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BBC Top Gear Best Driving Tune Poll

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BBC's Top Gear are having a poll to find the best driving tune, from what they ssaid last week it should be driving related and the kind of tune that always makes you want to drive a bit faster.

i think 60 MPH fits the bill perfectly and would love to see it in the top ten if not the number one spot, thay have used a lot of NO on the show before.

If you agree or want to vote for something else go to:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/topgear/driving_song/

don't know when the result is given out, probably on the last show of the series and it's only 2 shows in so plenty of time for multiple votes.

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60 MPH does drive me...to hit the Skip button.

If No hurries out a cover of "Radar Love" I'd vote for that.

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60 MPH nearly wore out the skip button on my CD player back in 2001-02, the less said about that guitar mess the better. Best driving song? It's not NO but I'd vote for Johnny Marr + the Healers "The Last Ride" which fits the bill perfectly. Rocky as hell and guitars how they're meant to be played, not drunkenly strummed as by Barney :laugh:

Trying to remember good NO driving songs...... will edit post later probably. :confused:

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Spooky Night Tripper mix.Great for a trip thru the night.Or maybe not.

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I don't drive, but when I take the subway to work, "Confusion 87," "Idiot Country," and "Feel Every Beat" are nice to walk to.

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I always liked Depish's Never Let Me Down best as a driving song. So sue me.

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Just voted for Electronic - Freefall :D

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote: I always liked Depish's Never Let Me Down best as a driving song. So sue me.

Or their version of Route 66...

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Sure signs that the lads are getting on...they write songs about driving at the dizzying speed of 60 miles per hour and how two drinks are far too much.

Looking forward to the 2006 single, "Why Do They Keep It So Damned Cold In Here?" b/w "Could You Turn That Down?"

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Gnu Odor wrote: Sure signs that the lads are getting on...they write songs about driving at the dizzying speed of 60 miles per hour and how two drinks are far too much.

Looking forward to the 2006 single, "Why Do They Keep It So Damned Cold In Here?" b/w "Could You Turn That Down?"

:nod:

...got six points on the licence - don't want any encouragement to drive faster, so perhaps I'll stick with 60mph!

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60 mph is actually very fast.in a built up area:evil4:

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but not on the M4

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