Classic Car, Classic Rock - What's Your DRIVER Song?

[BobBreed]

I'm a vietnam vet... anything CCR or the Doobies! I'll even throw in Blood, Sweat and tears>

Bob

[Andy74tii]

Mine is Box of Rain, Grateful Dead. Why?

1. Era correct for the car

2. The car itself is sort of a box

3. Bob Weir had a '74 tii and he said it was the best car he ever had

I envy the person who has the Alpine 7307, I have been looking for one of those forever! I have an ADS powerplate, driving ADS 300i's, but need the 7307 and maybe a pair of ADS 320i's to complete the picture!

Andy74tii

[jgerock]

Mine is Box of Rain, Grateful Dead. Why?

1. Era correct for the car

2. The car itself is sort of a box

3. Bob Weir had a '74 tii and he said it was the best car he ever had

I envy the person who has the Alpine 7307, I have been looking for one of those forever! I have an ADS powerplate, driving ADS 300i's, but need the 7307 and maybe a pair of ADS 320i's to complete the picture!

Andy74tii

[jgerock]

Boston, 'More than a feeling'. Every riff known to man on that one song!

+1  I still have some of their LP's (and a Yamaha belt-drive turntable). Excellent music.

[chichy]

Mine is Box of Rain, Grateful Dead. Why?

1. Era correct for the car

2. The car itself is sort of a box

3. Bob Weir had a '74 tii and he said it was the best car he ever had

I envy the person who has the Alpine 7307, I have been looking for one of those forever! I have an ADS powerplate, driving ADS 300i's, but need the 7307 and maybe a pair of ADS 320i's to complete the picture!

Andy74tii

Hmm I wonder what Lesh drove when the money started coming in?

The PO installed 300i's in the parcel shelf... I also hear he was a big Neil Young fan too.

[M3M3]

I go back a bit further...Summer of 1963..............  Still have the car, the radio, the girl.  And still like Heat Wave.

 

mike

you WIN!!!

[M3M3]

ok, i'll play. caveat being that in the M2, can't hear a damn thing except the engine unless stopped and idling....

 

bmw - S14 (extended remix with carbon fiber)

deep purple - highway star

bangles - hazy shade of winter

rhianna - shut up and drive

ted nugent - stranglehold (dupe from previous post)

zztop - most anything they did

boston - foreplay/longtime

the knack - my sharona

Edited October 28, 2013 by mlytle

[nesky45]

Steely Dan...Do it again.

"In the land of milk and honey, you must put them on the table"

I must say there are some great songs listed here.

[mike472]

Mine is Box of Rain, Grateful Dead. Why?

1. Era correct for the car

2. The car itself is sort of a box

3. Bob Weir had a '74 tii and he said it was the best car he ever had

I envy the person who has the Alpine 7307, I have been looking for one of those forever! I have an ADS powerplate, driving ADS 300i's, but need the 7307 and maybe a pair of ADS 320i's to complete the picture!

Andy74tii

Hmm I wonder what Lesh drove when the money started coming in?

The PO installed 300i's in the parcel shelf... I also hear he was a big Neil Young fan too.

Jerry drove a 7 series when the money started rolling in. With tinted windows.

Statesboro Blues and just about anything from "Live at the Fillmore East"

[13]

Definitely gotta say Runnin Down a Dream by Tom Petty would be up there, although not technically Classic... That end guitar solo is absolutely RANK

 

Really though, Zep, CCR, Jimmi Hendrix, any real classic rock is awesome to buzz along too

[glemon]

You guy's taste in music is almost as good as your taste in cars, lots of great tunes on this list.

[JackF]

Commander Cody...Hot Rod Lincoln

Steppenwolf...Magic Carpet Ride

Lee Micheals...Stormy Monday

Endless list really

Speaking of music, We are re-modeling the place, new baths/kitchen etc and I bought one of the new Kohler Moxie Shower heads. Has a Bluetooth speaker built in. Shower music...pretty cool actually

Edited October 26, 2013 by JackF

[kbmb02]

Uneasy Rider - Charlie Daniels Band = towing the race car

"Who owns this car with the peace sign, mag wheels and four on the floor."

 

Let it Be - The Beatles = driving up / down the quiet parts of Pacific Coast Highway

 

20 Miles of Texas Left - Andrew Cash = long drives through the night.

 

-KB

[Guest_anonymous]

MVO- meeting of the spirits/you know you know

[snowy]

If I'm in a melow mood, Songs For Beginners , Graham Nash. The slide guitar by Garcia alone is worth the listening.