Road trip music advice
05-15-09, 03:36 PM
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Road trip music advice
We are going down to for the Santa Fe Century this weekend, leaving in about an hour. I want to stop by the music store on my way home to pick up a CD or two for the 6 hour drive. If I was to buy only one CD from each of Radio Head and Death Cab for Cutie, which ones should I buy?
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Kid A or Hail to The Thief by radio head
Also David Dondero is awesome road music, especially the song "the real tina turner" and "ode to a 1793 chevy open road "
Also David Dondero is awesome road music, especially the song "the real tina turner" and "ode to a 1793 chevy open road "
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People still use CDs?
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+1. Death cab is OK, but not the best thing on the road.
Other things I like are the "I Am Sam" soundtrack, Bright Eyes' Cassadaga, Sufjan Stevens' Illinoise, the Alison Krauss/Robert Plant album, and just about any live Grateful Dead.
I drive about 300 miles per week, and these have stuck in the changer for months at a time.
Other things I like are the "I Am Sam" soundtrack, Bright Eyes' Cassadaga, Sufjan Stevens' Illinoise, the Alison Krauss/Robert Plant album, and just about any live Grateful Dead.
I drive about 300 miles per week, and these have stuck in the changer for months at a time.
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Death Cab- Translanticism or Plans
My friends prefer the former but I like Plans better myself. Their new album is garbage though.
My friends prefer the former but I like Plans better myself. Their new album is garbage though.
