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What music do you like to listen to while driving? (mander.xyz)

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As the title says. I've been listening to some synth, some alternative rock, some electronica. But I find a lot of the music I usually listen to doesn't sound that great in my car. And I also find I'm more open to different music genres while driving.

I'm curious to know what you're into, if you want to share artists then the more the better.

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 9 hours ago* (last edited 8 hours ago)

Then let me give you a whole playlist. Iconic guitar riffs, every one:

Radar Love – Golden Earring
Twilight Zone – Golden Earring
Smoke on the Water – Deep Purple
Highway Star – Deep Purple
Spirit in the Sky – Norman Greenbaum
Life in the Fast Lane – Eagles
Thunderstruck – AC/DC
Highway to Hell – AC/DC
Back in Black – AC/DC
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap – AC/DC
La Grange – ZZ Top
Cat Scratch Fever – Ted Nugent
Born to be Wild – Steppenwolf
Living After Midnight – Judas Priest
Crazy Train – Ozzy Osbourne
Whole Lotta Love – Led Zeppelin
Black Betty – Ram Jam
Rocky Mountain Way – Joe Walsh
American Band – Grand Funk Railroad
Takin’ Care of Business – Bachman-Turner Overdrive
China Grove – The Doobie Brothers
The Boys Are Back in Town – Thin Lizzy

Honorable Mention (not as hard driving and relentless, but just as iconic and classic):

Sweet Home Alabama – Lynyrd Skynyrd
Gimme Three Steps – Lynyrd Skynyrd
Sharp Dressed Man – ZZ Top
Stranglehold – Ted Nugent
Godzilla – Blue Öyster Cult
Magic Carpet Ride – Steppenwolf
Feel Like Makin’ Love – Bad Company
Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet – Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Hollywood Nights – Bob Seger
Freebird – Lynyrd Skynyrd
Don’t Fear the Reaper – Blue Öyster Cult
Burnin’ for You – Blue Öyster Cult
Jessica – The Allman Brothers
Green Grass and High Tides – Outlaws
More Than a Feeling – Boston
Limelight – Rush
Free Will – Rush
Layla – Derek and the Dominos
Money for Nothing – Dire Straits
Aqualung – Jethro Tull
Life’s Been Good – Joe Walsh

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.