What music do you listen to when you go flying?

[BeechPapa 32]

Ok, it might bog down system resources a bit, and it probably isn't a great idea to be blasting Metallica when you are communicating with ATC for a final approach, but I have a feeling there are other simmers out there like me who like to play some tunes in the air. A favorite experience of mine is listening to Neil Young (particularly Psychedelic Pill) while blasting through OZx Death Valley. Just goes together well. Do you guys have any preferred music tracks for flying?

[tsa737 6]

i listen to music that would be popular in the area I am flying to. I enjoy doing that research since it makes it more immersive

[RWFeldman 159]

RB211. UB4046

[DANEQ99 2]

I mostly listen to Grrrrr by Rolls Royce. They are a good band to listen to when I fly my 747. 

[hightower 8]

Whether in my car, on the water, in the air, at home or no where in particular....classical all the way. OK, some Beach Boys too!

[ZKOKQ 984]

I use my client pc to watch music video's etc. I listen to a wide range of genre's, blues, country etc. My user name and avatar will also give a clue.

One of my favorites is The Mavericks

 

[Pe11e 812]

I mostly listen to Piston Engine - The Noise (Avgas Remix)

 

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[Ron Attwood 3,464]

Hymns.

[JSkorna 137]

None.

[charliearon 3,017]

None.

+1  It's nerve -racking enough listening to ATC jabbering away!

[untoweechja 35]

I love the roar of the engines so much that I don't bother to play any music.  The Q400 in particular makes a great ambient drone once you're at altitude and pull the props back to 850 RPM.   

[pilottj 198]

Allison V-1710, RR/Packard Merlin, R2800 music when appropriate.  Otherwise lots of blues, funk, classic rock, and when flying a vintage airplane, I like that old moody 'Film Noir' jazz...it fits.

 

Really tho, this is 'music'  :wub:

 

hard to beat that beautiful throaty roar of the V-1710 ^_^

 

Cheers

TJ

[BeechPapa 32]

Really tho, this is 'music'  :wub:

"Whistling death" I think they call it. Mix that in over the "throaty roar" bass track and yeah, that is definitely music.

[Captain Kevin 586]

Mostly Paramore, but I don't listen to music on the ground, on take-off and landing, or climb and descent.

[JesC 88]

Mostly Lycomings or Continentals.

 

Sweet!!

 

( When I am flight planning or after I land I usually listen to Willie Nelson or George Strait )