Yes. I know we all rock out but what do y'all rock out to? I'm sure this has been asked before but I didn't see the thread and thought "Hey, I'll annoy everyone with this question!" Personally, I'm looking for some awesome music to drive to. I traded a GMC Acadia for my Clubbie so you can imagine how much rockin' went on in that thing...bahaha!

 

Flower, by Moby . Only works if you like Gone In Sixty Seconds

Its just nice to row the gears to

 

I listen to "The Sound of the Mighty Magnaflow". Nothing better than that.

Kevin

 

Depends on the location and traffic...

-On the interstate during heavy traffic when I'm mostly hiking between 4th and 5th, I go with Omen by The Prodigy

-On a highway or interstate in the country, it's usually Ready Steady Go by Paul Oakenfold. Cliche, I know, but it's fun. It also works really for for inner city traffic at night when I can hit 3rd gear for more than 10 seconds.

-At night in any rural setting, it's without a doubt When Things go wrong by Airwave

-On the way to work, it's usually some Immortal, Ov Hell or Dimmu Borgir to wake up with.

-Coming home from work, I usually switch over to Yoji Biomehanika or DJ Proteus

-No matter what, every paintball trip starts off with Ace of Spades by Motorhead

-When I DD, it's usually Seal because he apparently calms drunk people down (or makes them go to sleep).

-Long trips, I get a mix going that usually starts with some 1349 or Behemoth and switches over to Andy Blueman by the end. I make my mixes appropriately lengthed and tracked for each trip.

-If I have to go to Langley AFB, which is roughly never, it's the A-Team Theme song

 

Anything from the Top Gun Soundtrack. Will save minutes off of any trip guaranteed.

 

Bob Seger...

 

I tend to queue up Bob Marley when it's warm, sunny, & breezy, sunroof wide open, windows down.

I lean towards The Doors & the Stones for weekend errands, but the Smashing Pumpkins are also a good weekend soundtrack.

For weekday driving I have a somewhat eclectic mixed playlist.

 

Pirates of the Caribbean soundtrack.

I play AC/DC - Highway to Hell whenever I enter New Jersey.

 

I love the classic rock station on Sirius. And when I really want to rock it, I put on (don't laugh) old Ac/Dc, old Scorpions, old Van Halen (only pre-1984), old Foreigner, Pearl Jam, or Nirvana. My other music selections totally depend on my mood and where I'm going.

 

Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen.

 

Pink Floyd, Doors, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Cream, Clapton, King Crimson, JT, Who, CSN&Y,

 

A wide range of Blues including Janis Joplin. For when the road gets interesting, ZZ Top, Jimi Hendrix, Rolling Stones and others of that ilk.

 

I have a very eclectic playlist

Today I listened to the Mumford and Sons album, which I love... Tend to drive very fast with their music though

 

+1 for this. The Boss is appropriate in all situations.

 

Anything by Dave Matthews Band

 

There are hundreds of things I would choose, but tonight I would say...

DJ Harry.

 

Golden Earring's Radar Love.

Dave

 

Favorite Genres: vocal trance, ambient, chillout, lounge. I have 200+ CDs in my car at any one time.

I have every album released by the following unless noted:

Armin van Buuren, Paul van Dyk, Ivy, The Verve, Gary Numan (first 4 albums), Stars of the Lid, Ramstein, The Beatles (remastered box set), Nine Inch Nails, Moby, Thievery Corporation, Conjure One, Way Out West, Gorillaz, Hooverphonic, Pure Trance series, Ultra Trance series, Ultra Chilled series, Ultra Dance series, Best of Trance series, Frequent Flyer series... plus lots of miscellaneous albums.

It is best if I do not think too hard about how much I've spent on music.

 

I have 18 days worth of music on my Ipod but for road trips it ends up being Little Feat, Springsteen, Jimmy Thackery and The Nighthawks for the most part

 

Jamiroquai

White Knuckle Ride really gets you in the mood for a little spirited driving

 

Well. Gonna stand out of the crowd on this one.

Every Drive starts out with "Black Sheep" by The Clash at Demonhead (Cover of Black Sheep by Metric, by the actors from Scott Pilgrim Vs the World.) The actor who sings this version is MUCH better than Metric's singer.

The its Shuffle mode through everything on my iPhone. Genres like, Classic Rock, Modern Rock, Techno, Trance, Brit pop, one song I refer to as French Circus Techno, 4 Rap songs(including by not limited to, "White and Nerdy" by Wierd Al), Screamo, Heavy Metal (non-screamo, clearly), some Emo music, and last but not least some of the soundtrack songs from Halo.

 

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! so true.

 

Whoaa, no one here is "gangsta"?

I might have the WIDEST variety of music out of anyone, Mostly its on octane/Highway/pulse/hits1/watercolors

But my Ipod includes,
Rap:Slim Thug,Lil Wayne,Eminem,T.I,Jay Z,Biggie,Yo gotti
Rock:Three days grace, Shinedown, Hollywood undead,Nickelback,Alterbridge, Red, Breaking Benjamin, Skillet etc
Soft Rock/Classic: Eagles, Rod Stewart,U2, Tom Petty, Micheal Bolton, Micheal Mcdonald, Phill Collins, Lionel etc
Country: Kenny Chesney, Sugarland, Toby Kieth, Zac Brown, Dierks Bently, Kieth urban, Trace Atkins, Big&Rich,Montgomery Gentry,Brooks & Dunn etc.
Jazz: Kenny G,Sade,Spyro Gyra, Louis Armstrong, Dave Koz

And absolutly everything in between. My brother cant stand it when my ipods on and on shuffle because ill be listning to dave koz, then dave mathews,Rodstewart red and then lilwayne and eminem will come on. haha

But my main two genras of driving music would be softrock/rock. then when the windows go down its weezy/eminem/slim thug.

 

Santana this week.

 

good station on sirius xm is BPM awesome vocal dance music... makes my pedal go to the METAL BABBAYYYY!!! hahah