more like evry day lol!!CalvinGTI wrote:
My big pet hate though is old ppl, i think when you reach the age of 60 you should have to take your test every year or so.
Old people and cars - Dont mix.
Calâ„¢
Driving music?
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noodlez_polo
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lol
can u imagine the administration!, they would be sendin letters to people to remind them they have to book a drivin test and then there is the fact they would have to fit a tanoi system into the car so they can actually hear which direction they have to turn no tto imagine heart attacks whilst in test etc.., i think it could be just as dangerous as just letting them drive
Sounds like a good ideadoug&dan wrote:ace of spades, good call!
i want to make a compilation of songs from thos great driving games! such as the likes of
Gran Turismo 1+2+3
Need For Speed: Underground
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
world rally championship
should make for quite a good sounds track me thinks!
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hmmmm.....
GT1, NFSU, WRC - dunno, havent played 'em
GT2, i keep the music turned off, apart from a couple of "real" tracks added in for the euro version (which i already have on albums
) it's all horrific muzak!
GT3... there's a lot of guff as well but at least you could pick your playlist... the decent stuff only comes to about a half CDs worth though, and again there's a good chance you've already got half of it (cardigans, death in vegas, feeder, muse...). A couple of the 'specialist' tracks (stompbox, sing along, whatever they were called) would be worth tracking down, and i'd pay a good fiver for an 'official' (but one verse longer? ie full length..) copy of that remix of Just a Day - liked it so much, i bought both versions of the CD single (in vain!)... and then hooked PS2 to PC, muted the engine noise, and put the tune on a mix disc of my own.
It was still a game where i ended up muting the "radio" though.
but...
GTA:VC - can't really argue with that You can buy an official compilation CD for each of the stations already, such was the clamour for them. You rarely got tired of it because you could always change 
just like in the other games.
Here's one for you - SSX. Any of the original, tricky, or SSX3, but preferably the first one (i'm a sucker for the classics - plus i bet less of the DVD space was given over to music in the sequels). Several pieces of those soundtracks have made it onto car tapes. That which is suitable for snowboarding also seems to translate well to driving
Shake What Ya Mama Gave Ya, Song for Dot, Finished Symphony, etc..
(another game where you rarely got bored of the tunes)
GT1, NFSU, WRC - dunno, havent played 'em
GT2, i keep the music turned off, apart from a couple of "real" tracks added in for the euro version (which i already have on albums
) it's all horrific muzak!GT3... there's a lot of guff as well but at least you could pick your playlist... the decent stuff only comes to about a half CDs worth though, and again there's a good chance you've already got half of it (cardigans, death in vegas, feeder, muse...). A couple of the 'specialist' tracks (stompbox, sing along, whatever they were called) would be worth tracking down, and i'd pay a good fiver for an 'official' (but one verse longer? ie full length..) copy of that remix of Just a Day - liked it so much, i bought both versions of the CD single (in vain!)... and then hooked PS2 to PC, muted the engine noise, and put the tune on a mix disc of my own.
It was still a game where i ended up muting the "radio" though.
but...
GTA:VC - can't really argue with that
You can buy an official compilation CD for each of the stations already, such was the clamour for them. You rarely got tired of it because you could always change just like in the other games.Here's one for you - SSX. Any of the original, tricky, or SSX3, but preferably the first one (i'm a sucker for the classics - plus i bet less of the DVD space was given over to music in the sequels). Several pieces of those soundtracks have made it onto car tapes. That which is suitable for snowboarding also seems to translate well to driving
Shake What Ya Mama Gave Ya, Song for Dot, Finished Symphony, etc..
(another game where you rarely got bored of the tunes)