Help me fill this thing up with good music. No rap.
Driving to Vegas from Houston and have only a few songs on my tablet.
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Spotify > Pandora
Can do everything Pandora does while also allowing playlists. Also hooks up with SoundHound so when you hear a song you like you can use SoundHound to add it right to your spotify list. From there you can also see your friends Spotify playlists and get ideas or follow what they are listening too.
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Can do everything Pandora does while also allowing playlists. Also hooks up with SoundHound so when you hear a song you like you can use SoundHound to add it right to your spotify list. From there you can also see your friends Spotify playlists and get ideas or follow what they are listening too.
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Duuude done this drive 3 times. Don't depend on having service!!!! Download some music because there is going to be hours at a time where you literally do not have a phone/service.
Hit me up when your in Vegas.
Hit me up when your in Vegas.
Get Sirius satellite radio. If you have to drive much at all it will pay for itself. I've got it in all my cars, and only listen to fm if there is severe weather moving in.
Will do. I'm Rich btw.
Already have it, but I figured it'd be a good time to sample new music.
The Refreshments are one of my favorite bands. Searching right now.
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That makes sense, I listen to about everything on satellite (depending on my mood). It makes driving all around the state to keep up computers and networks in terminals all across Kansas much more relaxing and the 7-8hr drive to my sister's (west of Denver) and leaving early after she and my mom bump heads. I have a 32gb card loaded in my headunit with all my CDs and dozens more in mp3 format, but I don't use it except if I want to play a specific song right then. In the past two years I've used it twice.
Even though there are commercials on the talk stations they can be pretty entertaining. If you haven't listened to them you might enjoy them. Radio classics is all replays of radio dramas. Comedy stations and road dog are good as well. Mine is usually on 80's, radio margaritaville, bpm, bb kings bluesville, or patriot.
In August of 12 my girlfriend at the time and I drove down to Houston to see Kenney Chesney and Tim McGraw's brothers if son tour. 9.45hrs each way, I drove but since we took her car she controlled the the radio. After an hour or two of prime country she changed it to the payboy channel and teased me until we got a hotel in Morre, Ok.
Pandora FTW! LOL. Only song service I now use after trying a few others. I have the paid version ($36. a year).
1,445 miles.
I really need a few days road trip to relax. There's some places like Phoenix and Route 66 I've always wanted to visit. Besides, I don't want to be just a spectator at the 50th celebration.
I've found that listening to some easier dubstep or chillstep actually pair pretty good with longer road trips.
I like listening to weird music when driving long distances. I usually pick a decade or theme, and just roll with it. 50's/Golden oldies... Sinatra... 80's hits.
Stop in Flagstaff if you get a chance. That city is a lot different than the rest of the whole state. Nice area
It's like Austin is to Texas... but without the weird
what the heck is chill step? I have heard of dub step but not chill step.
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