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Posted almost 6 years ago
Thought i'd make my first post here on the ol' MOG. I'm really enjoying this.So..RIP my car radio. Ohh the horror!! I got into my car monday morning to find that my radio was completely dead. The tape adapter is stuck in there and everything. Upon further investigation, I found that some wingnut put a 15 fuse in the radio slot and it fried the radio. Should have been a 10 fuse. (I'm holding First Team responsible. They replaced all the fuses about a year ago when I was having a power issue with my car.) No iPod. No NPR. No CD player. My 2 mile drive to work is painfully silent. What is a car without music?What are your favorite car tunes? Is it a Blind Melon song on your way home from work? Is it Cat Power on a rainy sunday afternoon trip to the grocery store? Is it Radiohead at 2am on a 10 hour trip north?
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Comments (12)

  1. that1guy
    that1guy says almost anything modest mouse (pre Good News...)
    Permalink posted 08/15/2006
  2. Anonymous says lol, unfortunately i don't own an ipod and i don't have a cd player in my car. Radio only. I tend to listen to the local classic rock station or the alternative rock station. Lucky for me, I don't leave home very often. Welcome to mog!!
    Permalink posted 08/15/2006
  3. Dean Browell
    Dean Browell says You know I'm all over the place with what I listen to. But Addy's been into J5 with me! She doesn't whine at all when they are on.
    Permalink posted 08/15/2006
  4. lemontwist
    lemontwist says Welcome welcome welcome. MOG is a great place. Hope you enjoy it here. :) Lovin' Blind Melon, and Radiohead The Bends has held up well in my car this week. But the best of all times driving music is Gin Blossoms Congratulations I'm Sorry. Also Who's Next and some good ol' Alman Brothers Band. Can't beat that on the way to Vermont for a ski trip.
    Permalink posted 08/15/2006
  5. Sethpian
    Sethpian says When I was but a wee lad, my car had no radio. My solution was to strap a boom box to a seat and crank my favorite tapes. Those antiques are pretty cheap there days, and if you have a power drill, you can make it work for an ipod tape adapter. Just have lots of batteries handy. Welcome to the clubhouse.
    Permalink posted 08/15/2006
  6. Yah-Shua
    Yah-Shua says For some reason, I've begun a lot of roadtrip mixes with "Tame" by the pixies.... its fun to scream along to
    Permalink posted 08/16/2006
  7. Anna
    Anna says It's better to find out that it has RIPed,than to get in your car&realize it has been stolen (happened to me 3 days ago)
    Permalink posted 08/16/2006
  8. Anna
    Anna says Before that unfortunate (*&^%$$$%^%^&) event,I had Drinkin' in L.A. by Bran Van 3000 on heavy rotation :)
    Permalink posted 08/16/2006
  9. Anonymous says oooooh Anna........I love that frickin song!!!
    Permalink posted 08/16/2006
  10. Anna
    Anna says : ))))))) It's been years since it was first released &it's still in my head!
    Permalink posted 08/16/2006
  11. nita
    nita says old hippie music, love a roadtrip wiith liberal amounts of CSN and grateful dead. driving to the mountains really brings out the tree hugger in me.
    Permalink posted 08/16/2006
  12. chstinson
    chstinson says I have tons of stuff on my iPod but, while I'm driving, I listen to a set of pulsing, pounding tunes to help to keep me focused on my 50+ mile commute. Kimberly (live track) from the legacy edition of Patti Smith's Horses, Bill Kirchen's Rockin' Over China, Bonnie Raitt's Burning Down the House, Webb Wilder's How Long Can She Last (Goin' That Fast), etc. The bass is booming and it seems to keep the deer off of the highways in front of me. Christine
    Permalink posted 08/23/2006

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