Favorite Road Trip Songs

[bofa]

Go :lookout:

 

[KidVermicious]

Steppenwolf, Born To Be Wild
Deep Purple, Smoke On The Water
CCR, Born On The Bayou
Led Zeppelin, Kashmir
Phil Collins, I Don't Care Anymore
Metallica, Wherever I May Roam
Heart, Barracuda
Mark Knopfler, The Bug
Sir Mix-a-Lot, Buttermilk Biscuits
Grateful Dead, Truckin'
Jackson Brown, Running On Empty
Beasty Boys, Brass Monkey
Crystal Method, Trip Like I Do
Pat Benetar, We Belong
Stone Temple Pilots, Interstate Love Song
Billy Idol, Mony Mony
Bloodhound Gang, Asleep At The Wheel
Mountain, Mississippi Queen
Floater, Cinema
Tom Petty, I Need To Know
Alannah Myles, Black Velvet
Talking Heads, Road to Nowhere
Stevie Ray Vaughan, Cold Shot
The KLF, 3 AM Eternal
Bob Seger, Hollywood Nights

That should keep you going for a couple hours.

 

[WillK]

Good list, but "Beasty" Boys, really...Beasty...?

Add Van Morrison's Comfortably Numb
and most of the Hall Pass soundtrack.

 

[Dark Lord]

I like this one.

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[Ol'Blue]

Zep.

Led Zeppelin - Stairway To Heaven

All time best guitar work. Great for the road!

 

[Hepar]

Can't go wrong with The Steve Miller Band or Creedence on a good road trip. My flip side goes to reggae. A little Marley.

 

[Hepar]

Sir Mix-a-Lot, Buttermilk Biscuits

Thank you for that. Swass is a NW staple. How does a guy in Utah know about that?

 

[bofa]

Alright how about some non-rock suggestions

 

[Dark Lord]

Can't go wrong with The Steve Miller Band or Creedence on a good road trip. My flip side goes to reggae. A little Marley.

The Steve Miller Band is straight up drivin with the windows down on a sunny day music!

 

[fish0281]

Alright how about some non-rock suggestions

I'm a spotify user and I highly recommend it for road trips!

I'll just list off a few random genre artists (def different than most already mentioned, aside from the Beastie Boys... who I love) that I like to jam:

P.O.S. &/or Doomtree (underground hiphop with a punk/rock influence)
Trampled by Turtles (Bluegrass)
Dan Croll (not really sure, indie?)
Wilco (modern rock)
The Black Angels (punk-themed rock?)

 

[Hepar]

I also dig listening to Nightmares on Wax, Thievery Corporation and any other good chill ambient music.

 

[Clone of the Mean]

Paul Simons Graceland used to be a favorite. Been a looong time since I've heard that....

 

[farmerjon]

I like "Tick of the Clock" by Chromatics. Pretty cool and a neat track to listen to on epic drives.

 

[KidVermicious]

Good list, but "Beasty" Boys, really...Beasty...?

Oh hush, it was past my bedtime when I posted.

Thank you for that. Swass is a NW staple. How does a guy in Utah know about that?

Grew up in the NW.

 

[MtnT4R]

wheels on the bus