I used to have a copy of the THX theater intro sound effect as the alphabetically first track in my library for this purpose. Not quite 60 seconds, but starts off quiet and served as a reminder to either choose a track or shut the music off.
Perhaps 60 seconds of silence and then the bass intro of Seven Nation Army kicking off at full volume.
Then after your hour long drive it happens? Great!
I figured more than 60 minutes might take up a lot of disk space. But maybe compression solves that.
It needs to be at least 320kbps or the silence will contain audible distortion.
I'm sorry, but I only listen to silence if it's stored in 24-bit hi-res lossless FLAC.
Real audiophiles demand uncompressed WAV.
So you don't know what FLAC is, bit of a wasted joke
A real audiophile can hear the difference between FLAC and WAV.
A real audiophile is still waiting for their $4000/ft oxygen free speaker cables.