Music for the real enthusiast

jenz58 Postal Menace

9,121 posts · joined Aug 2002 · 15 Oct 2002, 1:17 am

#7050

Had to post this

Street Mix CD - Music From VW Commercials Vol. 1

http://drivergear.vw.com/store/accessory.asp?product_id=2129

Who has it already? First time I've spotted it

May be old news to some

Phil74Camper Head in the Clouds

2,703 posts · joined Aug 2002 · 15 Oct 2002, 11:23 am

#7087

Wow, I'm way out of touch. Serves me right for listening to '60 and '70s music all the time.

I haven't heard of ANY of those bands, except for one of them...I DO remember Da Da Da by Trio. Here they use it for advertising Sakata rice biscuits!

The_Bronze. Minister of Volkswagenism

1,922 posts · joined Sep 2002 · 15 Oct 2002, 9:25 pm

#7159

Were listening to the 'I am Sam' soundtrack at the moment which is great for cruising and just A to B stuff.

Excellent track mix, check it out next time you near a CD barn.

The Bronze.
I Tape CD's to tape, CD players don't last long around sand, mud and water.

Bronze.

Rathmines, Lake Macquarie, NSW.

jenz58 Postal Menace

9,121 posts · joined Aug 2002 · 15 Oct 2002, 11:08 pm

#7189

I'm out of touch didn't know Sakata had ads 🙂

and not to mention no CD player would be shock proof enough for off road stuff

What are peoples favourite cruise tunes?

Cam Custom Title Time!

1,535 posts · joined Aug 2002 · 16 Oct 2002, 10:03 am

#7235

Pitchshifter is the only band on there I recognise... And I can't even remember what they did?!?!?!

As far as cruising music in a 'dub.
Definately German Industrial 😎 it's got the whole groove/motion thing happening (which is great for driving) uses alot of noise samples and is very rocky/heavy so suits lowered suspension and the sound of an air cooled flat 4 😀
Other than that, just some good old fashioned hard-rock Or something kind of funky (like Jamiroquai) or perhaps a combination of both (like 0rgy) always make for great sounds, particularly when cranked!

cheers,
Cam