Music In Your Car

[seinman]

I'm going to figure out some safe way to gerryrig my record player so I could vinyls playing in my car without scratching them.

My turntable has a USB output, and I ripped all my albums to Apple Lossless files for my iPod. Of course it doesn't sound as good as just listening to the record, but it sounds better than CDs do if it's a new record, it wasn't compressed to hell in the mastering process, and I do the recording right.

[Fizzeler]

Well I don't have a CD changer, but usually it goes like this

Fleetwood Mac - The Dance, Rumours
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin 1, 2, 3, and 4
Jethro Tull - Original Masters
Pearl Jam - Ten
The Doors - Greatest Hits
The Allman Brothers - The Best Of The Allman Brothers

[classicrockdude]

right now i have

The Allman Brother Band= Eat a Peach

Pink Floyd= the Wall

[My name is Fez]

It should work fine, so long as you have a cord to connect it.

Score! Now I need to go find one. Too much music for one car ride ftw.

[bood-boy]

Mike Patton MP3 CD...

Faith No More albums
The Real Thing
Angeldust
Album of the Year
King For A Day, Fool For A Lifetime
and selected singles

Mr. Bungle albums
self-titled
Disco Volante
California


thats all i relly listen to in the truck. i dont drive a lot so it take weeks for it to go thru all the songs.

[a21schizoidman]

well, i have a lot in there right now

but currently in the CD player:

The Bedlam In Goliath - Mars Volta

[Runesmith]

While I usually just listen to XM in the car (I tend to switch between the Boneyard, First Wave, Lithium, DeepTracks, and ClscVinyl a lot), I do have a few CDs at the ready should I get bored of the radio:

Loveless - My Bloody Valentine
Can't Stand The Rezillos - The Rezillos
Screaming for Vengeance - Judas Priest
The Cars - The Cars
Vol. 4 - Black Sabbath
Anthology - Oingo Boingo
The Head On The Door - The Cure
The Sound of The Jam - The Jam

[Hungryfreak]

XM went downhill when it merged with Sirius... I remember the days when Focus and Robin Trower got play time on the Top Tracks channel that's no longer with us. Classic Vinyl, that replaced it, really only plays Led Zeppelin, The Beatles and Blackfoot in my experience...

[Tono_Fyr]

20 or 30 CDs litter the backseat and floorboard of my car currently. Mostly because I don't have shelf space for them inside, nor do I have the time to organize them if I did.

Amongst those, I can think of a few off the top of my head...
Biomechanical - Cannibalized
Dream Theater - Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence
Rush - Fly By Night
Cynic - Focus
Opeth - Still Life
Wintersun - S/T
Blind Guardian - A Twist In The Myth, Somewhere Far Beyond, Tales From The Twilight World

[Ultimatum]

Classic Vinyl sucks, Deep Tracks is still great though. Also, we got Jam On, the Grateful Dead channel, and Margaritaville in the merger.

I miss Eddie Trunk, he might have been a huge Hair fan, but he also gave a lot of lesser known stuff (in a mainstream radio sense) a chance on the station. I remember there were days when he played Overkill and stuff from Testament's The Legacy. I found out about some Power Metal bands on that station and he played some 80s Prog Metal too.