I have an EXCELLENT Camel GB Driving Music CD. Inspired by my Camel with hits from KROQ (Los Angeles Radio Station). Includes the following bands:

Interpol
The Killers
Modest Mouse
Franz Ferdinand
Morissey

EVERYONE I have given this CD to absolutely love it.

22 awesome tracks. This is one of those "No need to press skip" compilations.

A true masterpiece.

If interested PM me where to mail it to. FOC.

 

The Clash, any track from "Give em enough rope" will do to race my motor.

"Ziggy Stardust" - Bowie, perfect for cruising Hollywood.

"Superfly" - Curtis Mayfield, don't get much better than his waa-waa.

And when I really want to thump it wild I put on The Pouges and let Shan McGowin take me away with a drunkin reel.

 

Paradise by the Dashboard Light-Meatloaf

Lois

 

Ministry-Jesus built my hotrod, perfect for any speed

Aaron

 

hehe i think i'mg onna have to make a 2 cd set:


NOW Thats What I Call Dragon!
Volume 1

hehe, if i can find some cheap CDs, i might just have to burn 50 copies or so.... post if your intested so i know how many CD's to burn....

 

Anything Queen did:smile:
And "Radar Love" by Golden Earing,for every late night,long motor Launch

 

Steely Dan...Aja
Morcheeba...The Big Calm
Morcheeba...Charango
Bruce..Born To Run


as a single track...Allman Bros. ...Jessica

 

Credence Clearwater Revival:
Keep on Chooglin'
Graveyard Train

Grateful Dead:
Truckin'

 

"Goodness Gracious Me", by Peter Sellers & Sophia Loren

 

That would be track 2,after Radar Love on my disk

 

Hmmm,

Interesting selections, all. Except the "Top Gun" soundtrack.

Ugghh..
Double Ugghhh..

Anyhoo, for the launch, I highly recommend

"Uncontrollable Urge" - Devo

If your MINI still has the dreaded "Yo-Yo Effect", then I recommend..

"Jerkin' Back and Forth" - Devo

"Surrender" and "Dream Police" - Cheap Trick

"Veterans of the Psychic Wars" - Blue Oyster Cult , from soundtrack to
"Heavy Metal"

Ooohh, yeah, that's the ticket. Cheap Trick's "Reach Out And Take It", from the same soundtrack, almost beats out "Dream Police" in my book.

Smiths, huh? Hokay, gimme "Rusholme Ruffians", and "How Soon Is Now?"

For Queen, "Fat-Bottom Girls", or even their tune from "Highlander", "Princes Of The Universe", rock hard.

Edge, you should check out the original track listing for the PlayStation game "Wipeout" -- my first encounter with The Chemical Brothers. "Hey, these guys have an album? Cool!"

On that note, I also vote for the album "Gilt" by "Machines Of Loving Grace". Used it to replace the crap-@$$ techno in RidgeRacer on the PlayStation. Pause at the christmas tree (starting line), open the player, stick in some real audio...oh yes.

Finally, I vote for Puffy, "Your Love Is A Drug", from the album "PRMX Turbo" -- PRMX = Puffy Re-Mix Project. Good Stuff.

Mebbe even the theme from "Mazinger Z", or a few riffs off of my Godzilla soundtrack collection, every critter's theme. Mecha-Godzilla had those sweet jungle drums going.

Cheers,
Matthew Z.

P.S. "Mach 5" and "Dune Buggy" by PUSA (Presidents of the United States of America) are choice as well. You might remember a little tune, "Lump"?
"Peaches"? No? Oh well.

 

I go between for XM 81 - BPM (Beat Per Minute) and XM 8 - 80's. Just recently a classic rock station in Los Angeles, Arrow 93.1 changed its format and name to Jack FM which I like. A really nice mix of tunes that make the drive even more enjoyable.

Since my convertible is on its way, it's time to find some nice driving with the top down music ... Since I'm a Jimmy Buffett fan, his song 'Rag Top Day' seems like it'll work for me well!

 

Thought I'd add a couple more to my first list.

Lucinda Williams - Can't Let Go
Commander Cody - Hot Rod MINI er...Lincoln

 

ok, heres the CD so far...

NOW Thats What I Call Dragon! VOL1 :

1.Blur - Song 2
2.Sweet -Ballroom Blitz
3.Kazzer - Pedal To The Metal
4.Hagar - I Cant Drive 55
5.Eagles - Life In the Fast Lane
6.FatboySlim - Weapon Of Choice
7.Aerosmith - Dream On
8.Springstein - The Boys Are Back In Town
9.Creed - Torn
10.Golden Earring - Radar Love
11.Golden Earring - When The Bullet Hits The Bone
12.Incubus - Drive
13.Ministry - Jesus Built My Hotrod
14.Rob Zombie -Two Lane Blacktop
15.Puretone -Addicted To Bass
16.Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild

NOW Thats What I Call Dragon! VOL 2:

1.Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World
2.War - Lowrider
3.U2 - Vertigo
4. Commander Cody - Hot Rod Lincoln
5.Puretone - Stuck In A Groove


ive got 10 more slots open on CD 2, lets hear some more suggestions!

i'm working on a CD case cover now too!!!! i'll show you soon...

 

Heart - Barracuda
Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way?
Caesar's Palace - Jerk it Out (iPod shuffle commercial)
Motely Crue - Kickstart My Heart
Motley Crue - Love is Like a Car Crash
The White Stripes - Ball and Biscuit (nice bass)

 

A good mix of songs and artists for anyone, especially the under 30 crowd:

New Slang, The Shins

No One Knows, Queens of the Stone Age

Look What You've Done, Jet

No Phone, Cake

Mouth (The Stingray Mix), Bush

High Heel Steppin' (D1 Music Radio Edit), RuPaul

Dream Weaver (Supreme Beings of Leisure Remix), Gary Wright

Summer Breeze (Tsuper Tsunami Mix Philip Steir) Seals & Crofts

Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? (Remixed By Halou), Rod Stewart

First Day of My Life, Bright Eyes

Such Great Heights (Remix by John Tejada), The Postal Service

The Widow, The Mars Volta

Breathe (When Andy Bell Met Manhattan Clique Extended Remix), Erasure

Everyman / Everywoman, Ono

Sign Your Name, The Dead Science

An Honest Mistake, The Bravery

 

"Maybelline, why can't you be true?" - Chuck Berry anyone?

A couple on the more obscure side:

Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers - "Roadrunner"
King Crimson - "Vroom Vroom"

Less obscure:

Neil Young - "Rockin' in the Freeworld" & "Sedan Delivery"
Nirvana - "Territorial Pissings"
Yes - "Roundabout"
David Bowie - "Hallo Spaceboy"
Dire Straits - "Telegraph Road"
Foo Fighters - "Monkey Wrench"
Tracy Chapman - "Fast Car"

Many more floating around in my old head, but I need rest.

A_Sr.

 

Nine Inch Nails - Eraser (denial revisited)


There is no way that you can listen to that song and not speed. It's just not possible.

 

Hmm.... Deftones - Be Quiet and Drive is appropriate.... any Rage Against the Machine...For the calmer type, any Jack Johnson is great.... His new album is awesome.......

OH, and "The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret" is a much better Queens of the Stone Age song to drive to

All I know is that I have 10+ gigs of music on the I-pod, and I enjoy as much of it as I can while im driving.

 

radar love
see paradise by the dashboard light....
courting with disaster
life's been good to me so far ( steve Miller?)
little old lady from Pasadena

 

Deftones - Passenger is also a good driving song.

 

Lenny Kraviks cover,or my home town boys,the Guess Who,American Women.
Deep Purple,Smoke on the water
Leonard Cohen,Manhatten
Another home town boy,Neil Young,Rust never sleeps

 

Here is whats in my iPod right now..

Jet
Tool
Audioslave
Rage Against the Machine
RJD2 (great stuff check em out)
311
Coldplay
Queen
Bush (gotta love Machine Head)
The Dandy Warhols
Ficsherspooner (good electronic music)
Foo Fighters
Radiohead
LIVE (my fav band)
Sublime

 

Richard Thompson - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning

And now for something completely different:

Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys - Orange Blossom Special (I defy anyone to stay under the speed limit while playing this instrumental)

 

The new Mudvayne cd is good

Rob zombie which a couple people have already posted.

Powerman 5000
Static X
Hoobastank
Godsmack
Xm Radio Channel 48


Of course the list can go on and on. But this is all pending on what style music you listen too......im 21 so you might like something different, but if it sounds good to me chances are ill like it