Music for 996 or porsche driver

I am wondering what types of music you listening to when driving your porsche? Or favorite type of music? Personally I like Euro disco or trance. get the upbeat energy going!!

rap, hip hop.......or nothing and listen to the engine

best music to my ears, hands down is PSE!!

Sports talk radio

Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, The Who, heck, even some ELO and The Kinks.

Ipod on shuffle - everything from Metallica to Pavarotti. I am also in O.C. - where are you from?

can barely hear music with the straight pipes but yes, ipod on shuffle - ten thousand songs, playlists of usually 100-300 very ecclectic. thievery corporation's stuff is a favourite at this moment in time. also some dave brubeck classics

70's rock in the AM, Classical or JAzz on the way back. On warm and sunny days, roof open, windows down, no music just the engine.

Go-Go or just listen to the engine/intake.

The Ruf exhaust really drives me crazy. I find myself turning down the radio all the time just to hear that sweet-revving engine. That said, on long highway drives, I'm listening to Yes, Pink Floyd, or Dire Straits.

vroom--vroom!

PSE or ESPN Radio depending on mood

Fabspeed intake & exhaust.

I've had one mixed hip-hop CD in the car since I bought it months ago, I couldn't tell you what tunes are on it, exhaust sounds too good.

My fast likes to listen to the engine with the windows down.

Ditto or if I am in the mood...some dance, techno early in the am..no need for coffee by the time I am in my office. On the way home some smooth jazz or r&b to destress, maybe some talk radio. I also enjoy some rock Eagles, Boston, VH, Lenny Kravitz, LP.

Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries". To paraphrase Robert Duval in "Apocalypse Now", "I love the smell of Pagids in the morning. It smells like speed"! Cheers,

Recently picked up some new releases, some of my favs that are getting heavy play.

I'm not sure what I'm listening to, due to the crappy loud surface of the I-405 through LA!

Ditto on the I-5, can't hear anything but expansion joints. Otherwise it's Jack Johnson. Bruce

Currently it's Tool 10,000 Days and RHCP Stadium Arcadium.

engine. when it rains and i need to roll up the windows, i listen to npr.

Cars - David Gilmour - Jack Johnson - Tom Petty - James Taylor......and others

Lots of U2. Pretty much the whole catalog from early 80's until now.

Dave Mathews, Live, B-52s(late 80s version), The Cult, 10,000 Maniacs

I have over 30 hours of music in the 6 CDs (MP3) in my trunk. I've never gotten around to changing them. (Beatles, Velvet underground, Pink Floyd, Dire Straits, Led Zepp, Dream Theater, and some non-traditional stuff like Fela Kuti)

Hip hop and jazz on the CDC. Not into the ipod and XM thing since CD sound is still best and I don't mind listening tot he same thing over and over.

I just inherited my father's impressive jazz collection (several hundred CDs - many audiophile recordings). I'm now enjoying Brubeck, Getz, Mulligan, Miles Davis, Chet Atkins et al. Very cool vibe - reminds me of my childhood. Otherwise not really my style, but I find the stereo too pitiful to listen to music at any real volume. The Ramones and Iggy Pop will have to wait until I get a real sound system.

Has no one listened to Fluke? They do some wonderful stuff with a moderately quick tempo - it's definitely music for drivers. I think BMW and VW have used Fluke songs in their commercials. I believe the album "Risotto" has Atom Bomb and Absurd. Some very nice relaxing songs on there, too. Also: I do a fair amount of Britney listening in my car. Come on, it's soooo catchy. I know someone else here has to.. Ulrich Schnauss is good cruising music... very overlooked. Very relaxing. Really, I have a 40gb iPod I just leave on shuffle most of the time, but those are some highlights. I'm prone to the occaisonal DSOTM or Zeppelin listening, too. And Miles Davis can be wonderful at 3am.. assuming I'm not fighting to keep my eyes open Justin