What you listen to...

[paul b]

Hagis suggested the forum was getting a little slow, so lets try and kick start it. What do you listen to in your car? Whether it's a radio station, the old BeeGees CD you left back in your CD changer, or the Kaiser Chiefs on your Ipod, what is it. I'll set the ball rolling.
- Radio: XFM.
- Currently listening to Westlife, plus whatever else is in my CD player + changer.
- Ipod: Too much to list.

I understand I'm bound to get some stick for liking Westlife, but come on, don't be ashamed!
Paul

[audipersempre]

Ten-17 and Vibe FM on the radio (local Essex / Cambs stations)

Bon Jovi, Bryan Adams, Texas and my daughter on the CD changer (she writes, sings and records at a studio in Southend)

No iPod or MP3 player but I have been thinking it's time I invested in this wonderous new technology

[dansansome]

radio 1 generally. i might stick a cd on if its edith bowman's show.

i'll listen to most stuff. really into a few old radiohead tracks at the moment: paranoid android, street spirit (fade out) and karma police.

anything by the prodigy makes great driving music, but tend to get a heavy right foot whenever i listen to it...

[brybrybry]

Depending on what mood i am and what office i travel to i normally listen to XFM Manchester, if i am travelling on a long journey and i am likely to loose the XFM signal i listen to my Teach yourself spanish cd.

[chrisvrscrx]

......QUIZ


I always listen to Radio 1, because I drive alot I can't get my local Radio station plus I can't stand all the adverts om em.

In my CD changer I've got...

1. The Wombats
2. Maximo Park
3. The Smiths
4. Artic Monkeys
5. Babyshambles
6. A compilation of 22 Libertine Tracks

[bora(ing) nick]

Depending on what mood i am and what office i travel to i normally listen to XFM Manchester, if i am travelling on a long journey and i am likely to loose the XFM signal i listen to my Teach yourself spanish cd.

Same here... XFM during the week if i'm in Manchester. Radio 1 elsewhere.... and Galaxy over the weekend, apart from Big Vern (Radio 1) on saturday morning.

Nick

[chrisvrscrx]

Depending on what mood i am and what office i travel to i normally listen to XFM Manchester, if i am travelling on a long journey and i am likely to loose the XFM signal i listen to my Teach yourself spanish cd.

Wow teach yourself Spanish?? Does it work?? I'd really like to learn German but I don't know if those CD's work.

[brybrybry]

They are pretty good i use Michel Thomas i think he does other languages too, its very good but it doesnt cover everything so i top up by using a computer program called rosetta stone, its quite expensive but apparently the US government use it to teach their people languages and rosetta stone cover pratically every language in the world

[MalcQV]

Depending which car, the engine or the CD. Radio if on, is Key103 (Manchester) but only in the morning.

CD Changer now:-
BonJovi - Lost Highway (actually the missus's but I like it)
Be-Bop-Deluxe - Axe Victim
Thin Lizzy - Compilation
Snow Patrol - When It's All Over We Still Have To Clear Up
Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
The Calling - Camino Palmero

[hagis]

Until I get the multichanger fitted (only had it for about 7 months sat in a box in the kitchen) I listen to the radio most of the time when I'm in the car. I mainly have Radio 1 on but also have Radio City on for the local news and the for the weekend sport. Longer drives I have Radio 5 on.

Most of my CD / MP3 listening is done in work. Radiohead are probably my number one choice, though Pink Floyd's The Wall & Dark Side Of The Moon are two other favourites at the minute.