The classics like Zepplin, Clash, AC/DC go without saying. For newer music Avenged Seven fold has a great bass and drum combo that initiates acceleration.

What - no Skinny Puppy fans here?

My 911's only sound system is the MFI in the back. With that, who needs recorded music.

But would I be showing my age if I asked if any considered "Highway Star" by Deep Purple???

Oh -- Never mind!

I have a pretty good collection of Rammstein music - all in German. Very good go-fast music. I also like White Zombie (with Sean) and some Rob Zombie stuff post-Sean as go-fast.

Never really found Manson to be good go-fast music. It's good and hard, but just doesn't have the drive that sends my foot to the floor.

Rush
Korn
Beastie Boys
House of Pain
Rage against the machine
Cheb Khal ed - Alech Taadi (taxi chase scene from Fifth Element)

What about "LaGrange" from ZZTop? No singing...just music with a very good beat...quite long...very nice to just focus on driving...accompanies well the carbs roar in the back...

Rammstein - Yeah, great music. Always end up driving to fast but I don't know if its the music or the car :)

I've put together several "drive" CDs, each with a regional theme.

The "German Drive" CD features Rammstein mixed in with Funker Vogt, Kraftwerk, Peter Schilling, cuts from the Run Lola Run soundtrack, some of Wagner's Ring cycle, Marlene Dietrich and a military band playing the German national anthem.

The "UK Drive" CD features among others the Propellerheads, William Orbit, Paul Oakenfold, Massive Attack, Pete Townshend and Dire Straits.

The "French Drive" CD includes Air, Daft Punk, Rinocerose, Francoise Hardy, and cuts from the Amelie soundtrack.

The "Southern Rock" CD includes Black Oak Arkansas, Pat Travers Band, Molly Hatchet, Tom Petty and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

All of the discs promote high speed driving although the French one more often than not makes me want to roll down the window and wave my hand in the breeze.

Sorry, I'm too old for that. How about Yes, Roundabout!

...Barry Manilow :)

Stevie Wonder, Musiq Soulchild, Raphael Saadiq.

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that´s a great one! I actually have that "yessongs" CD in my car!



(Not to forget "owner of the lonely heart"anyway)

Yep, I'm really old (52)... George Thoroghgood; 1 bourbon 1 scotch 1 beer, Madison Blues, Gear Jammer, Move it on over, Who do you love? You WILL get a ticket, or at least scare yourself.

I'm not that young myself (43). :o Yes is fine driving music as well.

Hi mate - Sounds fantastic, can you burn me a CD of the German and UK one...and post to me- will reimburse you...cheers mate
send me a PM..
Thanks allot
Richard
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Rad Hatter, nice Carrera you have there. Drop me a PM with details and I'll send copies your way.

Songs for taking off from a stand still and high reving 1, 2, 3, and possibly 4 gear getting onto a highway?
Motley Crew - Wild Side
Guns n Roses - You Could Be Mine, and Rocket Queen
Sotto Voce - Hats Off (http://www.sottovoceband.com) <--- this is good for not just revving but driving fast in general!
White Zombie - Black Sunshine

Alex Harvey -Zombie Do

DJ resQ trance on long trips.