Being able to listen to music in the car has quantifiably improved my life

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Just got a new car a couple months back. The radio broke on my old one, and it was like a 1000$ fix. So that shit was busted for years. 2-3 years? Something like that

Forgot about so much good music cause I'm not gonna just sit at a desk and listen to hip hop for hours. That's a soulless activity. But you cruise around in the country.. Get some fucking Tribe Called Quest going or whatever. That shit is is a fucking vibe man.

Anyways.. when my shit was busted, I was just listening to like soundscapes and shit. Chillout, go to sleep type music.



That shit fire too though.
 
Moonboy by Yota has been my ride and vibe music lately. Just a good track to listen to any time of the day and any time of the year.

 
Bluetooth connection was the real game-changer but I agree.
Having in-car is a personal concert.
Even poor quality cars magnify the music.
 
$1,000?! That seems like a massive ripoff scam they were throwing at you
 
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Just got a new car a couple months back. The radio broke on my old one, and it was like a 1000$ fix. So that shit was busted for years. 2-3 years? Something like that

Forgot about so much good music cause I'm not gonna just sit at a desk and listen to hip hop for hours. That's a soulless activity. But you cruise around in the country.. Get some fucking Tribe Called Quest going or whatever. That shit is is a fucking vibe man.

Anyways.. when my shit was busted, I was just listening to like soundscapes and shit. Chillout, go to sleep type music.



That shit fire too though.

Mixing tapes to play in my player in my car. That has been going on for decades. I couldn't drive anywhere without the music. Don;t care about a radio.

Every tape having some theme...

Rain
Trains
Hard Times
DooWop
Bluegrass
Rap/Hip Hop
and on and on and on, hell......New Orleans prewar Jazz
 
My highway music when I need to get home fast and just past the speed trap..

 
It would be time to pull out those C/D batteries and boombox from years ago to bring in the car. A vehicle without music is a vehicle I won't enter.
 
It would be time to pull out those C/D batteries and boombox from years ago to bring in the car. A vehicle without music is a vehicle I won't enter.
Average 2025 public transport enjoyer
 
Bluetooth connection was the real game-changer but I agree.
Having in-car is a personal concert.
Even poor quality cars magnify the music.
I got one of these in my whip. Plugs into the car cigarette lighter lol

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I really should listen to music more. I have a ten speaker bose system in my car. I just don't drive all that much
 
@Plissken said: $1,000?! That seems like a massive ripoff scam they were throwing at you.

For a thumpin' factory system, that's not unreasonable, but...

$300 dollars will buy a kickin' 50 watt per channel stereo (with USB input) and speakers -
that Will Rock Your Ride! Just install one or get it installed, you'll Never miss your factory setup. <Moves>


My highway music when I need to get home fast and just past the speed trap..



Similar speed worthy jams for the CBR900RR in NC ! <5>

 
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Road Rage track.. Beware tickets may also occur !

 
getting the Rockford Fosgate stereo option with a big subwoofer in the back when I bought my shitty Mitsubishi Outlander Sport was totally worth it. I love that stereo system so much.

Here's a bass playlist I threw together a few years ago:

 
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