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[Jimbo B]

Tangerine Dream "Live miles"

[Del Boy]

New akon stuff is good, as is Ne-yo Son does my disc's and they're all good stuff dunno what half the stuff is called but it's good  

[Gaffers]

Meat Loaf's 'Bat out of Hell' is one of my favourites that 'gets me going', as does Led Zep's "Stairway to Heaven".

The Beatles "Ticket to Ride" makes for a fairly relaxed ride.

In heavy traffic or just big motorway hold ups it is The Rolling Stones "Paint it Black" that I put up full volume. 8-) 8-) 8-)

So yes, the answers for me is that the music does affect how you drive!

I have a very disturbing but educational montage of major incidents (mostly bombing incidents) which has that song as a backing track......I cant listen to it anymore  

[M16]

I've been listening to Leonard Cohen and get a lot more MPG

[Martin_1962]

Meat Loaf's 'Bat out of Hell' is one of my favourites that 'gets me going', as does Led Zep's "Stairway to Heaven".

The Beatles "Ticket to Ride" makes for a fairly relaxed ride.

In heavy traffic or just big motorway hold ups it is The Rolling Stones "Paint it Black" that I put up full volume. 8-) 8-) 8-)

So yes, the answers for me is that the music does affect how you drive!

I have a very disturbing but educational montage of major incidents (mostly bombing incidents) which has that song as a backing track......I cant listen to it anymore  

Theme tune to Tour of Duty

[Richie London]

Meat Loaf's 'Bat out of Hell' is one of my favourites that 'gets me going', as does Led Zep's "Stairway to Heaven".

The Beatles "Ticket to Ride" makes for a fairly relaxed ride.

In heavy traffic or just big motorway hold ups it is The Rolling Stones "Paint it Black" that I put up full volume. 8-) 8-) 8-)

So yes, the answers for me is that the music does affect how you drive!

I have a very disturbing but educational montage of major incidents (mostly bombing incidents) which has that song as a backing track......I cant listen to it anymore  

this gives me a buzz when driving, my thumb seems to magically press the s on the gearstick without me knowing  


[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Usd9V21H7u4&feature=related[/media]

[albitz]

Meat Loaf's 'Bat out of Hell' is one of my favourites that 'gets me going', as does Led Zep's "Stairway to Heaven".

The Beatles "Ticket to Ride" makes for a fairly relaxed ride.

In heavy traffic or just big motorway hold ups it is The Rolling Stones "Paint it Black" that I put up full volume. 8-) 8-) 8-)

So yes, the answers for me is that the music does affect how you drive!

Iron Maiden is always good  

Yes, like them as well Ian.

I was going to, and now I will, mention Pat Boone's "Speedy Gonzales" which is a great driving record turned full up, but that is probably unknown to many of you(?)

 i remember it, cant forget it as dad was a pat boone fan,matt munroe ray conniff, james last and sinatra. sunday afternoon it was jimmy saville on the radio and they would argue over what song it was

met him once,he was a d*ckhead.

[sidewaysmv6]

what about the rolling stones,gimme shelter...  

[Darth Loo-knee]

Oh My God!!!! You Lot Are SO Last Century

You need some like Faithless, Sash blasting away not Perry bleedin Como  

There is just no hope for you I'm afraid

[Lizzie_Zoom]

Meat Loaf's 'Bat out of Hell' is one of my favourites that 'gets me going', as does Led Zep's "Stairway to Heaven".

The Beatles "Ticket to Ride" makes for a fairly relaxed ride.

In heavy traffic or just big motorway hold ups it is The Rolling Stones "Paint it Black" that I put up full volume. 8-) 8-) 8-)

So yes, the answers for me is that the music does affect how you drive!

I have a very disturbing but educational montage of major incidents (mostly bombing incidents) which has that song as a backing track......I cant listen to it anymore  

I cannot pretend to have come under enemy fire (or was it blue on blue with the Americans!!) but certainly can understand what you mean.   Music can, and often does, relate to certain tragic or very happy moments in your life and form an indelible life long emotional link.

Maybe not quite the same, but similar, I was very much of the anti-Vietnam generation, with some strong passions about what the USA was doing.  Some years later a drama documentary was made about a group of young American conscripts being called up to fight in Nam. For me an unforgettable piece of this great film was a true scene of B52's unloading their bombs in standard 'carpet bombing practice' to the musical accompaniment of Pachelbel,s Canon .

Whenever I hear that music, which I do play in the car, I just 'live' that scene as the beauty of that music, and the horrors of war, interplays with each other

[Richie London]

Oh My God!!!! You Lot Are SO Last Century

You need some like Faithless, Sasha distel blasting away and Perry bleedin Como  

There is just no hope for you I'm afraid

good choice  

[Gaffers]

Meat Loaf's 'Bat out of Hell' is one of my favourites that 'gets me going', as does Led Zep's "Stairway to Heaven".

The Beatles "Ticket to Ride" makes for a fairly relaxed ride.

In heavy traffic or just big motorway hold ups it is The Rolling Stones "Paint it Black" that I put up full volume. 8-) 8-) 8-)

So yes, the answers for me is that the music does affect how you drive!

I have a very disturbing but educational montage of major incidents (mostly bombing incidents) which has that song as a backing track......I cant listen to it anymore  

I cannot pretend to have come under enemy fire (or was it blue on blue with the Americans!!) but certainly can understand what you mean.   Music can, and often does, relate to certain tragic or very happy moments in your life and form an indelible life long emotional link.

Maybe not quite the same, but similar, I was very much of the anti-Vietnam generation, with some strong passions about what the USA was doing.  Some years later a drama documentary was made about a group of young American conscripts being called up to fight in Nam. For me an unforgettable piece of this great film was a true scene of B52's unloading their bombs in standard 'carpet bombing practice' to the musical accompaniment of Pachelbel,s Canon .

Whenever I hear that music, which I do play in the car, I just 'live' that scene as the beauty of that music, and the horrors of war, interplays with each other

I hear ya, it was actually a video made for Major Medical Incident Management training and its pretty horrific including one snap where you see a press conference and then boom black all lights are out and panic.  Its amazing that footage carried on but it's not very nice....