Well, it doesn't featuring the word "motoring" but it does have some motoring in it. And, its done by the Boss in a sweet old school T-bird.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wo1npZWR5qk

 

I've heard this about 20 times since I first heard about 2 weeks ago which is a good thing because it rocks.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=xsRWpK4pf90

 

East Village Opera Company. Crank it up, way up.
Here's some samples:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wrt9_iGUqkY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeFEEz82In4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnD53...eature=related

 

Absolutely brilliant! Thanks.

Here's one for you and to anyone who enjoyed listening to the Kleptones.

http://www.zappa.com/
http://www.zappa.com/zapparadio/index.html

 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vgSn0SbQJQI

Was what i was cough listing to i HEAVY traffic one day. I was getting all into in and didn't notice the cute blond little bird in a Christian youth van right next to me smiling at me. I was so embarrassed but i keep on singing along.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Dv_3u-DqznU

Is something i just found. Death metal song about coffee how cool is that.
I don't even like metal but Wednesday is so goth she loves it.

 

bump

 

When the road has long winding turns:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-Zas5cfgWE

When the road has turns approaching Dragon-like turns:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLI41hJ8MxM

 

A bit camp and stereotypical, but when I'm just cruising around town, trying to ignore the idiots on the road, The Kinks seems to do the trick. Not usually big on oldies, but it seems... fitting.

 

lately, Radiohead In Rainbows and Silverchair's Young Modern

 

I am very big metal fan. I would like to think that i listen to a little of everything but metal has so many genres and subgenres it is almost comical. Two songs that stand out 3 me:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M_KIOQLkbk
-Prog Metal by Warmen

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3J7iThdiXQ0
-Melodic Death metal by Children of Bodom

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywxm6zLEjFY
-Extreme Power metal by Dragonforce


If you were to look at me and ask yourself what kind of music does this kid listen to, metal probably wont be the first that comes to your head. But seriously, that is about all you will find on my MP3 player.

 

Are you referring to the one by Limp Bizkit (sp)?

 

Some songs will come on from mix cds I've made that make me think (or say to the passenger) "This is a PERFECT driving song."

Some of those are as follows'

Vehicle -Ides of March
Working On The Highway -Bruce Springsteen
Born To Run -Bruce Springsteen
Love And Happiness - Al Green (this is a good "driving at night" song I think)
Back In Your Head -Teegan & Sara (great summer driving song!)
I Turned Into A Martian - The Misfits (fast driving song!)
Singing In The Rain - Mint Royale (another good night driving song)
My Heart Is Beating Fast - Mint Royale
Don't Sweat The Technique - Eric B. And Rakim
Get Yourself Up -KRS ONE
Excitable Boy - Warren Zevon (the version from the Learning to Flinch LP!)
Lawyers, Guns, And Money -Warren Zevon
The Devil Went Down to Georgia - Charlie Daniels Band
I've Been Everywhere - Johnny Cash

A few select Aphex Twin songs from the Richard D. James album and pretty much anything from the Thievery Corporations album "The Outernational Sound", or Nightmares on Wax.



I love music. Gosh darn it!

 

Something REALLY old school that I listen to with the sound up and the windows down ....
http://youtube.com/watch?v=gIt1_Ohylvg&feature=related but then I also like the beat of
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXt0G1UvolQ

Enjoy !

 

Music lovers visit www.pandora.com. Prepare to be amazed.

I am awed by the reality that someone not only conceived of this idea and had the ingenuity to execute it, but turned it loose for everyone to use and made it FREE! What an awesomely generous act...

 

House music, jungle, drum'n'bass ... the goodness of electronic dance ... On the satellite, XM 80: The Move ... can't imagine anything else working on the twisties. I grew up on Lionel Hampton, Chet Baker, Cannonball Adderly, John Coltrane, etc.... but I got caught up in the real groove in 1983 (the early days of the genre) when I caught a track on a college radio station and never looked back.

With the memories of spending far too many days sorting through 100's of vinyl LPs in NYC, Hartford, and Boston hole-in-the-wall record shops in the 80s and 90s still fresh in my mind, I sometimes look at my IPod and its 400+ dance mixes and have to pinch myself to make sure that I'm not dreaming. I never imagined that there would be an almost infinite supply of such awesome music available online.

My favorite mix source: http://www.dnbradio.com/

 

I don't have my MINI yet, so I can't have favorite motoring music.
But I'm really looking forward to driving it home listening to Social Distortion...

 

as of now, Linkin Park: Minutes to Midnight. different from their past work but its the good different.

 

SO MANY songs on the "Somewhere Between Heaven And Hell" album are PERFECT driving songs.

 

I'm more a rock/alternative type so any suggestions not on this list would be considered

Empty Walls - Serj Tankian
Time is Running Out - Muse
Supermassive Black Hole - Muse
The Hand that Feeds - Nine inch Nails
Guerrilla Radio - Rage Against the Machine
Somebody Told Me - Killers
Juicebox - Strokes
The Battle of One - 30 Seconds to Mars
Block Rockin' Beats - Chemical Bros
Galvanize - Chemical Bros
Work Up - Korn
Beautiful People - Marilyn Manson

And several songs from Italian Job soundtrack,
Bidibodi Bidibu - Bubbles
Battle Without Honor or Humanity #3 - Tomoyasu Hotei

 

Pink Floyd for me.

 

I have no idea.

Zip

 

Soundtracks work well. Star Wars makes for a fun ride. So does Italian Job.

 

I like to rock.

Say Anything, Fallout Boy (Take This to Your Grave, not the new stuff so much, although it is good) and anything with some strong guitar sound and a solid beat to keep me attacking the curves!

In fact, Say Anything's new album is my current thing... awesomeness I tell you!

 

Off Topic
Love the idea of the graphic on the hood...How, from who, etc...Tell me everything

 

Blow by Blow - Jeff Beck
Wired - Jeff Beck

Worth checking out. Great for testing out the stereo.