The Dangerous Driving Playlist
Got a sweet ride and you want to turn it out to unsafe speeds? Here's the greatest soundtrack ever composed for dangerous driving.
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By K. Thor Jensen November 15, 2010 |
| 25 | Supernaut |
The Black Sabbath jam "Supernaut" is an awesome track, but let's give it a modern spin with the cover version by 1000 Homo DJs, the side project of Al Jourgensen of Ministry and Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails. The pounding bass drum is perfect to get you psyched up to slam the accelerator and burn some rubber.
| 24 | Move, Bitch |
This Luda banger off of Word Of Mouf is an absolutely prime song for psyching yourself up to do some serious offensive driving. If you get pulled over, you can play it for the cops and say that you gave everybody fair warning.
| 23 | East Bound And Down |
Let's go old-school with this Jerry Reed classic, best known as the theme song for dangerous driving classic Smokey & The Bandit. Even if you're not driving a big rig, this track'l give you the guts to leave the police in the dust.
| 22 | Red Alert |
This club banger was placed on a list compiled by the British RAC Foundation For Driving of songs you should never listen to behind the wheel. I take that as a dare! This is an awesome driving song - the non-stop BPM is the kind of thing that makes you just twitchy and paranoid enough.
| 21 | Midnight Man |
Nick Cave is one of those musicians who doesn't sing much about the right way to do things, so he's a natural for this list. "Midnight Man," from the 2008 album Dig, Lazarus, Dig!, is a hard-charging rock song that is perfect for speeding down a curvy country road late at night en route to a sexy rendezvous.
