Driving Music ?
3/3/05, 12:03 PM
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Rock and Roll
Black Dog
3/3/05, 12:42 PM
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Originally posted by Leseetsa@March 3, 2005, 9:35 AM
Bruce Springsteen, Born to Run, Born in the USA...
Bruce Springsteen, Born to Run, Born in the USA...
3/3/05, 01:31 PM
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Originally posted by Original Sin@March 3, 2005, 9:34 AM
And don't forget "Born to be Wild", it's gotta be right up there on the list of driving songs!!
And don't forget "Born to be Wild", it's gotta be right up there on the list of driving songs!!
3/3/05, 02:45 PM
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Ok, here is my list-
Rock and Roll - Led Zep
Black Betty - Lynyrd skynyrd??? (Named my car after this song)
Danger Zone - Top Gun Soundtrack (this one got me a ticket)
Jumpin Jack Flash - The Rolling Stones
Who Do you love - George Thorogood (Joe Dirt Soundtrack)
Life in the Fast Lane - the Eagles
Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Foreplay/ More than a Feeling - Boston
Rock and Roll - Led Zep
Black Betty - Lynyrd skynyrd??? (Named my car after this song)
Danger Zone - Top Gun Soundtrack (this one got me a ticket)
Jumpin Jack Flash - The Rolling Stones
Who Do you love - George Thorogood (Joe Dirt Soundtrack)
Life in the Fast Lane - the Eagles
Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Foreplay/ More than a Feeling - Boston
3/3/05, 02:52 PM
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Originally posted by SurfnSoCal@March 3, 2005, 4:48 PM
Ok, here is my list-
Black Betty - Lynyrd skynyrd??? (Named my car after this song)
Ok, here is my list-
Black Betty - Lynyrd skynyrd??? (Named my car after this song)
EDIT: It's also on the BLOW soundtrack.
I personally reccomend EVERYONE and purchasing the soundtrack
and movie.
3/3/05, 02:57 PM
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Originally posted by SurfnSoCal@March 3, 2005, 4:48 PM
Foreplay/ More than a Feeling - Boston
Foreplay/ More than a Feeling - Boston
3/3/05, 03:44 PM
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I have the perfect thing. It's geek/nerd, but I think it'd be great. Here's what you do.
Obtain a copy of the Star Trek: The Motion Picture soundtrack. Play the track titled "Leaving Drydock" just after you start your car.
The first cue is starting up. Softly, slowly building, as the space workers clear out and detach/close up. So you would be adjusting things, making sure you're ready, positioning the car for "take off," that kind of thing.
Then, a slightly bombastic cue as the ship lights up outside and powers up. Well, you're already there, but you can turn on your lights and blip the motor in neutral.
Then it quietens down for a second, to a slight build up and when the music starts being bombastic again. At this point, Enterprise is slipping out of the drydock. You should be exiting the dealership. Whatever leaving you wanna do.
The music stays like that for a while, and the main theme plays one more time. They're leaving orbit, about to fly off to the space cloud, then they hit impulse drive and you should be on the freeway feeder gettin' on the freeway at this time, and cruising as the music comes to a close.
That's what I'm gonna do. And then I'm listening to some of the way bassy V'Ger stuff after that, or maybe start the whole thing from the beginning and cruise to Galveston.
Of course, it may be hard to *exactly* time it all...
/NNNNNEEEEERRRRRRDDDD!!!!
//Yeah I know.
Obtain a copy of the Star Trek: The Motion Picture soundtrack. Play the track titled "Leaving Drydock" just after you start your car.
The first cue is starting up. Softly, slowly building, as the space workers clear out and detach/close up. So you would be adjusting things, making sure you're ready, positioning the car for "take off," that kind of thing.
Then, a slightly bombastic cue as the ship lights up outside and powers up. Well, you're already there, but you can turn on your lights and blip the motor in neutral.
Then it quietens down for a second, to a slight build up and when the music starts being bombastic again. At this point, Enterprise is slipping out of the drydock. You should be exiting the dealership. Whatever leaving you wanna do.
The music stays like that for a while, and the main theme plays one more time. They're leaving orbit, about to fly off to the space cloud, then they hit impulse drive and you should be on the freeway feeder gettin' on the freeway at this time, and cruising as the music comes to a close.
That's what I'm gonna do. And then I'm listening to some of the way bassy V'Ger stuff after that, or maybe start the whole thing from the beginning and cruise to Galveston.
Of course, it may be hard to *exactly* time it all...
/NNNNNEEEEERRRRRRDDDD!!!!
//Yeah I know.
3/3/05, 04:41 PM
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CD 1- every TOOL and Perfect Circle song ever, in chronological order
CD 2- every Pink Floyd record (not incl. all live sows), also chronological
CD 3- every Metallica album
CD 4- every Korn album
CD 5 - 300 song super 70's mix- Ramjam, Sly and the Family Stone, Boston, Foghat, Aerosmith, and many many more
and most important of all,
CD 6- every Led Zepplin, EVER!!!
first song more likely than not will be Immigrant song or What is and what Should Never Be - nothing gets me pumped up more
CD 2- every Pink Floyd record (not incl. all live sows), also chronological
CD 3- every Metallica album
CD 4- every Korn album
CD 5 - 300 song super 70's mix- Ramjam, Sly and the Family Stone, Boston, Foghat, Aerosmith, and many many more
and most important of all,
CD 6- every Led Zepplin, EVER!!!
first song more likely than not will be Immigrant song or What is and what Should Never Be - nothing gets me pumped up more
3/3/05, 05:19 PM
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Originally posted by houtex@March 3, 2005, 4:47 PM
I have the perfect thing. It's geek/nerd, but I think it'd be great. Here's what you do.
Obtain a copy of the Star Trek: The Motion Picture soundtrack. Play the track titled "Leaving Drydock" just after you start your car.
The first cue is starting up. Softly, slowly building, as the space workers clear out and detach/close up. So you would be adjusting things, making sure you're ready, positioning the car for "take off," that kind of thing.
Then, a slightly bombastic cue as the ship lights up outside and powers up. Well, you're already there, but you can turn on your lights and blip the motor in neutral.
Then it quietens down for a second, to a slight build up and when the music starts being bombastic again. At this point, Enterprise is slipping out of the drydock. You should be exiting the dealership. Whatever leaving you wanna do.
The music stays like that for a while, and the main theme plays one more time. They're leaving orbit, about to fly off to the space cloud, then they hit impulse drive and you should be on the freeway feeder gettin' on the freeway at this time, and cruising as the music comes to a close.
That's what I'm gonna do. And then I'm listening to some of the way bassy V'Ger stuff after that, or maybe start the whole thing from the beginning and cruise to Galveston.
Of course, it may be hard to *exactly* time it all...
/NNNNNEEEEERRRRRRDDDD!!!!
//Yeah I know.
I have the perfect thing. It's geek/nerd, but I think it'd be great. Here's what you do.
Obtain a copy of the Star Trek: The Motion Picture soundtrack. Play the track titled "Leaving Drydock" just after you start your car.
The first cue is starting up. Softly, slowly building, as the space workers clear out and detach/close up. So you would be adjusting things, making sure you're ready, positioning the car for "take off," that kind of thing.
Then, a slightly bombastic cue as the ship lights up outside and powers up. Well, you're already there, but you can turn on your lights and blip the motor in neutral.
Then it quietens down for a second, to a slight build up and when the music starts being bombastic again. At this point, Enterprise is slipping out of the drydock. You should be exiting the dealership. Whatever leaving you wanna do.
The music stays like that for a while, and the main theme plays one more time. They're leaving orbit, about to fly off to the space cloud, then they hit impulse drive and you should be on the freeway feeder gettin' on the freeway at this time, and cruising as the music comes to a close.
That's what I'm gonna do. And then I'm listening to some of the way bassy V'Ger stuff after that, or maybe start the whole thing from the beginning and cruise to Galveston.
Of course, it may be hard to *exactly* time it all...
/NNNNNEEEEERRRRRRDDDD!!!!
//Yeah I know.
3/3/05, 06:28 PM
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Not in any order but...
LED Zep - Black Dog
Scorpions - The Zoo
Ozzy - Crazy Train
Guns-N-Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine
Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion
AC/DC - For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)
and later.....
Frank Sinatra - Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good Years
LED Zep - Black Dog
Scorpions - The Zoo
Ozzy - Crazy Train
Guns-N-Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine
Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion
AC/DC - For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)
and later.....
Frank Sinatra - Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good Years
3/3/05, 06:34 PM
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For all the metal heads :headbang: check out Disciple home page. Saw them one night when we where asked to help with the lighting. They rock. One of my favorite bands now.