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Title: best cruising album...
Post by: aslongasukeepa on Jul 02, 2008, 07:20 AM
The Tennessee Fire is my favorite MMJ album to cruise to. It Still Moves is great too, especially in the fall at around sundown. What type of cruises go with what albums for you guys?
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: Angry Ewok on Jul 02, 2008, 07:48 AM
Booze cruise with Okonokos.

Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: aslongasukeepa on Jul 02, 2008, 09:01 AM
haha,more of a smokin cruise type guy but yeah I'd say Okonokos is my favorite overall album, but I don't think its fair to say a live album is my fave.
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: Penny Lane on Jul 02, 2008, 09:17 AM
i haven't had a car in 5 years so unfortunately, no cruising---but ....

best running album: kasabian-kasabian or anything by the gorillaz

best train album (obviously other than MMJ or verve albums) is probably the roots:phrenology
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: blueskyink on Jul 02, 2008, 09:28 AM
QuoteBooze cruise with Okonokos.



Nice, I tend to sit down on sundays, set the needle gently on side A of Okonokos, smoke a little and let them take me on a ride.  It's one of my favorites to just sit back and relax to on my day off, also really enjoy The Black Keys - Attack and Release.

My new cruisin record has been Evil Urges actually, but I usually mix it up and listen to a variety of records if I am traveling.
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: aslongasukeepa on Jul 02, 2008, 10:11 AM
Quotei haven't had a car in 5 years so unfortunately, no cruising---but ....

best running album: kasabian-kasabian or anything by the gorillaz

best train album (obviously other than MMJ or verve albums) is probably the roots:phrenology


aw man, phrenelogy is one of my all time favorites.
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: DavidCrosby on Jul 02, 2008, 11:10 AM
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QuoteBooze cruise with Okonokos.



Nice, I tend to sit down on sundays, set the needle gently on side A of Okonokos, smoke a little and let them take me on a ride.  It's one of my favorites to just sit back and relax to on my day off, also really enjoy The Black Keys - Attack and Release.

My new cruisin record has been Evil Urges actually, but I usually mix it up and listen to a variety of records if I am traveling.

.....I love listening to The Black Keys and driving around too, but my favorite is Thickfreakness....I was just listening to Attack and Release this morning and was running around my room head banging to Remember When (Side B)....what a kick ass song....on this board we always tell people to go see MMJ live but everyone needs to go see The Black Keys live as well and rock the fuck out....wish I could go to Red Rocks soooooo bad.....
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: Penny Lane on Jul 02, 2008, 11:29 AM
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QuoteBooze cruise with Okonokos.



Nice, I tend to sit down on sundays, set the needle gently on side A of Okonokos, smoke a little and let them take me on a ride.  It's one of my favorites to just sit back and relax to on my day off, also really enjoy The Black Keys - Attack and Release.

My new cruisin record has been Evil Urges actually, but I usually mix it up and listen to a variety of records if I am traveling.

.....I love listening to The Black Keys and driving around too, but my favorite is Thickfreakness....I was just listening to Attack and Release this morning and was running around my room head banging to Remember When (Side B)....what a kick ass song....on this board we always tell people to go see MMJ live but everyone needs to go see The Black Keys live as well and rock the fuck out....wish I could go to Red Rocks soooooo bad.....

Mofro opening for the black keys at irving plaza--one of the best shows ever---i remember thinking---WHO ARE THESE WHITE GUYS!!!
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: blueskyink on Jul 02, 2008, 01:20 PM
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QuoteBooze cruise with Okonokos.



Nice, I tend to sit down on sundays, set the needle gently on side A of Okonokos, smoke a little and let them take me on a ride.  It's one of my favorites to just sit back and relax to on my day off, also really enjoy The Black Keys - Attack and Release.

My new cruisin record has been Evil Urges actually, but I usually mix it up and listen to a variety of records if I am traveling.

.....I love listening to The Black Keys and driving around too, but my favorite is Thickfreakness....I was just listening to Attack and Release this morning and was running around my room head banging to Remember When (Side B)....what a kick ass song....on this board we always tell people to go see MMJ live but everyone needs to go see The Black Keys live as well and rock the fuck out....wish I could go to Red Rocks soooooo bad.....


Love Thickfreakness, and I completely agree with you that everyone should see the Black Keys live, particularly in a club setting, they will rock your face off then beat it to a bloody pulp.  I really wish I could afford to go to Red Rocks, my uncle actually lives pretty close to there but I can't commit to buying $400 plane tickets then pay $50-$100 for tickets to the venue.

I actually just completed my Black Keys discography on vinyl, the last one I needed was Rubber Factory, forgot how much I love that album too.
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: Tony Two Tone on Jul 02, 2008, 02:28 PM
Gotta say It Still Moves is the ultimate road trip album.  Put it on play right when you hop in the car going down the highway with the sunshine on your skin & wind flying through your hair.  Classic.

Tennessee Fire is more of a night time drive for me where everyone's passed out and it's just you and miles of dark highway.
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: shockadow on Jul 02, 2008, 03:53 PM
I listened to the entire Bonnaroo 08 set from Charleston to Atlanta.  Home Sweet Home wrapped up at the exit to 285...  Awesome, easy trip.
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: Jellyfish on Jul 02, 2008, 08:25 PM
QuoteThe Tennessee Fire is my favorite MMJ album to cruise to. It Still Moves is great too, especially in the fall at around sundown. What type of cruises go with what albums for you guys?

I don't know why but ISM works best for me in the fall as well.TTF is better at night in the winter.And AD is best during the day in the middle of summer.
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: TGMC421 on Jul 02, 2008, 08:49 PM
TTF is a good summer night-drinking outside in a field type album, in my opinion.
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Post by: AllyDee on Jul 02, 2008, 10:59 PM
Woah woah woah, It Still Moves a fall album?


Definitely summer tunes on there. Mahgeetah, Dancefloors, Rollin' Back, Steam Engine.

TTF and AD are both good for late nights, any season.

Z is good year round, Wordless Chorus with all the windows down on a summer day is awesome

Evil Urges has been a pretty good summer record so far.


Chocolate and Ice EP for winter time!
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: Honest Man on Jul 02, 2008, 11:36 PM
It Still Moves has officially been taken over by the Radio City Live Recording.
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: tomEisenbraun on Jul 03, 2008, 02:19 AM
Honestly, have any of you heard Isis' Oceanic? This album is so massive and sprawling...makes for perfect driving music, as it's really huge and expansive, but not in a boring put-you-to-sleep kind of way. Shit this album is so huge.

I have trouble with At Dawn being a bit sleepy on the road, as I almost always drive tired (I can never sleep the night before a road trip). Tennessee Fire is perfect, but it's always always always the WFPK Xmas show when I'm driving for Christmas. Perfect music, and I love the Xmas'd out versions of "Come Closer" and "I Will Sing You Songs"...

For the summer, you can't beat Eat A Peach. Seriously. Or the Fleet Foxes' self-titled. I think that one's probably perfect for putting on as it's turning to dusk.

But with gas like it is, who can afford to road-trip anymore? That makes me really fuckin sad.
Title: Re: best cruising album...
Post by: pawpaw on Jul 04, 2008, 12:03 PM
Well, if we're just talking MMJ albums, I'll put it this way...

Central Valley county roads, straight for miles, two lanes, minimal to zero traffic - The Tennessee Fire.

Mountain highways, windy roads, minimal traffic - It Still Moves.

City Freeways, heavy traffic - Z