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blodhemn9
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what are your favorite albums/songs to listen to while driving fast on the open road with the wind in your hair (or lack of) ??
Some of mine-
Iron Maiden- ALL
Metal Church- The Dark
Megadeth- So Far, So Good, So what? (especially 502 )
Megadeth- Peace Sells, But who's Buying?
Kreator- Coma of Souls
Destroyer 666- Cold Steel....For an Iron Age
Slayer- Show No Mercy
Metallica- Creeping Death
Black Sabbath- Volume 4
Black Sabbath- Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Metalucifer- All, especially Heavy Metal Bulldozer (heavy metal highway rider ....enough said)
Motorhead- All
probably more that I'm forgetting......
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For whatever reason, I actually prefer listening to music in the car to any other location (other than live shows of course), especially on long highway trips. Somehow I can concentrate better on the music and it hits me that much harder. (Nevermind the fact that my car stereo is absolutely fucking horrible  )
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| Anything that I would listen at home too. Except most of doom or suicidal black metal (like Abyssic Hate), those are not very ideal for driving haha. |
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Demonomancy
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| Black Witchery...if you will kill all the crappy drivers and people you´re watching while driving. |
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schoolslave
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Beherit - Electric Doom Synthesis  |
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blodhemn9
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| Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 7:55 am Post subject: |
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| GoldenBull wrote: | | For whatever reason, I actually prefer listening to music in the car to any other location (other than live shows of course), especially on long highway trips. Somehow I can concentrate better on the music and it hits me that much harder. (Nevermind the fact that my car stereo is absolutely fucking horrible ) |
I get most of my listening done in the car as well driving to and from work....usually stuck in Chicago traffic. But on those rare occasions when I get to fly down the highway, some music is better than most! |
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blodhemn9
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| Tireheb wrote: | | Anything that I would listen at home too. Except most of doom or suicidal black metal (like Abyssic Hate), those are not very ideal for driving haha. |
yeah, slow depressing black metal is not usually suited for high speed driving...unless its raining of course |
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| blodhemn9 wrote: | | GoldenBull wrote: | | For whatever reason, I actually prefer listening to music in the car to any other location (other than live shows of course), especially on long highway trips. Somehow I can concentrate better on the music and it hits me that much harder. (Nevermind the fact that my car stereo is absolutely fucking horrible ) |
I get most of my listening done in the car as well driving to and from work....usually stuck in Chicago traffic. But on those rare occasions when I get to fly down the highway, some music is better than most! |
Haha, I have discovered that listening to really ripping metal while stuck in traffic can contribute to road rage.
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blodhemn9
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| GoldenBull wrote: | | blodhemn9 wrote: | | GoldenBull wrote: | | For whatever reason, I actually prefer listening to music in the car to any other location (other than live shows of course), especially on long highway trips. Somehow I can concentrate better on the music and it hits me that much harder. (Nevermind the fact that my car stereo is absolutely fucking horrible ) |
I get most of my listening done in the car as well driving to and from work....usually stuck in Chicago traffic. But on those rare occasions when I get to fly down the highway, some music is better than most! |
Haha, I have discovered that listening to really ripping metal while stuck in traffic can contribute to road rage. |
Yes, thats true. That's why all my picks are for fast/no traffic driving.
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extreme metal tends not to sound so hot on long drives if the car isn't well insulated . . . it just turns into incoherent noise if the ambient and engine noise is loud.
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I don't drive, but when I'm in the car with my Guitarist I often request: Nifelheim , Sauron (US) , Razor , Early Slayer.. This stuff is amazing, but even more amazing when driving at high speed down the highway!
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blodhemn9
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| nonwave wrote: | | extreme metal tends not to sound so hot on long drives if the car isn't well insulated . . . it just turns into incoherent noise if the ambient and engine noise is loud. |
Thrash always sounds good loud, while some other 'extreme' stuff doesn't |
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Destroyer 666- UNchain the Wolves
Tom Waits- Alice
Solitude Aeturnus- Adagio
Kreator- Pleasure to Kill
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| Loud Pipes - The Downhill Blues |
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