Kickstart My Heart -- Motely Crue
I can't Drive 55 -- Sammy Hagar
Bad Habit -- Offspring
Red Barchetta -- Rush
Crosstown Traffic -- Jimi Hendrix Experience
Southbound -- Allman Brothers
Runnin' Down a Dream -- Tom Petty
Hot Rod Lincoln -- George Thorogood
Riding with the King -- B.B. King and Eric Clapton (although the original John Hiatt version is very cool too.)
Low Rider -- War
Mustang Sally -- Comittements (partial to this version.)
Roadhouse Blues -- Doors
Move it on Over -- Thorogood
House is Rocking -- Stevie Ray Vaughn
Fortunate Son -- CCR
Traveling Riverside Blues -- Led Zeppelin
Freebird -- Lynerd Skynyrd
Can't you See -- Marshell Tucker Band
Bang the Drum -- Todd Rungren
Killing in the Name Of -- Rage Against the Machine
Youth Gone Wild -- Skid Row
Shame -- Stabbing Westward
Permanent Vacation -- Aerosmith
Burn -- Deep Purple
American Bad Ass -- Kid Rock
Wild One -- Iggy Pop
Lust for Life -- Iggy Pop
Jerry Was a Race Car Driver -- Primus
Best I Can -- Queensryche
Around the World -- Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Rusty Cage -- Soundgarden
Fat Lip -- Sum 41
Rollin' -- Limp Biscut
Anarchy in the UK -- The Sex Pistols
Monkey Wrench -- Foo Fighters
Semi-Charmed Life -- Third Eye Blind
Elevation -- U2

I hope this is eclectic enough. I think I only repeated an artist once.

 

I have a pretty sick House mix that flows without interruption for over an hour. It's nice when you roll up to a light and don't have to worry about finding a "favorite" song on a CD to impress people. This mix was made from a DJ buddy of mine and is wicked. If you like House/Techno music I highly suggest it. However it does put you into a trance and you'll find yourself either going way above the speed limit, or 20 miles slower. If this isn't your cup of tea, I suggest the classics - Run D.M.C. (Raising Hell), TuPac (Any), Biggie (Ready to Die/Born Again), Dr. Dre (Chronic), or if you're really daring like me... Sugar Hill Gang (Rappers Delight - extended version). There's also a mix artist (Z-Trip) who throws old school songs with other old school beats/backgrounds. I suggest that as well.

- 4Motto

 

I've got a Spa Yellow so I think "Buttercup" is appropriate. And you can't go wrong with "Heat Wave" on a hot summer day either.

 

Hey ruexp67, if you ever decide to violate some copyright laws and sell that mix under the title of something like "S2000 Top Down Tunes," I'll be first in line.

 

Try blasting "I'm a Virgin" by Madonna at the stoplight and see how people wil react. Or better yet, my dream is to go to Compton and blast that song all over town.

 

My "Driving Music" cd has these:
Highway Star - Deep Purple
Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple
The Zephyr Song - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Radar Love - Golden Earring
In the Air Tonight - Phil Collins
Everybody Wants to Rule the World - Tears for Fears
Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Heartbreaker - Pat Benatar
Jane - Jefferson Airplane
Midnight Runaway - Three Dog Night
Born to Be Wild - Steppenwolf
The Pusher - Steppenwolf

 

Hey Ron:

How's that Lucid speaker system treating you? I'm looking to do some audio and was wondering what works? I had an entire system in my last car, which filled up the trunk. I'm looking at doing some rear speakers, and possibly some tweats in the head-rests. Any suggestions?

- 4Motto

 

www.kazaa.com
www.crutchfield.com

Get the music at the first, and an MP3 HU at the second.

 

Just check out my avatar and you'll know what I like.

I've been known to blast "Us and Them" at stoplights, parking lots, and parking garages..

 

Anything Zeppelin.