| Who doesn't just love getting into their car, cranking up | | | | anyway. 10 and 2 o'clock on the steering wheel |
| the stereo, and screaming their favorite lyrics till their | | | | provide positions for both a ride and crash cymbal. The |
| vocal chords bleed. We all do it. Doesn't matter, if it's a | | | | middle supporting piece makes for a great snare and |
| long or short drive. Even the most mild mannered of us | | | | tom-tom, while 4 thru 8 o'clock are my favorite position |
| enjoy the simple pleasure of a solo drive with your | | | | for roto-tom runs. And of course, in a pinch, the |
| favorite tunes washing over you in your own car audio | | | | dashboard is close enough to substitute for a rockin' |
| disco. In this world of constant and increasing | | | | cowbell, or any other ancillary percussion instruments |
| responsibilities, information overload, bad news, and | | | | your favorite song may require.Car Guitar FoolsWhile |
| disappointment, we all need a place to escape for just | | | | no good car audio band would be complete without |
| a little bit. Even if I'm really just taking a mundane drive | | | | some excellent guitar players, I must profess to having |
| to pick up some groceries, I can be my favorite rock | | | | little talent in this area. This may be a time when it |
| star till I get there. With the car stereo turned up nice | | | | becomes necessary to have other passengers. |
| and loud, I can sing at the top of my lungs, and don't | | | | Preferably very young or otherwise uninhibited |
| actually have to hear my voice. Which of course is a | | | | passengers, as most reasonably minded adults look |
| good thing, as my voice isn't really meant for human | | | | totally silly playing air guitar on their seat belt. In my mind |
| consumption. Plus, it would just spoil the whole | | | | air guitar makes anyone look like a damn fool, no |
| "suspension of disbelief" thing. Besides, some music | | | | matter how cool they really are. Seat belt air guitar, is |
| just sounds better loud, through a great car audio | | | | even worse. I however am fortunate enough to have |
| stereo unit, backed up by great car audio | | | | one such young passenger, who has no problem "air |
| speakers.Steering Wheel By Buddy RichOf course, | | | | guitairing" her seat belt, with the car audio cranking. Her |
| every good song blasting through the car speakers | | | | specialty is of course "We Are The |
| needs a good drummer. And hey I have some | | | | Champions".Taking It On The RoadAnd of course now |
| experience here. I was a bit of a rock star drummer | | | | our band is complete. What more do you need? A |
| during my formative years. And obviously, since I am | | | | great car stereo, some thunder shaking speakers, the |
| responsible for driving the car while rocking out to the | | | | latest MP3 / CD / iPod plugged in, and obviously little |
| old car audio, I can't very well fit a drum kit between | | | | fear of the volume switch. And yea, one more thing. |
| me and the steering wheel. Heaven forbid I get into an | | | | An excuse to go for a drive. Any drive. After all, your |
| accident with the neighbors cat, and that crazy air bag | | | | screaming fans await your next performance. Don't |
| goes off. Not a pretty picture in my brain. However, | | | | forget the milk. |
| most steering wheels will substitute as a drum kit | | | | |