What do you listen to in the car?

DanniRae your post made me grin to myself. I usually have to listen to 'foul language' about other drivers.

In OH's car we listen to Radio Five Live or The Arrow (rock station). In my car I listen to CD's, Pink Floyd, Muse, London Grammar.

Radio 4. Very little else.

Varies. Radio 4, Classic FM, Radio 4 Extra, BBC World Service.
If left to Dh it'd be non stop R4/World Service, with the same depressing news on the hour, over and over. I do sometimes have to put my foot down!

My husband moaning about everybody's driving!

Radio 4 for short journeys, but for longer ones CDs of 'The Charles Paris Mysteries', Radio 4 plays with Bill Nighy as Charles Paris; a jobbing actor who is around more murders than Miss Marple . Sometimes I'll dig out my Kate Bush CDs too.

Radio 2 on the way to and from work, Absolute Radio in the kitchen at home (or Radio X if my son is home for the weekend), and for long journeys, I have a large playlist on my Spotify which includes odd songs (ie no albums) from the 70s 80s and onwards. A real mish mash.

I also have War of the Worlds on there which I love listening to.

Classic FM or Radio 4. Occasionally a CD if in DH car.

Usually radio 2 and I live to singalong to anything I know some of the words to. Want to join our community choir but I have an awful voice so I am trying my best to improve it a it.

Whatever is my new favourite song, which I will play on a loop. When I used to go out with someone who lived 45 minutes drive away I sometimes played S Club 7 song all the way there. It would currently be Blue Aeroplanes 'Jacket Hangs' (but I'm away from home and can't drive the S.O's car). I'm afraid I'm a bit ocd in that way. I can't play anything slow when I'm driving and certainly won't play AltJ who are my current favourite band but their music sends me to sleep!ditto London Grammar.

I don't have a car now (no need for one). Mainly used to play Rock Music pretty loud. When my DD & DGD lived with my DPs, my DF had a Nursery Rhyme CD in the car which DGD would insist on playing when my DF was giving me a lift home. I had a "Just Kill Me Now" face when 'Horsey Horsey Don't You Stop' came on, who knew it had more than one verse

puts hand up I'll join in with a requiem or a mass, singing the alto part, too, merlotgran.

Mostly Radio2 or 5Live or Meatloaf, Ed Sheeran, Ward Thomas or something I've downloaded.

DH listens to Jazz FM.

I'm going to find out about the Stax Cd though as that Prom was brilliant!

I listen to myself singing nonsense songs that I'm making up as I go along. Unless I'm whistling.

And I listen to the car. You can tell a lot by a car's engine note. Plus, we've always had cars that rattle and clunk. You have to keep an ear out for new noises so that you can consign them to the "nah! nothing to worry about" shelf in your brain.

Living in a wet climate, I also enjoy the sloosh noises when driving through the inevitable puddles.

Occasionally I listen to Rachel Walker singing Gaelic songs.

I mean I switch the radio off! I try to stay switched on.

Radio 4 or classic fm when DH is driving. If I'm driving alone I usually switch off.

Either radio 2, 3, 4 or 3counties radio....

I listen to radio 2 or Beautiful South cds.

Radio is permanently set to Radio 4, occasionally play a CD, but very rarely, can't remember the last time.

Hands up all those who sing or have sung in a choir who take the opportunity of a solo trip in the car to shove in a CD and practice their part in a requiem mass?

At full volume

Radio 4, Radio3, Classic FM, or the stuff I have recorded: various classical, English folk songs, Beatles, Françoise Hardy, Johnny Cash.

When we still had a car, it was mostly Bee Gees or brass bands.

I listen to Radio 2 in my car ... o/h listens to radio 3 or 4... or his own music..

It's been a very long time since I put a CD on in my car...

Radio 4 or classic fm.

Radio 4. Always something interesting to listen to.