Songs for long trips. Hey guys. I need you!

Happy but in a sad way songs

like:

Eagles - Hotel California

Thanks Guys

Maggot Brain - Funkadelic

Thank You bro. Didn't knew about this song. I really enjoying it!

@mightythunderbird: The guitarist, Eddie Hazel, was supposedly told by his producer, George Clinton, to play as if he had just learned that his mother was actually alive after he had thought that she was dead. It's a really awesome song, not at all metal like the title makes it sound.

Well, I don't usually like this kind of music, but "I can't feel my face" by the weeknd

Pink Floyd. Lots and lots of Pink Floyd. And The Doors.

Snow - Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Classic rock is best for road trips.

Led Zeppelin, CCR, Yes, The Who, Tom Petty etc.

Everytime i travel i listen to these songs.

A horse with no name -america

Ventura Highway -america

Californication - red hot chilli peppers.

Not your kind of people - garbage.

All that ive got -the used.

@mightythunderbird: You should give this list a shot.

http://www.timeout.com/newyork/music/50-best-road-trip-songs

Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen

Fast Car - Tracy Chapman

...definitely know more but can't think atm

Royal Blood, Led Zepp

@mightythunderbird:

There`s songs that last an hour, but all that comes to mind is Pink floyds Echoes, which is about 20 minutes.

Van Halen - Panama

Steppen Wolf - Born to be Wild

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird

counting crows songs

Priest - "Breaking the Law"

AC/DC - "Walk all over You"

Thin Lizzy - "Cowboy Song"

Rolling Stones - "Salt of the Earth"

Deep Purple - "Highway Star"

The Cure, I guess.

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My friend made me listen to the whole Disintegration album. I don't get it. I enjoy a bit of gothic rock and post-punk revival (White Lies is awesome), but I dunno. I can't get into The Cure.

Darude-Sandstorm.

Never Gonna Give You Up

Anything by Nickelback

@ryagan: Robert Smith's melancholic writing coupled with the amount of energy that he puts into the songs is what makes The Cure one of my favourite bands of all time. I suppose I can see how the gloomy atmosphere of Disintegration might not be everyone's cup of tea tho.

Music I MUST HAVE for driving cross country

1. Otis Redding

2. Fats Domino

3. Jim Croce

4. The Eagles

5. Doctor John, aka Mac Rebennack

6. Willie Nelson

7. Frank Sinatra

8. Queen

9. Madonna

10. Simon & Garfunkel

11. Johnny Cash

12. Sublime

13. The Rolling Stones

14. David Bowie

15. Fleetwood Mac

16. The Temptations

17. Little Richard

18. Leon Russell

19. The Coasters

20. Chuck Berry

21. Pink Floyd

I could keep going but this is a good start...

Anything by the Red Hot Chilie Pepers or The Black Keys.

NickelBack or Breaking Benjamin

Judging by the example in the OP, you must be oooooooooooold.

I'm not oooooooooooold, but I love older music.