IT's that time again!

[Cake]

That's right. Time for summer road trip! This year needs new music. Total trip time estimated at 20 hours. What suggestions do you have? Please try to keep the music clean as possible. I don't want to listen to a lot of swearing or about who is doing who with what.

[Hakaryu]

Powerglove-game music with a rock twist
E Nomine-german techno group
Korn: nu-metal but awesome

[Dave-O_Boy]

The Books!

Sergei Prokofiev!

[JesterJ.]

Uuuuh

CCR, The Who, and maybe some Queen and I think you're set

[the amativeness]

Chicago
E.L.O.
Huey Lewis & the News

and I second Queen

[danpete6]

and I second Queen

[tamaness]

my travel playlist consists of things I sing along loudly to. I'm usually driving, and thus have veto power over the stereo, as I'm the one who has to stay awake.

[Lyinginbedmon]

Time, Mr Cake?

Is it really that time again?

[zfubarz]

Also Queen

I really love the album Any Time Now live by O.A.R. but only that album.
Me and my bro can sing that thing beginning to end on a road trip.

Annnnnnnnd Great Big Sea, cause they're awesome.

[Cake]

Time, Mr Cake?

Is it really that time again?

Yep. It's really that time.

[Brad]

Great Big Sea
Vivaldi's Four Seasons
Stan Rogers
The soundtrack to Cowboy Bebop
Daft Punk
DragonForce
Rogue Traders
Soundtrack to Jade Empire

[Brad]

Those are eclectic enough to keep anyone happy. Or everyone unhappy. Or specifically Kathleen's roommate Adam unhappy.

[Dave-O_Boy]

Oh.. Play Bach is really good to drive to.
Jazz interpretations of Bach pieces.

[Timelady]

For some reason, I just had the mental image of someone playing nothing but Bouree for Bach the whole 20 hours.

Seriously though, The Eagles are surprisingly good road music.

[Sieg Reyu]

If you feeld so inclined you could find my Get Psyched thread. Its about 2 months old. Buts its got some awesome jams.

[tucci129]

hmm, i would say some kickin classic rock, and uhhhh, have u ever considered just playing the star wars soundtrack while pretending the car is the millennium falcon and pretending your passenger is a wookie?

[Emperor Gum]

Powerglove-game music with a rock twist

YES!

Dummy by Portishead. Also, try and track down some 'indie'-folk Bellowhead, you may be pleasently surprised.

[Darkobra]

Yngwie Malmsteen could be fun to listen to. He's great at guitar and the singers are brilliant. Might not be your thing if you're not a fan of 80's rock where the male singers sing high and the guitar shreds like hell.

Oh. And Whitesnake!

[iamafish]

the eagles do great driving music

[Lyinginbedmon]

Time, Mr Cake?

Is it really that time again?

Yep. It's really that time.

It seems as if you only just arrived.

You've done a great deal in a small time...span.

You've done so much, in fact, that I've seen some interesting suggestions for your entertainment. Ordinarily you likely wouldn't contemplate them, but these are extraordinary times.

[Cake]

Lyinginbedmon. What the carp are you talking about?

Also, desperate times call for desperate meesures.

[Lord Chrusher]

It is what the Gman says at the end of Half Life 2.

[Matt]

Phoenix:



This is my summer record for the year.

-m

[Raine]

Sadly, The Lrrcast's is what i use for most of my "misic" needs, but its not really Music...
so
>BNL
>Coldplay
>katy parry
>Tatu,
>Weird Al Yankovic
>Metallica

I know, I KNOW! i have rally fucking up taste in music.

[WobblyTable]

I'd recommend taking along at least one album or song that everybody can sing along to, as it is both interactive (which can be important on long haul trips) and helps build camaraderie. The only problem with that is that you'd kind of have to know the group you're traveling with fairly well in picking something.

Also, as far as a specific band that's good for driving to, I'd recommend Bang Camaro. Also, seconding Brad's recommendation of the Seatbelts.