What CD is in you car stereo?
 

What do you like to listen to while your driving??? Do you like the BOOMING bass stereo that people can hear from a mile away???

Vanessa Carlton.

1. A real bassy dubstep mix. (Dubalicious 2)
2. Some shitty band my cousin is in. (Deathvayne..or some shit like that)
3. Mix a friend gave me-acoustic indie stuff (Songs that boys sing vol. 1)
4. Anthony Green/Dallas Green and their groups (The Grass is Greener)
5. Eminem SSLP
6. Mix from a huge series my buddy from Cali and I trade monthly featuring Portugal. the man, animal collective remixes and other remixes and B sides. (Mix Numero Quince)

Just a driving mix I made a few days ago:

The Stooges - "Raw Power"
Carcass - "Tomorrow Belongs to Nobody"
Mastodon - "Blood and Thunder"
Gallows - "Orchestra of Wolves"
Boris - "Buzz-In"
The Smalls - "Payload"
Acid Bath - "Jezabel"
White Zombie - "More Human Than Human"
Murder City Devils - "Press Gang"
The Villains - "Sad Song Killer"
Queens of the Stone Age - "First It Giveth"
The Offspring - "All I Want"
Mclusky - Lightsabre Cocksucking Blues
Blood Sucking Zombies From Outer Space - "Blood On Satan's Claw"
Failure - "Magnified"
Killing Joke - "Invocation"

So far it's done a great job

A few random mixes to appease people who are riding in the car with me, Phish's "Junta", Phish's "Rift", Trey Anastasio's "Bar 17", a mix of some of my favorite live tracks from this most recent Phish tour, Queen's self-titled album, Queen's Greatest Hits vols. 1-3, Neutral Milk Hotel's "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea", Trey Anastasio's senior thesis "The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday", The "Where the Wild Things Are" soundtrack...

And, in the CD player, Tim Buckley's "Goodbye and Hello".

In one of the cars, London Calling.

In the other, Kid A.

London Calling is good when you're on the road, Kid A - not so much.

1. Random stuff from the Chrono Cross soundtrack to Drake.

2. Yes, please.

Ooh, good thread.

.Jerry Cantrell - Boggy Depot
.Porcupine Tree - Warsawa
.Praxis - Transmutation
.Sam Cooke - Greatest Hits

... And two more I can't remember.

The Sam Cooke Portrait Of A Legend compilation is one of my favorite driving albums. Other albums rarely far from my car stereo include Bob Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited, AC/DC's Highway To Hell and Back In Black (AC/DC are just great driving music, period), Arcade Fire's The Suburbs, and The Clash's London Calling

Brand New - Daisy
Between the Buried and Me - Alaska
MewithoutYou - Brother, Sister
All That Remains - Overcome
The Used - Lies for the Liars & Artwork