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Looking for some high-octane, adrenaline fueled driving songs so I can replace the shocking soundtrack on Burnout 3.
Already thinking along the lines of Orpheus, Song 2, Beautiful Day, Pumping on Your Stereo, Just a Day, Seven Nation Army, Come Back Around, Burn Baby Burn... etc etc
List your recommendations people :-)
Already thinking along the lines of Orpheus, Song 2, Beautiful Day, Pumping on Your Stereo, Just a Day, Seven Nation Army, Come Back Around, Burn Baby Burn... etc etc
List your recommendations people :-)
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Thunder Road by Springsteen.
D+B.
D+B.
Much of what's on the Chili Peppers' recent albums I find very easy to listen to while driving.
Going back further in time, their live cover of Jimi Hendrix's 'Crosstown Traffic' is definitley one for high-speed down that dual-carridgeway or motorway, among others.
I've also found Queens of the Stone Age's music makes a good addittion to any road trip; however short or long.
I find I simply HAVE to have some music playing while I'm driving, though. It also helps if I know and like the song. It helps me to relax and stay calm. Not to get all hot, bothered, angry or nervous. Even when I'm singing (or just whistling...) along.
I even make my own lyrics up, for example, when someone's driving right up my behind. ;)
Going back further in time, their live cover of Jimi Hendrix's 'Crosstown Traffic' is definitley one for high-speed down that dual-carridgeway or motorway, among others.
I've also found Queens of the Stone Age's music makes a good addittion to any road trip; however short or long.
I find I simply HAVE to have some music playing while I'm driving, though. It also helps if I know and like the song. It helps me to relax and stay calm. Not to get all hot, bothered, angry or nervous. Even when I'm singing (or just whistling...) along.
I even make my own lyrics up, for example, when someone's driving right up my behind. ;)
or†ega wrote:
> prodigy is the only music which deserves to be pumped out of a decent
> system from this thread.
This guy speaks the truth.
> prodigy is the only music which deserves to be pumped out of a decent
> system from this thread.
This guy speaks the truth.
Madness - I've been Driving in My Car
The Hibernator wrote:
> Subliminal Verses ROCKS!
For the most part, yes.
Unless of course you mean the Slipknot album.
Cos that doesn't rock
Kiss does, but that's a different matter of music.
You don't seem to understand.
Of course you don't.
Unless you realise I'm talking shiit.
> Subliminal Verses ROCKS!
For the most part, yes.
Unless of course you mean the Slipknot album.
Cos that doesn't rock
Kiss does, but that's a different matter of music.
You don't seem to understand.
Of course you don't.
Unless you realise I'm talking shiit.
Reefer wrote:
> The Hibernator wrote:
> "Duality" - Slipknot.
>
> Stop. Just stop.
Subliminal Verses ROCKS!
> The Hibernator wrote:
> "Duality" - Slipknot.
>
> Stop. Just stop.
Subliminal Verses ROCKS!
I caught about an hour of watching someone else play Burnout 3.
Flawed soundtrack throughout. Mostly Skate Rock.
Appauled, even though I wasn't even bothered about Burnout 3.
Flawed soundtrack throughout. Mostly Skate Rock.
Appauled, even though I wasn't even bothered about Burnout 3.
Mav wrote:
> Hmm... most of these are a bit inappropriate for Burnout 3.
The Littlest Hobo theme! Problem solved!
> Hmm... most of these are a bit inappropriate for Burnout 3.
The Littlest Hobo theme! Problem solved!
Hmm... most of these are a bit inappropriate for Burnout 3.
Prodigy yes, definitly.
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