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de-trick
2007-11-18, 01:36 PM
What 12 songs would you put on a road trip mix.

ReproMan
2007-11-18, 01:52 PM
Just 12? Good God, that's evil (and the reason I bought a tape adapter for my iPod). Not to mention the utter necessity of fine-tuning the mix to whatever the particular Road Trip entailed (Somber, hopeful mix for a funeral visit. Relaxed, meandering mix for an oceanfront drive. Dance mix for a college move. Et cetera.). Really, I'm gonna need more info here if you want a fully fleshed answer.

de-trick
2007-11-18, 01:55 PM
I just grabbed a old tape it had 12, if you have more put more

MisterSaturnine
2007-11-18, 01:57 PM
Hmmm...gonna have to open up iTunes for this one...

IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER:
1. Amie by Damien Rice
2. Falling Slowly by Glen Hansard
3. Dance Me to the End of Love by Leonard Cohen, sung by Madeleine Peyroux
4. Education OR This Devil's Workday by Modest Mouse
5. Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode (their version or Johnny Cash's)
6. Revolution by the Beatles (their version or the one from the Across the Universe soundtrack, sung by Jim Sturgess)
7. Mercy Seat by Nick Cave
8. Tom Cruise Crazy OR I Crush Everything OR Skullcrusher Mountain by Jonathan Coulton
9. Black Hole OR Vapour Trail OR Rolls so Deep by Aqualung
10. Hey There Delilah by Plain White T's (I dislike everything else they've written, but I'm a sucker for this one)
11. How I Go by Yellowcard
12. Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol

It was a tough pick, and Revolution by the Beatles No Poetry or Barstool by Gary Jules got squeezed out at the last minute. Also, good albums for a road trip are (in my opinion) Memory Man by Aqualung (every single song is good) or the Across the Universe soundtrack.

ZombieRockStar
2007-11-18, 02:19 PM
I just had to use more than 12...

"You've Got a Friend"
The theme from Friends
"That's What Friends Are For"
"A Whole New World"
"Kiss the Girl"
"My Cherie Amour"
"I am the Walrus"
"Fat Bottom Girls"
"Yellow Submarine"
"Stuck on You"
"Love Me Do"
"My Heart Will Go On"
"She's Got a Way"
"Yesterday"
"Goodnight, Saigon"
"Through the Years"
The theme from "Cheers"
"Moving Right Along"
"I Have to Say I Love You in a Song"

If you laughed, you're awesome. If you didn't, just smile and nod. I might come up with a serious one later.

MisterSaturnine
2007-11-18, 02:22 PM
I just had to use more than 12...

"You've Got a Friend"
The theme from Friends
"That's What Friends Are For"
"A Whole New World"
"Kiss the Girl"
"My Cherie Amour"
"I am the Walrus"
"Fat Bottom Girls"
"Yellow Submarine"
"Stuck on You"
"Love Me Do"
"My Heart Will Go On"
"She's Got a Way"
"Yesterday"
"Goodnight, Saigon"
"Through the Years"
The theme from "Cheers"
"Moving Right Along"
"I Have to Say I Love You in a Song"

If you laughed, you're awesome. If you didn't, just smile and nod. I might come up with a serious one later.

This made me laugh. The song was even in my head as I was typing my own comment, I just didn't think to mention it. Yay Avenue Q!

Semidi
2007-11-18, 03:15 PM
The Best of Queen, my road trip companion.

Winterwind
2007-11-18, 03:49 PM
Hmmm, let's see...

Nightfall, by Blind Guardian
Turn the Wheel, by Blind Guardian
And Then There Was Silence, by Blind Guardian
Epitaph, by King Crimson
In the Court of the Crimson King, by King Crimson
Another Brick in the Wall, part II, by Pink Floyd
High Hopes, by Pink Floyd
Afraid To Shoot Strangers, by Iron Maiden
Reroute To Remain, by In Flames
Trigger, by In Flames
Feuerkind, by Subway To Sally
Seemannslied, by Subway To Sally

...although that leaves so many, many songs out I would have liked to take as well. The highest ranking candidats would have been a whole bunch of songs by Pink Floyd (Dogs, Sheep, Learning To Fly, Sorrow, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Echoes, Us And Them, Brain Damage, Eclipse,...), Moonshield by In Flames, something by Nightwish (lots of candidates again, first and foremost FantasMic and Dead Boy's Poem), something by Queen, or more by the bands in the selection above.

EDIT: Oh, wait, road trip mix? As in, not just my favourite songs, but to be heard by others, in company or so?
Hmmm... that might change the list a bit...
Ah, what the heck, I don't feel like typing another one. :smallbiggrin:

The Bushranger
2007-11-18, 04:06 PM
Hmm...

In no particular order:

I'm Not Ashamed - Newsboys
Power of Love - Guardian
Pure - Superchick
Voice of Truth - Casting Crowns
Grace Like Rain - Todd Agnew
Healing Rain - Michael W. Smith
Lord, I Come Before You - Salvador
O Sifuni Mungu - First call
Sweet Cherry Wine - Tommy James & The Shondelles
The Last Night - Skillet
Back In His Arms Again - Mark Schultz
Missing Person - Michael W. Smith

JabberwockySupafly
2007-11-18, 04:52 PM
For a road trip, my 12 would have to be, also in no particular order:

1.Clutch - Burning Beard
2. Clutch - Opossum Minister
3. Clutch - Profits of Doom
4. Atmosphere - Cats Van Bags
5. El-P Tasmanian Pain Coaster
6. El-P & Aesop Rock - Run The Numbers
7. Rogue Traders Way To Go
8. Primus The Toys Go Winding Down
9.Jimmy Eat World - Pain
10. Iron Maiden - Wicker Man
11. Flogging Molly - May The Living Be Dead (In Our Wake)
12. Atmosphere - Say Hey There (Gott Go to Mexico)


I could easily do more than 12, and do so every day thanks to my MP3 cd player in the car, but those are the 12 I would haev to bring with me if I had to choose.

ReproMan
2007-11-18, 05:32 PM
*sigh* If I must, then I must...

Utterly incomplete mishmash list, composed of songs that get people movin', that get people chillin', that get people thinkin', and that, above all else, get people singin' :smallbiggrin: .

Movin':
'Mosh' - Eminem
'Sex Machine' - James Brown
'No Excuses' - Alice in Chains

Chillin':
'Such Great Heights' - Iron and Wine
'Little Wing' - Stevie Ray Vaughn
'Sunrise' - Norah Jones

Thinkin':
'Harvest Moon' - Neil Young
'Do Right Man' - Aretha Franklin
'On the Road Again' - Willie Nelson

Singin':
'I Will Survive' - Gloria Gaynor
'Sabotage' - Beastie Boys
'Mariner's Revenge Song' - The Decemberists

Mix 'em all up, play it through once, and slam in the next CD without hesitation :smallsmile: .

Jimp
2007-11-18, 07:47 PM
Road trip eh? I'll just use my 'not exactly doing the speed limit' mix.

1. Ballad of Sal Vilaneu - Taking Back Sunday
2. Supa Dupa Fly - 666
3. Colours of the Harder Style - Showtek
4. It's a Dream - Dark by Design
5. Indo Silver Club - Daft Punk
6. Nowhere to Hide - Dark by Design & Sol Ray
7. These Fighting Words - Devildriver
8. Dumpweed - Blink 182
9. Above Me - Rufio
10. What it is to Burn - Finch
11. Road to Recovery - Rufio
12. The Note From Which a Chord is Built - Emery

But normally I'd just plug my mp3 into the system :smalltongue:

ElfLad
2007-11-18, 08:33 PM
I went through my Library, limiting myself to one song per artist and ended up with 24. I narrowed it down to twelve, and the lucky winners are:

Helter Skelter (The Beatles)
Walk On (Boston)
Highway Star (Deep Purple)
Search & Destroy (Iggy Pop & The Stooges)
Aces High (Iron Maiden)
Down the Road (Kansas)
Communication Breakdown (Led Zeppelin)
Ace of Spades (Motorhead)
Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne)
Jailbreak (Thin Lizzy)
I Wanna Rock (Twisted Sister)
Going Mobile (The Who)

And the runners-up...

Little Deuce Coupe (The Beach Boys)
Fire of Unknown Origin (Blue Oyster Cult)
Up Around the Bend (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
Already Gone (The Eagles)
Drunken Lullabies (Flogging Molly)
Nightrain (Guns N' Roses)
Call Me the Breeze (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
Flirtin' With Disaster (Molly Hatchet)
Kickstart My Heart (Motley Crue)
Hammer to Fall (Queen)
Come Sail Away (Styx)
Panama (Van Halen)

Rare Pink Leech
2007-11-19, 09:28 AM
Much like ElfLad, my road trip mix has a general theme of, well, being on a road trip :smallyuk:

My list, in not particular order, is:

1. Let It Ride - Bachman-Turner Overdrive
2. Magic Bus - The Who
3. I Can See For Miles - The Who
4. Bus Rider - The Guess Who
5. Ticket To Ride - The Beatles
6. The Long And Winding Road - The Beatles
7. Drive My Car - The Beatles
8. Back In The Saddle - Aerosmith
9. Ventura Highway - America
10. Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan
11. Running Through The Jungle - Guns N' Roses
12. Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen
13. Born To Run - Bruce Springsteen
14. I'm Leaving On A Jetplane - Peter, Paul & Mary
15. Till We Run Out Of Road - Jewel
16. Watching The Wheels - John Lennon
17. I'm Stepping Out - John Lennon
18. Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell
19. Bicycle Race - Queen
20. Everyday Is A Winding Road - Sheryl Crow
21. Homeward Bound - Simon & Garfunkel (for the return trip)
22. Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf
23. Endless Highway - The Band
24. Moonlight Drive – The Doors
25. Roadhouse Blues – The Doors
26. Riders On The Storm – The Doors
27. Life In The Fast Lane – The Eagles
28. Crosstown Traffic – Jimi Hendrix
29. Last Train To Clarksville – The Monkees
30. The Boys In The Bright White Sports Car – Trooper
31. Baby Wontcha Please Come Home – Trooper (also for the return trip)

Wasn't really sure how to pare it down, so you get an extra long list:smallbiggrin: Kudos to anyone who actually reads the whole thing.

Emrylon
2007-11-22, 02:09 PM
Ok I'm going to try and stick to twelve. It is a mix of my all time favourite songs and songs I have just got into.

1)Emerald - Thin Lizzy
2)Communication Breakdown - Led Zepplin
3)Won't get fooled again - The Who
4)Coffee Shop - RHCP
5)Killing in the Name - RATM
6)Welcome to the Jungle - Gunz n' Roses
7)Approach the Bench - The Audition
8)Burn Burn - LostProphets
9)Follow - Breaking Benjamin
10)Local Boy in the Photograph - Stereophonics
11)Lonely Train - Black Stone Cherry
12)London's calling - The Clash

Jack Squat
2007-11-22, 04:34 PM
I have a 100 CD case for just this...I really, really don't want to type the songs out.

commander43
2007-11-22, 10:09 PM
Hmm....only twelve songs?

1. Corazon de Oro, Rancid
2. Broken, Bad Religion
3. Drug Stabbing Time, The Clash
4. Road to Rock 'N' Roll, Joe Strummer
5. Magnificent Seven, The Clash
6. Old Friend, Rancid
7. New Dark Ages, Bad Religion
8. Summersong, The Decemberists
9. Genocide, The Offspring
10. Rock and Roll Rebel, Ozzy Osbourne
11. Won't Get Fooled Again, The Who
12. Find Your Way, Authority Zero(Awesome Band that nobody has ever heard of!)

I hate to do this, but I only managed to get 4 non-punk songs in there. You have to forgive me! It was only 12 songs!

Moff Chumley
2007-11-23, 12:31 PM
Take note, this is not a list of favorite songs, it's something I would listen to on a long road trip.

Long Time Gone-CSN (The couruses and subject matter seem appropriate for the start of a road trip)
2112 Overture/The Temples of Syrinx-Rush (Everyone needs a bit of waking up. :smallsmile: )
Concierto De Aranjuez (Adagio)-Miles Davis (Why not?)
Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)-Talking Heads (To add a bit of :smallconfused: to your day)
Thoughts, Part ll-Spock's Beard (More of the above)
Free Hand-Gentle Giant ('Cause my hands are free.) :smallwink:
21st Century Schitzoid Man-King Crimson (Everyone else in the car deserves a bit of a shock, don't they?)
Dogs-Pink Floyd (Why not?)
The Royal Scam-Steely Dan (A bit of Jazz is good for you.)
Total Mass Retain-Yes (Because my eyes, eclipsed, convinced the younger moon attained wth love. Blah Blah Blah clear manna from above.)
The Great Nothing-Spock's Beard (I mean... it's Spock's Beard. It's only logical... heh...)
Carry On/Questins-CSN (The best ending to a CD that I could think of.)

jmaccabeus
2007-11-23, 02:31 PM
Can't think of 12 off the top of my head, so I'll stick with 6:

1. Kraftwerk - Autobahn (natürlich :D )
2. Ludwig van Beethoven - Symph. #8, 2d movement
3. Antonin Dvorak - Symph #9 (New World), 4th movement
4. Arlo Guthrie - City of New Orleans (yes, it's a train, but it has the right beat)
5. Duke Ellington - Take the A Train (see above)
6. Eagles - Hotel California

steelwire
2007-11-28, 03:19 AM
This made me laugh. The song was even in my head as I was typing my own comment, I just didn't think to mention it. Yay Avenue Q!









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Jorkens
2007-11-28, 08:35 PM
Free Hand-Gentle Giant ('Cause my hands are free.) :smallwink:
Clever ****.

Edit: gah, stupid filter destroying my (tenuous) witticism.

The asterisks represent the shortened form of 'Richard', although since I'm punning on the anatomical meaning of the word I guess it would actually be wrong to circumvent the filter this time.

Lucia
2007-12-05, 10:36 PM
Hmmm, let's see...

Nightfall, by Blind Guardian
Turn the Wheel, by Blind Guardian
And Then There Was Silence, by Blind Guardian
Epitaph, by King Crimson
In the Court of the Crimson King, by King Crimson
Another Brick in the Wall, part II, by Pink Floyd
High Hopes, by Pink Floyd
Afraid To Shoot Strangers, by Iron Maiden
Reroute To Remain, by In Flames
Trigger, by In Flames
Feuerkind, by Subway To Sally
Seemannslied, by Subway To Sally

...although that leaves so many, many songs out I would have liked to take as well. The highest ranking candidats would have been a whole bunch of songs by Pink Floyd (Dogs, Sheep, Learning To Fly, Sorrow, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Echoes, Us And Them, Brain Damage, Eclipse,...), Moonshield by In Flames, something by Nightwish (lots of candidates again, first and foremost FantasMic and Dead Boy's Poem), something by Queen, or more by the bands in the selection above.

EDIT: Oh, wait, road trip mix? As in, not just my favourite songs, but to be heard by others, in company or so?
Hmmm... that might change the list a bit...
Ah, what the heck, I don't feel like typing another one. :smallbiggrin:


Yeah sounds great, perfect road trip mix to me, though i know what its like to have those around you frowning at the stereo :( (stereo? im i THAT old?)
I would defenetly add something by dream theater there, rush, rhapsody (march of the swordmaster won my heart long ago haha), tool, pain of salvation, angra... wow there´s so much to add. Thanks god for ipod xD

Ill check that "Subway to Sally" stuff, never heard of it

Winterwind
2007-12-05, 10:46 PM
Yeah sounds great, perfect road trip mix to me, though i know what its like to have those around you frowning at the stereo :( (stereo? im i THAT old?)
I would defenetly add something by dream theater there, rush, rhapsody (march of the swordmaster won my heart long ago haha), tool, pain of salvation, angra... wow there´s so much to add. Thanks god for ipod xD That's true, those would be nice bands to add, too (though if I was adding something by Rhapsody, while I like the March of the Swordmaster, I think Legendary Tales or Pride of the Tyrant would come first).


Ill check that "Subway to Sally" stuff, never heard of itThey are quite a bit different from the other bands I listed, but they are definitely worth it. Singing in German though, and the singing is a pretty major part of why I like them.

Kraggi
2007-12-05, 10:51 PM
Close to the Edge, Yes
Echoes, Pink Floyd
Revealing the Science of God, Yes
Thick as a Brick side I, Jethro Tull
Thick as a Brick side II, Jethro Tull
Passion Play, Side II
Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands, Bob Dylan
Suppers Ready, Genesis
Plague of Lighthouse Keepers, Van Der Graaf Generator
Gates of Delerium, Yes
Dogs, Pink Floyd
Tarkus, Emerson Lake and Palmer

That should get you through most drives.

The Extinguisher
2007-12-05, 10:55 PM
When We Were Younger & Better by 65daysofstatic
A Failsafe by 65daysofstatic
Don't Go Down to Sorrow by 65daysofstatic
Wax Futures by 65daysofstatic
These Things You Can't Unlearn by 65daysofstatic
Lyonesse by 65daysofstatic
Music Is Music as Devices Are Kisses Is Everything by 65daysofstatic
The Distant & Mechanised Glow of Eastern European Dance Parties by 65daysofstatic
Little Victories by 65daysofstatic
Primer by 65daysofstatic
White Peak/Dark Peak by 65daysofstatic
The Conspiracy of Seeds by 65daysofstatic

That would get my pumped up enough. And it'd be a fun roadtrip. Full of many crashes and pitstops.

Smeik
2007-12-06, 01:44 PM
Hm, only 12?

Alright, I'll try.

Sing-along List:

1. Die Ärzte - Alleine in der Nacht
2. Layment - Crossroads
3. Skyclad - AnotherDrinkingSong
4. Subway to Sally - Knochenschiff
5. Steppenwolf - Born to be wild (just because)
6. Sabaton- Metal Machine
7. Edguy - Superheroes
8. Schandmaul - Kein Weg zu weit
9. Dropkick Murphy's - Johnny I hardly knew ya
10. Tenacious D - Tribute
11. The Pogues - If I should fall from Grace with God
12. Fiddler's Green - Don't Come Again

Driving quiet and thinking - list

1. Dream Theater - Solitary Shell
2. Ton Steine Scherben - Wo sind wir jetzt?
3. In Flames - Discover me like Emptiness
4. Sonata Arctica - Caleb
5. In Extremo - Omnia Sol Temperat
6. Billy Joel - Piano Man
7. Skyclad - Hybrid Blues
8. Disturbed - Land of Confusion
9. Eric Fish - Turn the Page
10. Fiddler's Green - Another Spring Song
11. Queensryche - Eyes of a Stranger
12. Subway to Sally - Seemannslied

edit: some spelling and a change.

Arioch
2007-12-06, 02:35 PM
Mostly songs by Mith Benn. He's uber! :smallbiggrin:

Now, how many people will ask who he is?

Smeik
2007-12-06, 02:36 PM
If you say it that way... Who is Mith Benn?

How come he is uber?
:smallbiggrin:

Arioch
2007-12-06, 02:42 PM
That was an impressively quick reply.

Mitch Benn is a British musical comedian. He writes satirical and witty songs, often for comedy programmes on radio. However, the thing that sets him apart from many other people who write funny songs is that he can actually sing and play various musical instruments well.

Smeik
2007-12-06, 03:04 PM
I just listened to some of his stuff on his website... Yes, he is at least worth another look. He really has a wide range of sounds. And good texts.:smallbiggrin:

reorith
2007-12-06, 06:43 PM
twelve tracks?

yesterday's today by a perfect circle
orestes by a perfect circle
unstable by adema

liberate by disturbed
over by a perfect circle
sour girl by stone temple pilots
tourniquet by evanescence

third eye by tool
hero by verve pipe
everybody hurts by rem

giving in by adema
away by breaking benjamin
made of glass by trapt
eat you alive by limp bizkit