shop music to build cars to

does anyone have any suggestions for music to build cars to? i have just about all the classic rock that could remind one of the road. your input is greatly apreciated.

 

Celine Dion, Village People, Bette Mittler, Barry Manallo,,,,,,, all the classics.

Who cares, listen to what you like.

 

Ingersoll rand

 

As the man said, "Who cares, listen to what you like..."

For me it's R&B, Jump Blues and Do-Wop, what was known as Race Music in my early childhood in SoCal in the 1950s. A bit of West Coast Jazz sometimes when I'm doing a bit of customizing.

We all have our own theme music to our lives.

 

Early '60's surf music...

 

Oldies mainly. But metal and punk rock are woven in.

 

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I usually cant hear over the grinders, air tools and screaming from my wife. When that isnt happening, its usually AC/DC or GnR

 

sometimes i like reggae

 

I like classic rock and '80s hair metal.

 

hair metal, thrash, metal of all kinds really

death
megadeth
athiest
ratt
....etc etc

 

unkown hinson

 

Listen to the Black Sabbath Paranoid album over and over.

 

round n round thanks for the ideas.

 

I guess it sort of depends on when you grew up....Me I like ZZ Top,Lynyrd Skynrd, The Eagles,Pink Floyd, and of course Stevie Ray!!!!!!I also like some bluegrass(soundtrack to Oh Brother where art thou)most anything by Johnny Cash.....Just listen to what you like and what makes you feel good...or at least makes you feel young again!

 

My non-classic rock selections would include:
Social Distortion
Volbeat
Chuck Berry
Little Richard
Uptempo Elvis Presley
Pre-black album Metallica and Death Magnetic
Megadeth
Prong
Slayer
Seasick Steve
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Johnny Cash

 

The Black Keys play in my shop at least once a day. Check em out. They're pretty good if you like blues.

 

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Johnny
Hank SR
Waylon
Roy
Mearl
BBK
Junior(can,t wait to se him this summer)

 

I second the Social D, throw in some Fireball Ministry, Black Label Society, Clutch, Fu Manchu, and Corrosion of Conformity. Thats whats on my current play list in the 'ol garage.

-Mike

 

Stray cats - Rock this town (classic cruisin song)
all reverend horton heat!
Deadbeat daddies

 

Yeah, the "Ventures" make me creative in the shop.

 

Xm 40's music like the good ol days.

 

MOTOWN!!........ I've got sunshine.... on a cloudy day..... when it's cold outside..... I've got the month of May......I Guess you say.. what can make me feel this way.. my girl....... Ok, so I lost it.

 

it's all about the mood. anything from dean martin to martin denny to junior brown to atomic rooster to the decendents to slayer to the black keys to muddy waters to barington levvy.

It's all about the mood!

 

-Gene Summers
-Myron Lee
-Dickie Damron
-the Five Hearts
-Dion & the Belmonts
-Elvis, Scotty, & Bill
-Mystery Gang
-Stray Cats
-Matchbox
-the Revtones
-the Chop Tops
-Reverend Horton Heat
-Danny Gatton
-Del Shannon
-Little Eva
-Johnny Cash
-Rebel Son
-Wanda Jackson
-Bruce Spingsteen
-Jerry Lee Lewis
-Bill Fadden & the Mostly Losers
-Lonesom Dragstrippers
-the Guano Batz
-Nekromantix
-Chubby Checker


I could go on all day...

 

In the shop... old Blues... in the car classis rock& roll/old rockabilly

Pontiac Slim

 

Opeth has been good to me the past few weeks.

All albums are fucking metal except Damnation.


OPETH - Orchid




OPETH - Watershed

 

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Ive usually got slobberbone on heavy rotation. Social D, Johnny Cash, and lots of local stuff.