the 10 stacker<p>Graham

Very Impressive. Hand Of Fate is one of the best songs of all time.

Not a lot wrong with that guvnor.

Any Dave Matthews Band CD<br>Pearl Jam<br>Big Punisher<br>Notorius BIG

A good list too, Darkness on the Edge of town rates on my 'B' list, and London Calling and Some Girls I have on Vinyl.<p>Graham

I'm slowing down a little these days. CD changer regulars:<br>Rock: Rush, Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Skynard, varies...<br>Jazz: Yellowjackets, Marcus Miller Band, Rippingtons, SpyroGyra, Big band stuff<br>Classical: Definitely Bach, some Handel<br>Country: Junior Brown(funny w/ killer guitar licks), Nothing else here.<p>98.5 A4QMS2.8 Avant "Grocery Getter - as labelled by various BMW anonymous posts... I love it."

I first heard Orbital when I bought the Saint soundtrack (also a fav. disk). Orbital's "In Sides" double disk set is always disk 1&2 in my changer. I also like "The 5th Element" soundtrack.<p>I am not familiar with antiloop or Chrystal Meth (no good radiostations around here). How do they compare to Orbital?<p>Do you listen to Tangerine Dream, another fav. of mine?<p>Feel free to e-mail me and save the board a little bandwidth.<p>Robert Jordan<br>1.8t<br>

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What the hell -<p>Bis, Stereolab, Mazzy Star, Silverjet, Perfume Tree, Lisa Gerrard ( from Dead Can Dance, they're going to play Track 9 at my funeral ).<p>You asked....

Hmmm....<p>For driving is there any BETTER tune than Red Barchetta?<p>In betwixt doses of ol' Rush...there's alway old AC/DC...Fuel...Midnight Oil...3rd Eye...Dave Matt Band...Kings-X....old Van Halen...Floyd...Yellow Jackets for some Jazz...Spyro Maybe...Tito Puente (anyone knows who he is and they are as least as strange as me)<br>Okay...I go weird with some Judas Priest on occassion as well....Best CD I've ever owned..clarity wise...Donald Fagen's "The Nightfly."<p>The final recommendation for extremely high speed driving (but not when you need to hear the tires): Carmina Burana <p>BrianH.<br>98 1.8TQMS (have stereo/will travel)<p>

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Brian Setzer, Dirty Boogie<br>Ry Cooder, Buena Vista Social Club<br>Bonnie Raitt, Fundamental Things<br>Bob Dylan, Time Out Of Mind<br>Lucinda Williams, Car Wheels on A Gravel Road<br>Duke Robillard, Live

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Smashing Pumpkins - Here is no Why<br>Smashing Pumpkins - Bootlegged MuchMusic Intimate and Interactive Concert<br>Tea Party - Temptation<br>Van Halen - Amsterdam<br>Foo Fighters - Everlong<br>Soundgarden - Spoonman<p>I currently have these in my Explorer but I driving fast in an Explorer does not compare to driving fast in an A4...:)... I think they will do the trick, though.<p>TGB 1999 1.8T qMS (on the boat...)

Good Selection... Have you heard Mermaid Ave. by Billy Bragg and Wilco? How 'bout Grant Lee Buffalo's latest, both great disks.

Weird old guy, I know! But at least I have a genetic predisposition toward celtic music!

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Actually, I don't need music as an excuse to drive fast. Hell, I speed listening to NPR.

Sorry, have heard of both but not heard either.... I guess once I hit 40 I could only process so much music, but thanks for the references, I will see about checking them out.

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Thought you may have heard them based on your cd choices. I listen to the same roots and blues bands that you mentioned (Bonnie Raitt, Duke R., etc.). I'm currently running:<p>Grant Lee Buffalo<br>Bonnie Raitt - Fundamental<br>Taj Majall - Senor Blues<br>Cravin'Melon - Red Clay Harvest<br>Deana Bogart<br>Johnny Lang - Lie to Me<p>Drive Happy,<br>Mick

Finally a thread that doesn't bring about any flames :) no wait, music threads are notorious for flames :P<br>

My other favorites are the soundtrack for Boggie-Nights, Seal, Soundtrack from the Saint, What the hell...I can drive fast in my A4 listening just to the engine...lol

Brian -<p>My sentiments exactly!!! In the CD player in my A4 right now are:<p>Rush - Test For Echo<br>Rush - Moving Pictures<br>Dream Theater - Images & Words<br>The Smiths - Singles<br>Sarah McLaughlin - Surfacing<br>Garbage - Version 2.0<p>Not exactly a homogenous mix, but then again who cares...<p>"run like the wind as excitement shivers up and down my spine"... N.P.<p>Kyle R<br>98 2.8Q 30V

Yoddellleeeeee Yoddellleee Yodddellleeyyyeehhhooooo<br>

because fairies wear boots and you gotta believe me!!<p><br>

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I saw them I saw them with my own two eyes.<br>

1. Pantera: Vulgar Display of Power<br>2. Metallica: And Justice for All<p>Occasionally<p>1. Frederic Chopin: Military Polonaise<br>2. Frederic Chopin: Heroic Polonaise<br>3. Frederic Chopin: Fantasie Impromptu<p>Yep, I can play these. :)<p>4. J.S. Bach: Organ Fugue in G minor

and get an Avant instead.<p>Good grocery getter.<p>:)<p>Chris Gröos

I have strange taste that ranges from classical guitar (Adres Segova, John Williams, etc), love Mozart, Modonna, Older Metalica (Justice for All etc), Marilyn Manson etc.<p>But Black Sabbath and Ozzy with Randy Rhodes is some of the all time best rock & roll. Black Sabbath (Black Sabbath) and Led Zepplin II are the greatest albums of all time.

What's this? <p>Checking the fourm while stuck in traffic via laptop and cell modem? Man, you are hooked!!!

<br>Just ribbin ya, ya yuppie!! :^)<p>Todd W

Anything Hagar including Van Halen<br>Metallica<br>Ramstein<br>Goo Goo Dolls<br>Veruca Salt<br>Stevie Ray Vaughn<br>Joe Satriani<br>Rush: any album rocks<br>Third Eye Blind<br>Great White

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And you can find this and quite a few other nifty CD's at the races or other specialty stores!

I lsiten to DMX, Jay Zee? and the Lost Boys<br>I have the Bose System upgrade and I think it is more than suffcent to handle it.<br>

NT

Some favs:<p>Under Pressure - ZZ Top<br>Skate Away - Dire Straights<br>Orange Crush - REM<br>Lone Star - Stuart Hamm (with Eric Johnson)<br>Eric Johnson - just about anything (non-vocal for driving)<br>SRV - Couldn't Stand the Weather, Little Wing? (the long bluesy/jazzy one)<br>David Sanborn - Mittuka/Mutumba? (whatever that real long one is called)<br>Happy Anniversay Charlie Brown CD<br>Garth Brooks greates hits (about the only country I like)<br>Acoustic Alchemy<p>and many others (old and new, various musical styles)<br>

I have this keyboard in my passenger's seat (along side my laptop which dials in via cellular so I can check the A4.org).<p>I usually set the cruise control and drive with my knees and try not to spill my coffee all over the electronic components when I make sudden lane changes.<p>When my GF drives, she usually spends 50 percent of the time yapping on the cell phone WHILE putting on makeup and stuff like that.<p>It's only a 1.5-ton block of metal, rubber, plasic, leather, heading precariously down the road at 85MPH ...<p>:)<p>Chris Gröos

she's a local favorite here and one of my main jamming partners has actually played a gig or two with her... regards, Jon

Here are a few of my favorites<p>Joe Satriani: Extremist<br>3rd Eye Blind<br>Eagles: Hell Freezes Over<br>Beatles : Past Masters Vol. 2<br>Rippingtons : Live in LA<br>Jimmy Hendrix : Ultimate Experience<p>Brant<br>98.5 1.8TQM<br>

<br>You California people are, like, so exotic! Way too much for a small town boy like me :-)<p>Todd W

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Fatboy Slim is f#$*ing in heaven.<br>Fatboy Slim is f#$*ing in heaven.<br>f#$*ing in<br>f#$*ing in<br>f#$*ing in heaven.

when in an electronic mood:<br>Propellerheads<br>Fatboy Slim<br>John Kelly<br>Phantom 45<br>Massive Attack<br>Morcheeba<br>Hooverphonic<br>Everything But The Girl<br>Tricky<p>or slightly more organic:<br>Tool<br>NOFX<br>Ten Foot Pole<br>Pulley<br>Rancid

<br>If only it were that simple :( At least she won't have unrealistic ideas about what it's like to have kids! No, I'm not at all against kids, I just think people should know what they're getting into. OK, so this is a little irrelevant she being your GF 'n all (we hope?).<p>Congrats,<p>Todd W

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