good traveling music

paddymelt

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Alot of the stuff already mentioned is rad. I like listening to bands like Neurosis, Electric Wizard, & Sleep when I'm traveling because they have these really long, epic, heavy songs that, in my opinion, perfectly suit the pace of road life. And I think that its easier to fully appreciate the meditative aspect of that kinda music when you have lots of time on your hands.

Usually I'll listen to all that folk/punk & classic country stuff when I'm stationary. That's lookin back music to me.
 

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This thread is old, but I have been working on an awesome traveling playlist. (The songs are at the left of the band.)
Vagabond - Wolfmother
Ramble On - Led Zeppelin
Come On Home - Led Zeppelin
Can't You See - The Marshall Tucker Band
Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Heart of Gold - Neil Young
Going To The Country - Canned Heat
On The Road Again - Willie Nelson
Here Comes Your Man - Pixies
Side of the Road - Beck
You Gotta Move - Rolling Stones
Take the Long Way Home - Supertramp
Move On - Jet
Roam - The B-52's
Coming Home -
Go Your Own Way-
Gold Dust Woman- Fleetwood Mac
Add more that you think are necessary for this traveling playlist.

I like your style :)!

some I could add;

lynrd skynrd ~ tuesday's gone
the greatful dead ~ casey jones
whitesnake ~ here I go again
 

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I'm loading up my MP3 player for an upcoming adventure in the South featuring:
Creedence Clearwater Revival, Woody Guthrie, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Janis Joplin, Poison Idea, The Freeze, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Rudimentary Peni, Lynard Skynard, Amebix, The Gits, New Model Army, and Johnny Hobo & the Freight Trains....
 

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The Cat empire - on my way


The Cat Empire - Two Shoes


The Cat Empire - In My pocket deep


& Everything else from The Cat Empire...

The Nightwatchman - The road I must travel


Tinariwen (Amazing Nomadic music!)


& lots more...
 

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Sympathy dogs, rum rebellion, black death all stars, barefoot surrender, dirtface devils. Wooooo. I love typical folkpunk bullshit! nah.

Alcest - Ecailles De Lune Part 2
Agalloch - Falling Snow, Toworrow Will Never Come
Cobalt - Ritual Use Of Fire II
Two Hand Fools - Fiji
Tobacco - Hairy Candy
Thou - Rats, Mice, And Swarms Of Lice
The Taxpayers - Needle's Eye

Personal list
 

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mroe to add :D
Float on ~ modest mouse
walking ~ The dodos
The distance ~ Cake
Man with no country ~Flogging molly
Wanderlust ~ flogging molly
Float ~ well hell, flogging molly just has a lot of good songs to wander to
 

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any music with a quick beat gets me going
tracks by b-complex or high contrast
yea I'm a d&b and dubstep kind of gal.
I've recently came to admire Blackbird Raum's swidden
I can't feel down when I listen to Neutral Milk Hotel on a sunny day
johnny hobo and mischief brew were the soundtrack of my last summer
Gorgol Bordello's got some good songs to mish to.
 

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Tramp songs, folk songs, road music

This may have been posted before but I haven't seen it so here goes.

Reccommend good folk songs, tramp songs, and travelling songs. I'm thinking stuff to play on the road, busk with, and for campfire jams.

The obvious ones : Big Rock Candy Mountain, King Of The Road, Wild Rover

Tom Waits - Bottom of The World, Train Song

Woody Guthrie - Hobo's Lullaby

Bob Dylan - Mr Tambourine Man, All Along the Watchtower

Allman Bros - Midnight Rider

Johnny Cash - I've Been Everywhere

All right, throw 'em out there, big, small, loud, quiet, rock hits or downhome originals, what's your tune for the road. Bonus if they are good busking tunes.
 

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Johnny Hobo and The Freight Trains kick all kinds of crusty hobo ass. New Mexico Song is a gooder.
 

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If ya trampin through the south colt ford fills ya full of redneck love, twisted and haffle house from the album 'ride through this country'
 

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the devil makes 3, miscief brew,grateful dead of course and some hiphop,mf doom, del the homsapien, but thatsa a little out of alot,like most of the stuff mentioned above as well,havent heard a few of them but am eager to go check them out>>
 

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