Favorite Corvette driving music
11-06-2004, 09:15 PM
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I got an XM radio in my new GMC truck and didn't even play one CD during my 12-hour ride to Carlisle and back this year. I would get another for the Corvette but I really like listening to the exhaust sound instead of the radio when I drive it.
If you havnen't tried XM you are really missing something. You can drive coast-to-coast without losing the signal and listen to nonstop blues, rock, hip-hop, jazz, you name it. They even have X-rated comedy. I have had the truck now for 2 months and I am still finding new and wierd stuff!
If you havnen't tried XM you are really missing something. You can drive coast-to-coast without losing the signal and listen to nonstop blues, rock, hip-hop, jazz, you name it. They even have X-rated comedy. I have had the truck now for 2 months and I am still finding new and wierd stuff!
11-06-2004, 10:53 PM
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Burning Brakes
I commuted to St. College, PA for 2 years from Tyrone, Pa thru Warriors Mark, PA. Had a '69 'Vair, 4-spd, 110HP and then fairly hi-tech radials. It was hog-heaven if Dueling Banjos came on the AM just as I left Tyrone. When I get the 'vette, I'm gonna do it again..and again..and again!!
11-06-2004, 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by lt4dogman
I've noticed that I keep playing the same CD over and over when I'm driving my Corvette,,,, Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band's Greatest Hits, songs like Roll Me Away, Night Moves, Hollywood Nites, Like A Rock etc.
Anybody else care to share their favorites??
My second favorite is Steve Miller Band Greatest Hits '74-'78
Anybody else care to share their favorites??
My second favorite is Steve Miller Band Greatest Hits '74-'78
that one and ZZ Top Eliminator, or Queen's greatest hits....
Rock on
11-06-2004, 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Nathan Plemons
I'll listen to anything except rap. Well I take that back, I can listen to Sir Mixalot, he was always great. Anyway for ultimate driving music it just has to have a beat. Anything from a country variation of Six Days on The Road, to White Zombie. One of my personal favorites is Ballroom Blitz as performed by Tia Carrera. There is a particular road which I like to try and drive down and get to the end of before the end of that song. I'm yet to make it. 
11-07-2004, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Halloween
I actually formed the National Coalition Against Rap
FLAME SUIT ON!!!
I actually like some of the old school rap... McHammer and Neucleus, stuff that was in when I was a teenager. Remember break dancing, or when IROCs were the cool car to have. AHHHH the old days.
11-07-2004, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Halloween
I actually formed the National Coalition Against Rap
11-07-2004, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 94Polo6Speed
The sound of my Flowmasters. 
As a "newbe" owner...just over 2 months, I have never played the stereo...so far the engine sound is enough for me 
...Hope it doesnt change.
