Driving song.
02-17-2010, 05:37 PM
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DagBMX: Reverend Payton's Big Damn Band is AWSOME! I saw them open for Clutch last year....
Which brings me to my favorite driving music. Clutch Rocks. The first 2 albums especially. The House that Peterbuilt is my current favorite.
The Hammer going Down by Chris Knight is a good driving tune also.
I'm into all sorts of music though.
Atreyu
old Sabbath
Marshall Tucker
Slayer
Metallica
System of a Down
Hank III
Avenged Sevenfold
Neil Young
The list goes on...
You gotta have good driving tunes in my XJ. She runs much smoother that way.
Which brings me to my favorite driving music. Clutch Rocks. The first 2 albums especially. The House that Peterbuilt is my current favorite.
The Hammer going Down by Chris Knight is a good driving tune also.
I'm into all sorts of music though.
Atreyu
old Sabbath
Marshall Tucker
Slayer
Metallica
System of a Down
Hank III
Avenged Sevenfold
Neil Young
The list goes on...
You gotta have good driving tunes in my XJ. She runs much smoother that way.
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02-17-2010, 06:38 PM
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punk rock, hardcore (not the modern scene kid type), speed metal to black metal, goth/death rock, ska, swing, jazz... almost everything, but mainly anything that brash and gritty for the most part. with dirty raw music, too much bass actually adds a horrible tinny quality to the overall sound
part of my problem with sub and amp set ups is it does not compensate for the high-end range, and over exemplifies the low end. the only real way to truly compensate for a heavy bottom end is to have something like tweeters installed to bring back some balance to the overall sound. for me it's all about finding the proper balance in sound, and by over doing the output of different sound ranges it throws the whole spectrum out of wack.
i think of it like hot sauce: too much acidity and you loose the flavor of the spices and peppers.
part of my problem with sub and amp set ups is it does not compensate for the high-end range, and over exemplifies the low end. the only real way to truly compensate for a heavy bottom end is to have something like tweeters installed to bring back some balance to the overall sound. for me it's all about finding the proper balance in sound, and by over doing the output of different sound ranges it throws the whole spectrum out of wack.
i think of it like hot sauce: too much acidity and you loose the flavor of the spices and peppers.
02-17-2010, 07:05 PM
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For me its all ROCK!!!
Nickelback
Metallica
Van Halen
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Three Days Grace
3 Doors Down
Led Zepplin
just to name a few!
Nickelback
Metallica
Van Halen
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Three Days Grace
3 Doors Down
Led Zepplin
just to name a few!
02-17-2010, 10:38 PM
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eastbound and down - me first and the gimme gimmes
san fransisco - lucero
drag the waters - pantera
dig a ditch - within the ruins
badfish -sublime
my top 5 for cruisin
san fransisco - lucero
drag the waters - pantera
dig a ditch - within the ruins
badfish -sublime
my top 5 for cruisin
02-18-2010, 03:29 PM
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02-18-2010, 03:53 PM
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well, if some a**hole wouldn't have stolen my cd player while i was at work it would be
Pantera
Type o Negative
GWAR
Tool
Down
The Sign of The Southern Cross
Cradle of Filth
Hellyeah
Mudvayne
etc. etc. etc.
Pantera
Type o Negative
GWAR
Tool
Down
The Sign of The Southern Cross
Cradle of Filth
Hellyeah
Mudvayne
etc. etc. etc.
02-18-2010, 04:54 PM
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one of my buddies from high school saw them, and he had photos he put up online of when one of the guys urinated all over him and other people in the front row. he was covered head to toe in this blue liquid, lol.
i always though of getting some costume foam and going to halloween parties dressed up like one of them.
i always though of getting some costume foam and going to halloween parties dressed up like one of them.
02-18-2010, 05:11 PM
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02-18-2010, 05:19 PM
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I am sure I have a lot.. most rockin' country is good. But two that popped into my head..
Copperhead Road --Steve Earle
I'm a Country boy-- Alan Jackson
Copperhead Road --Steve Earle
I'm a Country boy-- Alan Jackson