[mmapwnz]

Originally Posted by m_hood115

anything by sublime
Nirvana Unplugged
Anything by ****llica

why the fuck does it bleep m e t a l?

[johil d'o]

Depends where you're going. If you're driving through the heartland of America, throw something on like Springsteen's "The River" album and just feel the middle America's working class ooze from the speakers.

[The Pink Panthe]

The Doors Live In Concert FTW.

[DetroitCFH76]

The Beatles: Revolver

[lawngnome8273]

As gay as it sounds, I've been listening to the new Say Anything LP straight through a lot recently.


I'm not proud to admit that.

[bad_coupon]

Originally Posted by hypocalking

Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine
Depeche Mode - Violator
Prodigy - Fat of the Land
Ministry - Psalm 69
Nirvana - Nevermind

You, sir, know what you're talking about.

[metalfan]

for me any slayer or pantera album these would be at the top of the list


"hell awaits"


"vulgar display of power"

[X The Dude X]

Originally Posted by ****lfan

for me any slayer or pantera album these would be at the top of the list

"hell awaits"

"vulgar display of power"

I hear you there. Pantera's "Official Live: 101 Proof" is a great album for the road I've always thought.

[MGMustards]

Grew up with this album... can't go wrong.

[WrestlingNerd]

Modest Mouse is good for trips. Especially their earlier stuff like "This Is A Long Drive For Someone With Nothing To Think About" or "The Lonesome Crowded West". They even sound like driving albums. Anything after "The Moon and Antartica" isn't nearly as good trips.