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Flashback! Party Sequence


[please don't drink and drive]

The week is SXSW, St. Patrick’s Day and Spring Break, which are three huge reasons to what? Road trip, or as I like to say, Bro Trip.

When the night sets in, drivers on the road wear thin, your pals pass out and you’re battling drowsiness, a great playlist is key towards making it another hundred miles or so. This week’s Flashback! Party Sequence is dedicated to the drivers traversing new territory this week. Good luck, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor.

To start is one of the greatest travel songs of all time, as dubbed by Wes Anderson. Hot off the Darjeeling Limited soundtrack is the Kinks’ “This Time Tomorrow,” moments this epic can only happen once per day.

Just because an epic Kinks moment can only happen once per day doesn’t mean that these memory-makers are over, we’ve got lots of eras to cover! Another awesome and universal roadtrip tune is the Smashing Pumpkins’ “Today.” Yes, the song may be written about suicide, but when you compose a piece that gets as Titanic as this it really belongs to our global society for interpretation, lets just say it’s about a roadtrip that will change your life.

But, as far as road trips go, nothing beats a great time with your pals and, of course, Neil Patrick Harris.

Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay: Driving with NPH

FMLY’s Road Trippin’ MiniMixtape
The Kinks – This Time Tomorrow
The Smashing Pumpkins – Today
The Thermals – Our Trip
Adventure – Travel Kid
Peter & The Wolf – Safe Travels
Fruit Bats – Traveler’s Song
Animal Collective – Sweet Road
Nephews – Sorefinger Road (Live on FMLY Radio)
The Robot Ate Me – On Vacation
nordloef – these streets belong to us

Related:
F!PS 14 – Hole, Baby Bash, Boyz II Men, Coolio
F!PS 13 – Pharoahe Monch, Blackstreet, Ginuwine, Klaxons (covering Blackstreet)

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I take off on an 1800mi road trip to SXSW in several hours, so farewell for the next week or so. Gray and Matte will continue to keep your ears occupied.