What do you listen to on your commute?

Mobius · Post by **Mobius** » 2006-09-14 02:22pm

for the moment: a few albums rotating randomly on my Kirin Playlist

Supercar Highvision
BoA Listen to my Heart
Mika Nakashima Music
Imogen Heap Speak 4 Yourself
My Dying Bride The Light at the End of The World
The Seatbelts Cowboy BeBop Remix: Music for the Freelances

Vendetta · Post by **Vendetta** » 2006-09-14 05:08pm

My iPod has my entire album collection on, usually on shuffle for commuting, though if I'm going to be travelling for more than half an hour I'll generally choose a particular album or symphony. I find that long trips pass somewhat quicker if measured against the progression of an actual album.

Singular Quartet · Post by **Singular Quartet** » 2006-09-14 10:05pm

theski wrote:
Singular Quartet wrote:Music must be listened to when driving somewhere. My mind goes insane if there isn't any.

I used to listen to WFNX, but they have a new tower, or something, and reception is shit unless I'm on a numbered road (it's rather weird)

Right now, it's a mix of WAAF, WBCN, and when I get sick of morning shows, my PDA... because my iPod is a piece of shit.
What no Howie Carr.. or Weei??

Wha? No. I hate morning talk shows. Complete pain in the ass. If I wanted infantile humor, I'd spend more time with one of my managers. When I turn on my radio, I want music, goddamit. If I want talk, I'll listen to fucking NPR.

Red Star · Post by **Red Star** » 2006-09-17 03:35pm

Lisa wrote:105.7 (krock kingston), cd of various mp3s or my ipod plugged into the cd deck.

musical tastes are described as eclectic, which means I listen to everything except shitty sounding rap (there's a few rap songs I like but not many).

That station rocks! Have u ever listened to 91.3X the Loyalist college station, its got a lot of good music, especially rock.

I'm from beautiful Bellvegas.

Post by **Simplicius** » 2006-09-17 10:00pm

Before I returned to school and stopped being a commuter, I'd cycle between MPBN (read: NPR, but some bureaucracy changed the name around), 106.9 W-Bach, and WRFR and WERU, which are both local non-commercial stations. For the long drives between home and school...cassette tapes. Yeah, my car is that old, and yeah, there's an awful lot of radio wasteland between Maine and New York.