best driving music??
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Congratulations on the new purchase BTW, what colour / spec / etc...I've had mine over a year now and the third gear punch still has me laughing out loud everytime, it's awesome 
depends on whether or not you wish to keep your license;
If yes: comfortably numb a great idea
or REM - Automatic for the people (if its a tiptronic)
If not: the list is endless
lynard skynard - freebird (good for breaking the engine and clutch in as it starts slow)
Aint seen nothin yet (Bachman Turner Overdrive)
Power of Love (Huey Lewis & the News)
Eye of the Tiger (Survivor)
or absolutely anything by ZZTop
If yes: comfortably numb a great idea
or REM - Automatic for the people (if its a tiptronic)
If not: the list is endless
lynard skynard - freebird (good for breaking the engine and clutch in as it starts slow)
Aint seen nothin yet (Bachman Turner Overdrive)
Power of Love (Huey Lewis & the News)
Eye of the Tiger (Survivor)
or absolutely anything by ZZTop
not actually mine, going to get it with my dad!!!!
hes delighted, as am i
!
its a polar silver 2002, 15000 miles, ruffled leather, carbon fibre, basically fully specced.
previously owned by frank mountain... the bloke who bought the ex schuey race car on fifth gear..... turbos are just gorgous arent they??!
hes delighted, as am i
! its a polar silver 2002, 15000 miles, ruffled leather, carbon fibre, basically fully specced.
previously owned by frank mountain... the bloke who bought the ex schuey race car on fifth gear..... turbos are just gorgous arent they??!
Guns and Roses Use Your Illusion 2 always does it for me!
This Album is a Solo Drive MAX Volume intense driving,depends on your taste i suppose.
Craig
Oh forgot Base Tone of a Flat Six Turbo helps.
Just a comment i to dislike some of the motoring programs that use rock tracks to highlight the car when all we really want to hear is the motor.On the other hand some of the cars are so bland they need the music to make them come to life.
>> Edited by craigturbo2 on Thursday 17th March 19:24
>> Edited by craigturbo2 on Friday 18th March 14:48
This Album is a Solo Drive MAX Volume intense driving,depends on your taste i suppose.
Craig
Oh forgot Base Tone of a Flat Six Turbo helps.
Just a comment i to dislike some of the motoring programs that use rock tracks to highlight the car when all we really want to hear is the motor.On the other hand some of the cars are so bland they need the music to make them come to life.
>> Edited by craigturbo2 on Thursday 17th March 19:24
>> Edited by craigturbo2 on Friday 18th March 14:48
Advice is simple take stereo and speakers bin the bloody lot and enjoy the wonderful flat six noise. Its a car not a lounge for christs sake, and while were on this subject when are the pricks that make motoring programmes going to realise that we dont want the latest supercars glorious multi cylinder creation to be drowned out by some god awful 80's soft rock band!!! Sorry but seriously am i the only one that feels this way? Whatever you choose to do mate enjoy the car! 
Hannu said:
Advice is simple take stereo and speakers bin the bloody lot and enjoy the wonderful flat six noise. Its a car not a lounge for christs sake, and while were on this subject when are the pricks that make motoring programmes going to realise that we dont want the latest supercars glorious multi cylinder creation to be drowned out by some god awful 80's soft rock band!!! Sorry but seriously am i the only one that feels this way? Whatever you choose to do mate enjoy the car!
Well said...my RS has the crappest speakers ever installed in a car....and they never get used!
Good to see that music taste is high up there with taste in cars!
Comfortably numb - Yes, but you'll struggle to keep your hands on the wheel during the guitar solo
The Killers - current fave for my weekly commute.
Linkin Park - Shouty music ideal for the M45
Learning to Fly - Foo Fighters
Chop Suey - System of a Down
Alternatively: no music + windows lowered + heavy right foot = six cylinder symphony
Comfortably numb - Yes, but you'll struggle to keep your hands on the wheel during the guitar solo
The Killers - current fave for my weekly commute.
Linkin Park - Shouty music ideal for the M45
Learning to Fly - Foo Fighters
Chop Suey - System of a Down
Alternatively: no music + windows lowered + heavy right foot = six cylinder symphony
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