Conference back40::soapbox

-1 Commander Cody And His Lost Planet Airmen?

   anything by the CARS or the POLICE...

If you enjoy some of the music from the 70's I would have to say Elton John or
maybe the Eagles. 

    Eurythmics/Annie Lennox
    Dire Straits - Communique
    Sting - Blue Turtle

	ABBA - ABBA Gold

    I think torture has been outlawed in France, Glen.

	You've never rocked in the car to, "Waterloo"?

    
    I used to be able to sing "Waterloo" in Swedish, but my brain got too
    full and I had to jettison that part of it.
    

    Knowing me, no.  Knowing you, yes.
    
    
    agagaagagga   I kill myself sometimes.

    The 1812 overture, cannons and all.

    
    Rush-Chronicles
    Scorpions-Animal Magnetism

    Clarke-DiMeola-Ponty    The Rite of Strings

| <<< Note 773.10 by ACISS1::BATTIS "Future Chevy Blazer owner" >>>


| Scorpions-Animal Magnetism

	Wow... you DO have good taste in music. :-)


Glen

    Oh, no- don't make no promises...

    
    doc likes the album too apparently.

	Well, I guess we're all in the Zoo!

 Little Peggy March's greatest hit "I will follow him"
 Bobby Goldsboro's greatest hits "see the tree how big it's grown..




 

    The best driving song ever written is "Roadrunner" by Modern Lovers
    (Jonathan Richman).
    

    Hell Bent for Leather.

    
     
    Wagner's _Der Ring Des Nibelungen_.
    
    All of it�.
    
    
    
    � Well, you did say it was a 1000+ mile drive.
    
    

 Is that the same "Roadrunner" done by Junior Walker and the All Stars many
 years ago?



 Jim

The Jayhawks "Forever the Green Grass"
Eric Clapton "Behind the Sun"
Gary Moore "Still Got the Blues"
Lynyrd Skynyrd "Gold and Platinum"
Allman Bros "Brothers and Sisters"

    We once went on a camping trip with another friend who owns a 
    stretch limo (2 wheel drive!).    Anyway (to make a long 
    story short) we were flying down a mountain dirt road - 
    doing 65 mpg, sliding the stretch around the corners listening 
    to a group call Barney Rubble and the blank blank blank.   (don't ask)
    This group sings about some very strange things which cannot be 
    brought up in this conference.  They are some New York city gronge 
    rock group..
    
    Anyway if you are into that New York city trash rock I suppose
    this is "good driving music".    I was more fasinated with attempting
    to understand what they were singing about then anything... 
    
    Later that evening (at the bar) we found that we had puntured 
    a hole in the gas tank and lost 1/4 tank of gas.   This night 
    was one for the books!    

    Re: .20.
    I don't think so.  I think Jonathan Richman wrote the "Roadrunner" I'm
    talking about, because the lyrics refer to Route 128 and driving past a
    Stop & Shop.  It's from the early 1970s, and can be found on the only
    real album that the Modern Lovers released.  The drummer went on to the
    Cars, and the keyboardist to the Talking Heads.
    
    P.S. The Sex Pistols performed "Roadrunner" live, and ripped it off in
    their own song "EMI."
    

I'm still boggling over subjecting someone to 1000 miles in a car with Abba
playing on the stereo.

Glen, I am starting to believe that you're part of a conspiracy.

May your dreams be forever filled with The Partridge Family and William
Shatner albums.

    Allman Bros. - Eat a Peach or Live at the Fillmore
    Jayhawks _ Hollywood Townhall
    Crowded House - Woodface
    Gin Blossoms - New Miserable Experience
    Peter Tosh - Legalize It
    Greatful Dead - American Beauty
    Gin Blossoms - Congratulations I'm Sorry
    Cranberries - Everybody else is doing it why cant't we?
    Sarah McLachlan - Fumbling towards ecstacy
    Donald Fagen - Kamakiriad
    XTC - Skylarking
    Donald Fagen - Nightfly
    Little Feat - Sailing Shoes

re: -1

ABBA.. ABBA... ABBA  all the way

    Wouldn't that be:
    
    yaw eht lla ABBA ... ABBA ... ABBA all the way
    
    ??

    
    
    Suggest some Kodaly, Liszt, Bartok -- a little more in keeping with the
    destination than Swedish bubble-gum musak.

    Looove me or leave mee...it's your choice...but believe me....
    I love youuuuuuuuu.....I do I do I do I do I dooooooo....
    
    Buy all the Abba albums and play them over and over.  You'll be
    supporting the Swedish gummint!

    Lenny Kravitz - Mama Said
    Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes
    Ottmar Liebert - Luna Negra 
    Ottmar Liebert - Nouveau Flamenco
    Tracy Bonham - The Burdens of Being Upright
    Led Zeppelin - I,II,III,IV, Physical Graffiti
    Susan Ashton

    Andy
    
    What you want to do is go out and buy the latest ministry tape. It will
    keep your daughter happy. (I hear she likes this kind of music :-))
    
    Some of it can be quite sooting. Listening to trance/jungle etc, has a
    relaxing effect on me.
    
    Steven F.

 Smashing Pumpkins  Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
 The Who	    Quadrophenia, Box Set 30 years of R&B
 Steve Ray Vaughan  Texas Flood, Couldn't Stand the Weather
 Peter Gabriel	    Passion
 Dire Straits	    First Album
 Soundgarden	    Superunknown
 Led Zeppelin	    I, II, III, Houses of the Holy
 Queensr�che	    Operation Mindcrime, Empire
 Alice in Chains    Dirt

Voice of the Beehive:	Let it Bee
Laurie Anderson: 	Mr. Heartbreak
Blachmange (sp?): 	Mange Tout
KLH: 			The Timelords
Frank Zappa: 		Shiek Yerbuti
Devo:			(any)
Phil Glass:		Powaqattsi

... and one very large bottle of Ibuprophen.

 Beethoven's 7th
 anything by Doc and Merle Watson
 

Be sure you have Hungarian Rhapsody to play while you're going through
Magyar customs.

/john

    
    	RE: .23
    
    	Joan Jett covered that song also.
    
    
    	And it appears that most of you are just listing your favorite
    	songs/albums instead of listing good driving music.  Driving
    	music has to rock, which is more effective at keeping you awake
    	[and alert], especially at higher db levels.
    
    	Add to that a catchy bass/drum line that gets you tapping [or
    	banging] your hands against the steering wheel or seat and voc-
    	als you can shout out along with the album and it'll keep your
    	interest [but please make sure you pay attention to where you're
    	going!!].
    
    	For example:
    
    	"Rage Against the Machine" - Rage Against the Machine
    
    		White-boy heavy rap, so to speak.  Guitar effects are
    		excellent.  The vocalist is no Engelbert Humperdinck,
    		but would you really expect him to be?
    
    	"Psalm 69" - Ministry
    
    		Industrial - quite heavy.  Screeching guitars, machine-
    		gun influenced electronic drum sounds, grating vocals.
    		If this puts you to sleep then there's something ser-
    		iously wrong with you.
    
    	"Rat Race" - Child's Play
    
    		Your basic straight-forward hard rock with a couple of
    		ballads tossed in for variety.  The best album of '91
    		[or whatever year it came out].
    
    	"Unleashed in the East" - Judas Priest
    
    		One of the better-sounding live metal bands, these guys
    		never fail to impress me with their talent.
    
    	"Hairpick" - Blues Saraceno
    
    		Guitar instrumentals.  Blues is 24 now and this is his
    		3rd album [which is 2 years old].  The kid wails.
    
    	"Raging Slab" - Raging Slab
    
    		Some of you might have heard me mention these guys once
    		or twice.  Skynyrd meets Metallica ... combine southern
    		hard rock and whacked-out timing changes and you have
    		Raging Slab.  And toss a couple ballads in for good
    		measure.
    
    	"Oh No! It's Devo" - Devo
    
    		The ultimate techno band of the 70's/80's, this album
    		will have you singing along and banging your hands on
    		the steering wheel once you get a feel for it.
    
    	"Deaf Gods of Babylon" - Lord Tracy
    
    		Medium/hard rock album that is ALOT of fun and deserves
    		repeated listenings.  This band really knows how to
    		rock and has a great time doing it.
    
    	"Paradise Theater" - Styx
    
    		Yeah, I know that this was 1 of the 1st albums that you
    		think they "sold out" on, but hey, it's fantastic.
    
    	"Headhunter" - Krokus
    
    		Combine Marc Storace's "less than perfect" vocals and
    		Fernando von Arb's wailing guitar riffs and you've got
    		a recipe for a kick-butt album.
    
    
    
	There are a bunch more, but hey, I can't list 'em all.  And I
    	just noticed that I listed 10 albums in this entry, which is
    	exactly the same as the number of CD's that the changer in my
    	Duster holds.  So it looks like I just decided which albums to
    	put in there when I finish with the ones that are in there.
    

      <<< Note 773.37 by BUSY::SLAB "Always a Best Man, never a groom" >>>

    	>"Unleashed in the East" - Judas Priest
    
         3 great chords, 4 great albums....

    
    	I'm pretty sure they have 14 albums, but thanks for playing.
    
    	Let me check.
    
    	Make that 15 ... that's how many I have, and I'm pretty sure
    	that I have them all.
    

    
    shawn, I will stick with Rush or the Scorpions. In fact I've been
    listening to rush for the last week. most awesome highway music.
    
    almost as good as sex, almost.

    Child's Play?  
    
    Lord Tracy?
    
    agagaga
    
    Shawn, really.  You lost me after Rage & Ministry.

    
    	I'm sorry that I decided to list albums that are more than 4
    	years old, April.
    
    	I promise to do better the next time.
    

	Santana - Lotus
	Allman Brothers - Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas
        Captain Beyond - Captain Beyond (if you can find it)
	Grateful Dead - Hundred Year Hall
        Jethro Tull - This Was
	Stevie Ray Vaughn - Live Alive
	Rolling Stones - Flashpoint        
	Danny Gatton - Redneck Jazz
	

Shawn,

I know that. It's a joke son, I say, a joke.

daryll

Add to the list:

Farrenheit

    Re: .37:
    
    Rage Against the Machine . . . "white boy heavy rap?"
    
    But only two guys in the band are white!
    
    

    OK Shawn:
      
    Tin Machine - David Bowie. 
    

    Live from Carnegie Hall - oh man can't remember his name...
    
    you now he sang Under the Sea and Day Oh :-)
    
    aaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Harry Belafonte.

NNTTM,

Art

 Mitch Miller...Sing Along with Mitch
 

    There's a song on that tape that my kids sing all the time the words
    start out
    
    I wonder why nobody don't like me
    or is it a fact that I'm ugly...
    
    
    :-)
    
    Johnny Horton's Greatest Hits... great historical adventure music
    

>    <<< Note 773.51 by JULIET::MORALES_NA "Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze" >>>
    
>    I wonder why nobody don't like me
>    or is it a fact that I'm ugly...

	my parents had this Belafonte 45 rpm record when i was a kid,
	and it was very popular in our household too. ;>

	"shut yer mouth, go away
	mama look-a boo-boo day.."

	a classic. ;>

    Anything from the Grateful Dead.  Soundtrack to "Even Cowgirs Get the
    Blues" by kd lang.  Anything by Hoyt Axton.  
    
    meg

    
    Andy, this list should last you until you hit Siberia. If your going
    further, may I humbly recommend Englebert Humperdink. No stereo should
    be without it. hth
    
    your friend across the pond
    
    Mark

    
    Since you have a lot of time I'd go for some longer tunes ...
    
    Fire On High 		- ELO
    Sweet Judy Blues Eyes (?)   - CSNY
    Glad			- Traffic
    Yellow Brick Road		- Elton John
    Free Bird			- Lynard Skinner
    Stairway to Heaven		- LZ
    Can't You Hear Me Knockin   - Stones
    Sympathy for the Devil	- Stones
    Abacab			- Genisis
    
    Turn way up and you get one pass in on the way and another pass on the
    way home if you drive slow.
    
    Greg
    

    Apologies to Oph but

    Eagles Greatest Hits
    Hell Freezes Over
    The Long Run
    Hotel California

    These haven't been mentioned.

    And another great album:

    Don Henley's Greatest Hits

Eagles Greatest Hits?

Is that a single or an ep?

    
    	RE: Greg
    
    	Keep in mind that you're listing singles and he's going out and
    	buying albums ... so he's going to be paying $15+ just to get to
    	the 1 song that you happened to list.  8^)
    

    Sorry, should have been :

    Eagles, Their Greatest Hits.

    
    	They have at least 2 of them, though ... up to "The Long Run"
    	and "The Long Run" and later.
    

    It's the blue cover with the eagle head on it.
    
    hth.

Some variety:

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 		- Will the Circle Be Unbroken
Beatles				- Anthology II (Sgt. Pepper timeframe outtakes)
Ella Fitzgerald			- Sings Cole Porter Songbook
Who 				- Thirty Years of Maximum R&B
Frank Zappa			- Commercial Greatest Hits
Miles Davis			- Sketches of Spain
Pittsburgh Symphony		- Mozart's Magic Flute
Robert Johnson			- Complete Recordings
Clifton Chenier			- Anthology
Frank Sinatra			- In The Wee Small Hours

    
    	Then "'71-75" is also in the title but is blatantly absent from
    	your reply.  Please fix it.
    

    No. I won't.
    
    I fart in your general direction.
    
    Cue Stick Snob!

The Long Run is the definitive Eagles album.
A New World Record is the definitive ELO album although Face the 
Music is a close second.

    Born To Run - Bruce Springsteen
    Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf
    Hatched - The Eagles

        <boggle>

    <connect four>

    <scrabble> ?

    I can't believe I missed a perfectly good 69 SNARF.  :(

    The Who - Live at Leeds for daytime travel
    &
    Frank Sinatra - Songs for young lovers for the evening time !!!
    
    Peter

    
    	I agree ... "The Long Run" is The Eagles' best.
    

    James Taylor Live, two CD set.

    If falling asleep at the wheel is your plan, that's the way to go!

    
>    	Keep in mind that you're listing singles and he's going out and
>    	buying albums ... so he's going to be paying $15+ just to get to
>    	the 1 song that you happened to list.  8^)
    
    I have heard rumors of people who have made copies from albums to
    create tapes of selected songs.  The rumors often imply they often use
    friends albums to make such tapes.  Given this is illegal I in no way
    promote such activity as it starts us on the slippery slope to the end
    of civilization 8^).      
    
    Then again the complete CDs aren't too shabby in their own right.
                            
    Greg                                     

    re .0
    
    If ya want to get there REAL FAST I'd listen to something like Cannibal
    Corpse or Pantera.  
    -ss

    
    Andy, this is the last free hint you'll be getting from me, so don't
    blow it.
    
    Anything by Tony Bennett
    
    send me money when you get back

    I was going to suggest Marilyn Manson, but that just leads to devil
    worshipping...

    {chortle}

    The spoken soundtrack from the movie "My Dinner With Andre".

         Anything from Pantera.  Unless you're on a long ride, in which
    case AIC is a better alternative. 

         Do not, repeat DO NOT try and listen to one of those "books on
    tape" while you are driving. They make you lose your concentration and
    forget what you are doing. 

    Thanks for all the suggestions, which I will take up. Pippa (daughter)
    is taping Oasis albums as I write this, Simon (son #1) is taping Huey
    Lewis and Daniel (son #2) is taping Beatles albums.
    
    Wendy has just dug out Koyaanasqatsi, which I do love dearly for
    driving to and we have several X-Files stories on tape.
    
    I'll be off tonight....see you in 2 weeks or so.

    Dave Matthews Band - "Under the Table and Dreaming"
    Anything by Rush
    

    
    have a fun & safe trip
    
    

Take a break as you go through W�rzburg.

Have a meal at "Diocletian" which is about a block towards the
cathedral from the Rathaus; on your right with the old bridge
behind you.

If you have time, take a tour of the Residenz (the palace in town,
which is much more interesting than the castle on the hill).

/john

    Ruby (The Galactic Gumshoe), series I and III.

    
    Rossini's _La Cenerentola_.
    

    
    .87
    
    sounds like a nice video game.

    .89:
    
    More like audio candy.
    
    http://asylum.apocalypse.org/pub/zbs/ruby.html
    
    http://ww2.audionet.com/pub/books/zbs/zbs.htm if you have "Real Audio"
    on your browser.

    Duane Allman - Anthology
    Allman Bros. - Fillmore East, Brothers and Sisters
    anything by Jaco Pastorius
    Stanley Clarke - School Days
    Pat Metheny - First Circle
    Bjork - Debut
    Rubinstein doing anything by Chopin 
    any stellar recording of "La Traviata"

German group Kraftwerk has an album from about 1974 called Autobahn.
There is a 22 minute 30 second song on there of the same name.  It
is excellent driving music.

Bill Powers

    
    	Is the song called "Kraftwerk" or "Autobahn"?
    

    The song is Autobahn.  Good stuff.  I have it back-to-back with the 12"
    single version of Relax by FGTH.  Now that's what I call driving music.
                

    Re: kraftwerk
    
    Do they not do more techno stuff nowadays. I am sure I saw a video of
    them on MTV about 3 years abck, and it sounded pretty techno to me
    then?
    

  RE: Kraftwerk

  They are an electronic band who started in the early 70's.  They
  are pioneers in electronic music.  There were musicians who came
  before them into electronic music though, so I'm not saying they
  were the first to produce it.   Yes, much of the techno crowd was 
  influenced by this group.  They don't do much anymore,
  and have kind of broken up.  A couple of years ago, they did a
  remix album of all their "Hits".  You wouldn't hear their songs
  on many radio stations in the US though.  Certainly not any pop
  stations.  On the remix album, they cut the length of Autobahn 
  down to a little over 9 minutes.  The original is still the best
  though.  You can still find their stuff on CD, probably as imports.
  I think Newbury Comics here in Nashua still has a bin for them.


  Bill Powers

  

 Albert King  Live Wire Blues Power

    
    	I do remember hearing Kraftwerk's "Autobahn", but I don't
    	remember the song at all except that it was a long instrum-
    	ental.
    
    	I was working at a restaurant at the time, doing "opening"
    	duties like cleaning and sweeping and stocking, and I used
    	to crank up the radio in the bar and listen to 94.1 WHJY's
    	"Rock'n' Roll Root Cellar" and they played it 1 Sunday morn-
    	ing.  That's also where I heard Firesign Theater's "Nick
    	Danger" for the 1st time.
    

     When I lived in Germany my favorite tape to drive to on the autobahn
    was the B-52's Cosmic Thing.

    Steve Morse Band - The Introduction
      "     "    "   - Structural Damage
      "     "    "   - Stressfest
      "     "    "   - Southern Steel 
      "     "    "   - Coast to Coast
    Dixie Dregs - Full Circle
      "     "   - Bring 'Em Back Alive
    Joe Satriani - Surfing With the Alien
     "      "    - Time Machine  (Except when he sings)
     "      "    - The Extemeist (   "     "  "    "  )
     "      "    - Joe Satriani (Red Skies & Joe)
    Eric Johnson - Ah Via Musicom
    Ken Tamplin & Friends - An Axe to Grind
    Vinnie Moore - Meltdown
      "     "    - Time Odyssey
    Joey Tafola - Out of the Sun
    Racer X - Extreme Volume II Live
    Alan Holdsworth - I.O.U.
     "       "      - Metal Fatigue
    
    Via con Dios!
    

The Dregs.  How aptly named (veteran of multiple "concerts" if you can call
it that).

Steve Morse worship...  ah, makes me long for Tony Bennet

    
    Tony Bennett
    
    nnttm

    Ma'ire Brennen - Misty Eyed Adventures
    Enya - Memory of Trees
    Sting - Soul Cages
    Heather Nova - Walk This World (I think that's the title)
    The Coors (self-titled, I believe) 

    
    	The Coors?  Beer on the mind, Steve?  8^)
    
    	"Forgiven, not Forgotten" - The Corrs
    

    <--- And the sad part of my last note is that I corrected someone a
    while back who made the same mistake.  8^\  (I wouldn't go so far as to
    call Coors "beer", however.  8^) )
    
    For some reason, I can never remember the titles of most CDs, which is
    why my list was so small (and even then I missed the Corrs' title -
    one I listen to frequently, I might add).
    
    For instance, there is a Loreena McKennit CD that has a ONE WORD title
    - a CD that I enjoy often - that I can't remember at the moment.
    
                                                 
    
    To add a couple more CDs to the topic at hand:
    
    Sarah McLaughlan - Touch
     "      "        - Fumbling Towards Extasy (or something like that)
    

    
    AC/DC - HIGHWAY to Hell played over and over and over and over and
    over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over
    and then when your just starting to get alittle tired of that you 
    could throw in Hagar's I believe self title album with I can't drive
    55 on it played over and over and over and over and over and over you
    get the idea.
    
    Smile'in Jack

    Yup,"Highway to Hell","Power Age","High Voltage" etc. Great stuff.
    
    Or "Too Fast for Love","Girls,Girls,Girls" or "Shout at the Devil"
    by Motley Crue.
    
    Or almost anything by Van Halen and Aerosmith.
    

    I was also wrong about Heather Nova's CD...it is entitled "Oyster".
    
    A few more:
    
    Dave Mathews Band (yes, probably mis-spelt) - Under the Table and
    						  Dreaming
    Steely Dan - Aja
    Fleetwood Mac - Rumors
    Jennifer Warnes - Famous Blue Raincoat
    Loreena McKennit - The Visit
    Mariah Carey's debut release (her best one, IMO)
    
    
    And, if you like Piano music, try Lynn Arriale Trio - The Eyes Have It

    
    Dave Mathews Band, good choice!!! Listened to one of their CD's in
    Blockbuster. I liked it.

    
    	RE: Stu
    
    	That's "Powerage".
    

    Prolly my fave, too. Along with Highway to Hell.