Thank goodness for music and auxiliary cables. Can you imagine how boring road trips would be if we only had the radio? We\u2019d rather have our eyebrows waxed off than listen to \u201cPhotograph\u201d by Nickelback ever again.<\/p>\n
But unless you\u2019re the kind of person who is constantly updating your music library, even your personal playlists can get a little repetitive. Luckily, if you can spare the data, there\u2019s 8tracks.<\/p>\n
For the record, this is NOT a promotion paid for by 8tracks, we just like the service<\/strong><\/p>\n 8tracks.com<\/a> is a music-streaming service that allows users to build their own playlists and share them with the community. You can search these playlists by artist, genre, mood, activity, and practically anything else you can think to type into the search bar.<\/p>\n Much like Pandora, you only have 3 song-skips per playlist \u2013 the difference between 8tracks and Pandora is that you can see who made the playlist, how highly-rated it is, and your search options are much more diverse.<\/p>\n Playlists like \u201cSongs that I\u2019ll never skip<\/a>,\u201d \u201cChill Vibes For Sweet Rides<\/a>,\u201d and \u201cODESZA\u2019s<\/a>\u201d are perfect for any road trip. However, if none of those are playing your tune, there\u2019s thousands more playlists to choose from.<\/p>\n Better yet, if you just can\u2019t seem to find that perfect playlist, take some time to make your own! That way you can have all the music you want without having to pay for a complete library-overhaul. That\u2019s right \u2013 we forgot to mention that 8tracks is a completely free service.<\/p>\n