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Topic: Top 15 Driving Songs

What are your top 15 (only 15!) songs to listen to while driving?
Here's mine (in no particular order):

1. The sky is cryin' - Stevie Ray Vaughan
2. Living after midnight - Judas Priest
3. Breaking the law - JP
4. You've got another thing comin' - JP
5. The Joker - Steve Miller band
6. Wicked Garden - STP
7. Interstate Love Song - STP
8. Big Empty - STP
9. Creep - STP
10. Plush -STP
11. Turn the page - Bob Seiger (or metallica cover.  depending on your mood.)
12. Tuesday's Gone - Lynyrd Skynard
13. Gimme Three Steps - Skynard
14. Radar Love - Golden Earing
15. Fat bottom girls - Queen

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

1. Blind - Korn
2. I am an Asshole - Dennis Leary
3. Falling Away from me - Korn
4. Breathin' - Tupac
5. Here to Stay - Korn
6. Right Now - Korn
7. Sugar - System of a Down
8. Blackout - hed
9. Suck it up - hed
10. Prison Song - System of a down
11. Everything I've Known - Korn
12. A.D.I.D.A.S. - Korn
13. Chic 'N' Stu - System of a Down
14. Ya'll Want a Single - Korn
15. Dead Bodies Everywhere - Korn

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

Long Distance Highway Driving

Drive - The Cars
Heartbeat City - The Cars
Hotel California - The Eagles

Anything by Joe Satriani


Other Driving

Piece of Mind - Boston
Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth
Hold On Tight - ELO
Blackout - Scorpions
American Psycho - Treble Charger
Rainbow In The Dark - Dio
Spit It Out - Slipknot
We're In This Together - NIN
More Human Than Human - White Zombie
Dragula - Rob Zombie
Bark At The Moon - Ozzy


There's a few...

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

Hotel California - The Eagles
Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth
More Human Than Human - White Zombie
Dragula - Rob Zombie
Bark At The Moon - Ozzy
Ya'll Want a Single - Korn
Dead Bodies Everywhere - Korn

All great driving songs, even those from Fireborn ( tongue ).  Didn't quite make my top 15, but could easily make my top 30.  There are tons (TONS!) of great driving songs.  I just had to limit myself.

On the other hand, here are a few more:
Life in the fast lane - Eagles
Cliffs of Dover - I have no idea who does this one.
Paranoid - Black Sabbath
Rocky Mountain Way - Joe Walsh
Lagrange - ZZ Top

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

1. I do - Better Than Ezra
2. Aeroplane - Red Hot Chili Peppers
3. Scar Tissue - Red Hot Chili Peppers
4. Start Me Up - Rolling Stones
5. Vaseline - Stone Temple Pilots
6. Cochise - Audioslave
7. Serenity - Godsmack
8. Live Again - Bad Religion
9. Do The Evolution - Pearl Jam
10. Led Zepplin - Good Times Bad Times
11. Grateful Dead - Touch of Grey
12. Van Halen - Right Now

When I drive, I can't listen to just one type of music. Sorry folks. :-P

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

When I drive, I can't listen to just one type of music. Sorry folks.

I'm just wondering why you felt the need to say that, seeing as how none of us posted just one type of music.

Oh, and what's the word on the new board?

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

When I drive, I can't listen to just one type of music. Sorry folks.

I'm just wondering why you felt the need to say that, seeing as how none of us posted just one type of music.

Oh, and what's the word on the new board?

Ragging again Brim? Just saying I don't like listening to one type of music when I drive. And about the board, talk to Steve, he's the one with the server.

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

Ragging again Brim?

Yup.  I take it you are too? tongue

Just saying I don't like listening to one type of music when I drive.

And the "sorry folks" part?  I guess that was "just saying" too, huh? wink

And about the board, talk to Steve, he's the one with the server.

I emailed him, but haven't gotten anything back yet.  I was hoping you had heard from him.

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

He needs a more reliable server. . i'm gonna try to help him pay for some shit for it. But, at hte moment, I have no money =p. Here is why:

This month:
$150 for a ticket defferal
$130 for license plates
$100 for tickets to Cedar Point (plus gas and hotel)
$300 on clothes
$130 on car payment
$120 on car insurance
$30 for Ozzfest

All that on my $600 bi-weekly paycheck. . but hey, I can still afford some computer parts. =P

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

hehe....  I can't wait to see what that budget looks like after you're legally able to buy alcohol. big_smile

But what does he need?  A part, or a whole new server?  I may be able to help him out if it's just parts.

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

Oh, while we're on the subject, here's my budget for this month:
Rent:             1050
Phone:           20
Cable:           50
Cell:              45
Food:            150
Car repair:    390 (Dashboard LCD Display)
Toilet paper:  40 (I like the expensive kind)
Alcohol:         240
Smokes:        60
Money spent
on women:     450

I either need to give up smoking, drinking, or fucking and I'd have alot more money to play with.  Though I haven't decided which one to give up yet...

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

What do you make at your job? Sallary? Hourly? I only get $8.50 an hour, but I usually get overtime.

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

Well. . at the moment he has a bad hard drive. He only uses that computer for a server for his websites. So, i'm thinking a 20 gig hard drive will be sufficient. Right now it's using like a 500mhz p3 processor, and i'm giving him my old p4 1.2 ghz processor. But, he has to buy a new board to handle the processor, which wont be too much. So that's what we are looking at right now, but i'll talk to him tomorrow about it. smile

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

I have an older comp I don;t use anymore with a 20 gig HD.  I could send it to him, if he'd like.

And I currently make 36k, salaried.

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What's that an hour?

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

I'm not sure, but it works out to 3k a month before taxes and deductions.
I get paid every 2 weeks.  Because I get a salary, I may work 12 hours a week, or I may work 60.  It all depends on what's going on.

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Yeah, I get paid every two weeks, also.

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Bi-weekly sucks. sad

How do you know how often you're going to work Brim? Do they just let you know when to go home everyday?

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You are just ugly

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

Depends on the hours worked...if I'm not mistaken, salaried employees generally do not have as strict a schedule as hourly wage employees.  When I was a Director of Finance for a municipality, I was salaried and did not have fixed hours, HOWEVER, the work needed to get done, whether I worked 6 hours or 16 hours in a day.

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

How do you know how often you're going to work Brim? Do they just let you know when to go home everyday?

Well, every week or so, they give me a bunch of asignments.  My hours all depend on how long it will take me to get everything done.  Also, I work at home alot.  The only time I go into work is when I need to use the resources that they provide me.

When I was a Director of Finance for a municipality, I was salaried and did not have fixed hours, HOWEVER, the work needed to get done, whether I worked 6 hours or 16 hours in a day.

Exactly.  It all depends on what needs to get done.

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Bi-weekly sucks. sad

I like it. What's wrong with it?

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Re: Top 15 Driving Songs

I know it sucks if you live paycheck-to-paycheck, but if you can save a little money, bi-weekly is fine.