K.O.T.: What do you listen to when you drive?

I'm all about older speed metal, thrash, etc. (Kreator, Devestator, Hirax, D.R.I., etc.) and newer metal (Not crappy radio metal though.... Misery Index, Angelcorpse, etc.)

I can't wait for the 34' to be done so I can pull up on people with SLAYER blasting as loud as I can get it. haha

 

The only hardmetal I hear is the sound where I forgot to add insulation.
There is absolutely no better group of musicians than the Valve in Block sounds of Henry's Boys!

 

the motor!

 

the sound of my exhaust.

There is nothing worse that being forced to listen to someone elses music from inside your own car.

But I do love me some slayer...

 

inline pipes rappin'

 

RATTLES,SQUEAKS AND ENGINE NOISE,,,,AND I LOVE THEM ALL. HRP

 

I never heard of any of those folks.

I've burned about 12 hours worth of late 50's and early 60's CD's. Elvis, Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee, Little Richard, etc.

 

Sesame Street sing along.....learning while I drive.

Actually, the '31 won't have a radio - at least not right away. In my daily I listen to Outlaw Country on Sirius most of the time. Sometimes punk, rock, or blues depending on my mood.
Kamp

 

Tfhe sound of the air rushing over the deck lid of the roadster with a little pipes in the background.

 

Mostly Rockabilly/punkabilly/psychobilly. Lords of the Highway, Al & the Black Cats, Hot Rod Hucksters, Cash. When my girls are in the car; Ween, Weird Al Yankovic and[looks around] [sshhh, don't tell anyone] Back Street Boys.

 

with dual exhaust and a pair of Smithy's blending the notes together right under the front floor, I usually don't hear much of anything other that that. But when I do do tunes it is usually doo wop, the Stray Cats and some early c & w.

 

Celine Dion...............Well, not really, but I would listen to her before listening to that mindless shit.

 

Same as most. My car has a radio but there isn't much on A.M.

 

"rap music... at every f@cking stop light!"

 

Books on tape...

What?!

 

http://www.myspace.com/legendaryshackshakers

 

nothin at all, I just listen to the car.Mainly the motor, mufflers and occasional squeak from somewhere

 

The car...all of it...waiting for the "wrong noise"...hasn't happened yet!
I think my girlfriend is saying things, too...'cuz her mouth be a-movin', but, I can't hear them over the headers...

 

Zamfir and the magic of the pan flute
Slim Whitman
Burl Ives
Liberace
and of course, Al Melgard playing the organ at the Chicago Stadium

 

squeeks ,rattles-exaust notes!!!

 

if you can hear a music and you're not driving a custom you're in a street rod

 

My wife yelling at me to "Slow Down!!".

 

mainly metal, but a good low exhaust tone is just as appriciated!

 

XM channel 13. It used to be called "Hanks Place" but now it's called "Willies Place." Anyway, it is nostalgic country (is that an oxymoron?)...

They start pouring the beer at 7am.

"And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad,
So I had one more for dessert."

 

...the motor & mostly the wind...

 

Jonny Cash, Amy Winehouse, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Allman Brothers,Buddy Guy is in my stereo today. Gotta have music.

 

The best music is by a pair of Smittys and a Culver City quicky.

 

With all four windows down on my hardtop I listen to the mellow exhaust tone and wave back to the high 5's I get. When the windows are up it's a mix of rock from 50's to 80's. When I am in my daily driver its always classical.

 

And here I thought I was the only "Metal" fan here......

All my cars are too LOUD for radios........but roadtrips in the daily consist of Cake, OLD Nirvana, Cryptopsy, Zepplin, Styx, Slayer, Leadbelly, Modest Mouse, Obituary, Snow Pony.......you name it.....as long as it isn't the typical SHIT ya hear on the radio....leave that for the sheep....

 

My parents were children in the '40s, teens in the '50s, so I grew up on a mix of doo-wop and big bands. My parents also exposed me to the big groups of the '60s, including the Beach Boys, Beatles, Creedence, the Mamas and the Papas, etc.

I have eclectic taste, from Black Flag, Danzig, Pantera, Rollins to Devo, Ratt, Motley Crue, etc.

Still my favorite are the Beach Boys - reminds me so much of my youth and growing up by the Shore...