dflowerz

The obvious choice is Kraftwerk's Autobahn

fuddman

Remember this guy? Same genre, I think.

Haven't a clue what the words mean; but, whatever he's saying, the rebel has ticked off a lot of cops!

vwduud

Metallica - Seek and Destroy
Rage Against the Machine - Wake Up, Killing In The Name, Freedom
Men At Work - Overkill
Tool - The Pot, Forty Six & 2, Rosetta Stoned, Right In Two
Rush - The Camera Eye, Red Barchetta
Black Sabbath - War Pigs
AC/DC - Have A Drink On Me

Any of these. Find a twisty country road, have the top back, bang through the MT and hang on.

asia

Becky Jean Williams

Joenyc

Here is one an oldie but a goodie. But one that will get you singing and a good feel of the pedal. Watch out for Smokie!
John Mellacamp R.O.C.K in the USA

https://www.vevo.com/watch/john-mellencamp/r-o-c-k-in-the-u-s-a-(a-salute-to-60s-rock)/USIV30400223

fuddman

Not a bad way to kick off the 4th. Let it happen!!

commok

Got you in a Stranglehold Baby... Heard it at the start of a Washington Nationals game, and it reminded me of just how powerful this song is!

fuddman

Steve Cole

Steve Cole

Steve Cole

Man, the YT tags are not even close to being reliable on this forum... I picked out a couple Filter tunes, a Prong tune, and an Incubus tune. :/

evilfij

Not sure how to do the fancy YouTube links (edit: it happens automatically!), but it is the M5 video from 15 years again with Madonna and Clive Owen. Drive and song start at 4:20 of the video. Whenever that song comes on the radio, my mind goes back to maxing out my 5er trying to be Clive Owen.

Ride of the valkeries by Wagner as well as Polovtsian dances from Prince Igor by Borodin are good classical driving songs (the old school Telarc recordings are my favorites).

If course, I drive slow now so I usually just listen to the local non-top 40 radio stations.

asia

Tires hot, Page Mill Rd

Steve Cole

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wes66vette

Metallica - Fuel
Rage Against the Machine - Know Your Enemy