[Sindakid]

Metallica

Kill em all

 

[jedi-mcfly]

Pink Floyd

Dark Side of the Moon
...but in headphones only

 

[PDXLaserGazer]

Barry White - Any album

But I primarily listen to Linkin Park, Nickelback, Aerosmith, AC/DC and Metallica. Depends on how fast I plan to go. I also keep the soundtrack for Forest Gump on the iPod ready to go, sometimes Everybody Must Get Stoned.

 

[rwilly]

The already mentioned Dark Side of The Moon, also Physical Graffitti.

 

[Drparkwood]

Depends high way, AC/DC, Nugent and Floyd the Wall. Back roads, Charlie Daniels, Blake Sheldon, Lenard Skynard. On my way home from a great trip/ride news radio or silence.....

 

[Known1]

Awe man, to narrow it down to one is truly impossible for me. It really depends on my mood, the weather, if I'm riding in a group, and my location to name a few factors. All of those mentioned thus far make the cut though.

 

[Maggie Mae]

Matallica

Kill em all

Pantera Greatest Hits

 

[Teflon Mike]

I'm a hip hop head (I'm sure no one else here is, so I'll recommend something a little more aligned with this group) but I have a serious love for music of all variety and lately I've been really into the doors ! Come on baby light my fire! I was jammin this all over North Carolina.

 

[pella cholla]

Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber

 

[h7wae14t]

Hmmm

AC/DC-highway to hell
Or
Pink Floyd-wish you were here

 

[primethious]

I like most everything as long as it's good.
@Teflon Mike . Even hip hop! Lol!

Almost anything is better on headphones.
My current favorite to ride to would be damn near anything from Sia or a few tracks from Deadmau5, and Pantera's Walk always get me going.

I don't typically like Spanish music but Despacito from Puerto Rico's Luis Fonsi is smooth, and has a nice bounce.

 

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chili peppers - californacation.

 

[bobzinger]

Rare Earth (21 minute version of "Get Ready" will cause you to exceed the speed limit) , Grand Funk, followed by the Doobie brothers. oh yeah, Boston and Heart.
Radar Love is a driving song too.

 

[Mikekoz13]

For when you're out on a nice country ride just cruisin' along......

 

[scottbass]

The Mark Cameron Band - Live at Blues on the Chippewa.

But then again, I'm in that band...:icon_rockwoot:

Amazon.com: Live at Blues on the Chippewa: Mark Cameron: MP3 Downloads
https://www.amazon.com/Live-Blues-Chippewa-Mark-Cameron/dp/B072FGKF87

 

[Poseidon]

Albums? Really? I didn't know people still bought albums.

I have several playlists that I have made for riding depending on the mood and type of riding I am doing. Each playlist has several songs by various artists.

 

[Sindakid]

Albums? Really? I didn't know people still bought albums.

I have several playlists that I have made for riding depending on the mood and type of riding I am doing. Each playlist has several songs by various artists.

I like listening to full albums. I feel that is the way the artist intended it to be heard.

 

[VicGI]

Red hot chili peppers

 

[BrotherWind]

Shuffle...sometimes skip...

 

[Poseidon]

I like listening to full albums. I feel that is the way the artist intended it to be heard.

In certain cases, I agree. But for the most part, there are very few complete albums that lend themselves to good riding music. They all end up putting some love song, a skit, or other BS you don't want to hear when you are riding. I grew up in the "mix" cassette tape era, so playlists are my natural choice.

Sitting at home, I like listing to complete albums from Tool, but I think I only have 3 or 4 of their songs on any of my riding playlists.