Ryan Stroud

Songs for a Mellow Drive



Posted: Wednesday, April 15, 2009

by Ryan Stroud

If you're like me, sometimes you just need to drive late at night, feel the wind in your face and crank some mellow tunes to relax you. You can forget your worries and just have some fun. Nothing beats you, the road and great, soothing music. I always feel relaxed and revived after one of these drives. So here's a list of song I listen too when I need a mellow drive.

Bright Eyes : Method Acting

Criteria : Rescue Rescue

Dashboard Confessional : Jamie

Death Cab for Cutie : Brothers on a Hotel Bed

The Decemberists : Billy Liar

Dustin Kensrue : Pistol

The Get Up Kids : All That I Know

Jenny Lewis with The Watson Twins : Handle with Care

John Vanderslice : Exodus Damage

Modest Mouse : Float On

Neutral Milk Hotel : In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

The New Amsterdams : The Spoils of the Spoiled

Ozma : Immigration Song

Slowreader : Anesthetic for the Amputee

The Smashing Pumpkins : Landslide

Weezer : Pig

Give these songs a try next time you need a mellow ride. Safe travels.

Ryan Stroud is a military trained journalist who has served in Iraq with the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, US Army.  Prior to his military experiences, Stroud grew up playing, coaching, and refereeing soccer.  Also, Stroud focused many years of his life playing, touring, and recording/producing local music acts.  He has a wonderful wife of 4 years, a 2 year old son and a newborn daughter.

Stroud's biggest writing influences are Jim Butcher, Chuck Palahniuk, Edward Lee, Jack Ketchum, Christopher Moore and Ben Fox.

He currently resides in Huntsville, Al, with the 59th Ordnance Brigade at Redstone Arsenal.

 
Stroud would also like to take a moment to thank his friends who are currently in battle over in Iraq.  God bless all of you.

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