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Prompted by the "What's on your turntable?" thread............

most of us have a big music library at home, but not much of it finds it's way into your car (unless you got MP3 or something).

I have a six disc player in me jam jar. And I am currently listening to...

Cat Stevens
U2
James Taylor
Spandua Ballet
Sting
Vivaldi

So what's playing in YOUR motor?

Argybargy - Squeeze
Trust - Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Get Happy - Elvis Costello again...

franksav63 wrote:Argybargy - Squeeze
Trust - Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Get Happy - Elvis Costello again...

Big Elvis fan then, Frank?

Squeeze are fuckin excellent.

old skool hardcore

Hardcore Breaks

Drum & Bass...bit of dubstep too!

olgitgooner wrote:

franksav63 wrote:Argybargy - Squeeze
Trust - Elvis Costello & The Attractions
Get Happy - Elvis Costello again...

Big Elvis fan then, Frank?

Squeeze are fuckin excellent.

Kev, Squeeze are my main band, and also love E.C....

mostly my zen is what i listen too on shuffle, have about 120 albums on that
tons of cds most now on my laptop and in the car if we are going for a long drive i normally bring
paul wellar-hit parade
ac/dc -greatest hits
counting crows-greatest hits
hootie and the blowfish-greatest hits

and thats about it really

REBEL GOONER wrote:mostly my zen is what i listen too on shuffle, have about 120 albums on that
tons of cds most now on my laptop and in the car if we are going for a long drive i normally bring
paul wellar-hit parade
ac/dc -greatest hits
counting crows-greatest hits
hootie and the blowfish-greatest hits

and thats about it really

Blimey, I love Hootie and the blowfish would never have dreamt of you being a fan

Chas and Dave,

Glen and Gary

Anything that's sung by two prats

For driving it's usually older stuff, a bit of Zeppelin IV, Stereophonics - Performance and Cocktails, Paul Weller - Stanley Road, Prodigy - Phat of the land, U2 - Joshua Tree, Goldie - Timeless if i'm in a bit of a ponsy sing a long mood the Hotel California album or the Bridge over troubled water album.

ds wrote:

REBEL GOONER wrote:mostly my zen is what i listen too on shuffle, have about 120 albums on that
tons of cds most now on my laptop and in the car if we are going for a long drive i normally bring
paul wellar-hit parade
ac/dc -greatest hits
counting crows-greatest hits
hootie and the blowfish-greatest hits

and thats about it really

Blimey, I love Hootie and the blowfish would never have dreamt of you being a fan

have all there stuff every song is just so different, great band

No car, never wanted one and have no desire whatsover to drive but currently playing at home is BBC Radio 6 and Back Street Luv by Curved Air, there's one for the teenagers Album of the week is West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum by Kasabian, been on my cd player all week. Curved Air now finished and Mirage by Siouxsie And The Banshees has started.

tomorrow morning first song to be play will be "God save the Queen" (not the Sex Pistols' version) after "Rule Britannia" (not the Wenger's version)

sex pistols-jubilee
metallica-ride the lightening
guns n roses-appetite
green day-american idiot/international superhits
ramones
creedence clearwater revival (could "have you ever seen the rain" be one of the finest songs?)
while my guitar gently weeps

Anything on Motown anything on Atlantic and anything on Stax,Always been a soul boy.Elvis,The Stones pre 73,Zeppelin and Hendrix

311
Zeppelin
JayZ
Stone Temple Pilots
Third Eye Blind


Anyone tried the "genius" feature on itunes? Its fuckin brilliant