Music playlist for riding

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For the last few weeks I've been putting songs into a queue on Spotify and am going to publish a playlist for riding. Was wondering if anyone else has done the same thing?
 
I have a buell playlist (the name of it is buell time) on my iPhone. Mostly rock, some pop and a mix of random things here and there (edm, country, etc, etc). Basically the stuff I enjoy riding to and can jam out to as well in my own little world.
 
Ill publish mine by weeks end. It's a strange mix by most standards. Some empire of the Sun, ATB, smashing pumpkins etc.

Moby-porcelain is one of my favorites to blast through the mountains on. Zen.

Will update when published.
 
I use slacker radio for when I ride any long distances. In town I prefer to hear what's going on around me. I have a few custom stations like punk, ska, grunge and I have my heavier stations for when I'm really getting into it. Lots of variety on there and I can cache my stations so I'm not using up my data.
 
Pandora on shuffle, but not so loud I cant hear my bike roar :D.
Love my oneal commander for listening to music from my phone via bluetooth
 
I listen to progressive metal. Djent metal. Hardcore metal. Death Metal. The heavier the better.

Oh, and Yanni.
 
I'll be that guy who posts something like, "Music!? The only music I need comes from the engine!". :D
 
The entire Tron soundtrack (best soundtrack ever in my opinion), Gojira, more Gojira, Devin Townsend, Opeth, Amon Amarth, Karnivool, Katatonia, Born of Osiris, Marshall Tucker Band. Just to name a few. I usually save the music for <500 mile trips. I enjoy the sound of the exhaust.

I listen to progressive metal. Djent metal. Hardcore metal. Death Metal. The heavier the better.

You. I like you.
 
I keep the volume down to where I hear the exhaust and activity around me...good ambient music is awesome with some of the vistas in colorado.
 
^This, I dont like ear buds because they can plug out all other noise at times. My helmet is built where the speakers are about 3/8 of a inch from your ear but the padding basically isolates your ears from wind noise. But you can still hear vehicle noise, other cars etc.
 

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