Another from Downunder!

For me, it depends on the day. Rammstein and White Zombie are fun around town. However, when I'm on road trips or exploring in the Jeep, I actually listen to a lot of jazz, acoustic, etc......
 
Manny said:
and for my house heads out there...



Disco Circus - Martin Circus

Vertigo - Dan Hartman

Washing Machine

A Path

Bring Down the Walls

Let the Music Play

Get your money

Pacific - 808 State

Give it up girl - The Goodmen
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Manny:



Either you are from Chicago or have an extensive knowledge of Chicago House Music. Either way, I am surprised you did not include the following:



Pipeline - Bruce Johnston

Do What You Want - 2 In a Room

I Need You - Sylvester

What Would We Do - DSK (Hurley's Mix)

Give Yourself to Me - Farley f/ Kevin Irvin

Rock This House - Mark Imperial (I have laid some VERY high speed rips off of that)

Beat the Clock - Sparks



...to name a few
 
Miliani:



Thanks for sending those. I am going to peek at them when I get a chance.



For the thread:



Dajae - Is It On My Face

Derrick May - Love Dance

Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder (Instrumental)

Mr. Lee - House This House

Mr. Lee - I Can't Forget

Divine - Native Love

Ralphie Rosario - Baila

Vicious Pink - Can't You See

?? - I Remember

Tyree - Acid Over

Mystery of Love - Fingers Inc.

Earth People - Dance

Lil Louis - Video Crash





Mid 90s Techno

Speed Racer - Alpha Team

Pull Over - Speedy J

Who Is Elvis - Interactive

Dominator - Human Resource (I can't remember which mix that was)



Hip House:



Fast Eddie - Make Some Noise

Renegades - Tag

Outhere Brothers - La La La Hey Hey

Outhere Brothers - Gimme My S#@$
 
Prinz, you remind me of one of my friends from Mpls.

He is a DJ that introduced me to the original Chicago House DJs (Derrek May, Frankie Knuckles...). He also showed me the difference between Chicago House and Detroit Techno. Until then, I mostly considered house to the likes of Frankie Bones. I was a Jungle/DnB fan anyway. We did a class presentation on the History of Electronic music together at it was a blast.





For road trip driving music:

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing...
 
todd@bsaw said:
Prinz, you remind me of one of my friends from Mpls.

He is a DJ that introduced me to the original Chicago House DJs (Derrek May, Frankie Knuckles...). He also showed me the difference between Chicago House and Detroit Techno. Until then, I mostly considered house to the likes of Frankie Bones. I was a Jungle/DnB fan anyway. We did a class presentation on the History of Electronic music together at it was a blast.





For road trip driving music:

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing...
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Honestly, I have been into that kind of music since the '70s. A lot of the "deep house" that's played in Chicago is the same old disco hits from back in the day.



Case in point.....



Dancer - Gino Soccio
 
System of a Down - Dreaming

System of a Down - Stealing Society

System of a Down - Vicinity of Obscenity



Certain parts of these songs are great for doing 100++ or tearing up the dragstrip.
 
SimonG said:
This thread is making me feel very old.



In no particular order:



The Rolling Stones (60's and early 70's only)

Bob Seger

Meatloaf

Dio

Jethro Tull

Rainbow

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Guns N' Roses

Dido

...)
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Don't worry, i'm 19 and I love to listen to classic rock while I drive. I love AC/DC and Van Halen the most. Journey is right up there. It just gets the blood pumpin'. The only thing missing is my V8 Camaro. I drive a Ford Escort and the 4 banger just doesn't fit with the classic rock.
 
Spirited Driving Music

"Du Hast"- Rammstein

"Step Up"- Drowning Pool

"Enter Sandman"- Metallica

"The Current"- Blue Man Group ft Gavin Rossdale

"Riot"- Three Days Grace



Cruising Music

"Soul Survivor"- Young Jeezy & Akon

"Superstar"- Lupe Fiasco

"Take Five"- Dave Brubeck Quartet

"Obsession Confession"- Slash
 
"What You Know About That?" by T.I. can either be used for cruising or commuting. However, "You Know What It Is" is good for cruising. :D
 
I listened to a blend on YouTube and tried it flying back from STL.



The blend consists of "Yo Yo Get Funky" by Fast Eddie and "Me The Mailman" by 6 Bells All.



I will put a link out shortly.
 
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

Stone Temple Pilots - Creep, Big Empty, Interstate Love Song

Metallica - One, Fade to Black

AC/DC - You Shook Me All Night Long



:dance
 
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