Here we go:
#1 Driving song for me:
Joe Satriani- Big Bad Moon.
Then: (no particular order.)
Alana Myles-Still Got This Thing.
Aretha Franklin-Pink Cadillac.
Average White Band-Cut the Cake.
B-52s-Roam.
B-52s-Love Shack.
Blancmange-Living on the Ceiling.
Blues Image-Ride Captain Ride.
Bob Seger-Old Time Rock and Roll.
Bob Segar System-Ramblin' Gamblin' Man.
The Tractors-Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train.
Brooks and Dunn-Boot Scootin' Boogie.
China Crisis-Working with Fire and Steel.
Chumbawumba-Tubthumping.
Crazy Elephant-Gimme Gimme Good Loving.
Dire Straights-Industrial Disease.
Duran Duran-Hungry Like the Wolf.
Eddie and the Hot Rods-Teenage Depression.
English Beat-Save it For Later.
Eric Clapton and Tina Turner-Your Friends are Tearing Us Apart.
Carlene Carter-Every Little Thing.
Jeff Healey Band-Full Circle.
Golden Earring-Twilight Zone.
Grateful Dead-A Touch of Gray.
Guess Who-Clap for the Wolfman.
INXS-Suicide Blonde.
Jane's Addiction-Been Caught Stealing.
John Cougar Mellencamp-I Ain't Running Anymore.
Joe Cocker-When The Night Comes.
John Lennon-Whatever Gets You Thru the Night.
Kazzer-Pedal to the Metal.
Kentucky Headhunters-Oh Lonesome Me.
London Beat-I've Been Thinking About You.
Mary Chapin Carpenter-Down at the Twist and Shout.
Monks-Love in Stereo.
Omar and the Howlers-Kings Ransom.
Police-Spirits in the Material World.
Powder Blues Band-Doing it Right.
Powder Blues Band-Thirsty Ears.
Ramones-We're a Happy Family.
Rolling Stones-Little T & A.
Romantics-What I Like About You.
Steelie Dan-Reelin' in the Years.
Stevie Ray Vaughn-The House is Rocking.
Syndicate of Sound-Hey Little Girl.
Venga Boys-We Like to Party.
ZZ Top-Sharp Dressed Man.

And dat is dat.

Really anything with a fast moving beat. Guns n Roses has always been a favorite. Right now I have the Velvet Revolver CD in my car, great stuff.

Either something I can sing along to or something with a damn good beat.

I've got Rammstein and The Darkness loaded up for when I'm in a hurry, they always knock seconds off my laptimes.

Elton John and Frank Sinatra for singalongs.

I also listen to a lot of audio books on long trips once Radio 4 has gotten to the Archers or Woman's Hour.

I listen to whatever's on the radio...usually rock. If none of my rock stations have anything good playing, I'll switch to pop, then rap/R&B, and then the golden oldies.

Yep - whatevers on, mainly Rock/Alternative or toss a CD in the changer for the same type, Rock/Alternative, or plug in the MP3 player for Rock/Alternative unless my wifes along then half the time goes to her Country music

Anything by Sublime, Nirvana or Bob Seger, seems to keep the car rolling!

60's Rock and Roll, I play mp3's.

Yeah, I have some of that 50s, 60s and 70s stuff a great friend sent me. I still appreciate it very much.

Depends on what mood im in....I listen to anything OTHER THAN COUNTRY...even talk radio sometimes

Depends on my mood, how far I have to go, what part of the state I'm in, how tired I am, and how long I've been at work.

In town, it's whatever is on the radio, bouncing between two classic rock stations, a "new rock" station, a "70s, 80s, and 90s" station, a classical station, and an "alternative and progressive" station.

I have a couple of favourite stations in Lansing, Kalamazoo, Detroit, and Muskegon, so if I'm there, I listen to those.

Otherwise, I throw in a tape (or CD, should I ever put the stereo back in the car) and go with artists rather than specific songs.

Jimmy Buffett, INXS, Kid Rock, Erasure, Dream Academy, Goo Goo Dolls, Traveling Wilburys, SR-71, Matchbox 20, Jethro Tull, Violent Femmes, Muddy Waters, and Peter Gabriel all tend to live in my car.

the car has "the darkness", both of Avril lavigne's albums in it, Jet's album, best of the RHCP and the beastie boys new one.

In the glovebox ready for listening are too many CD's to mention

I waver between Pop Rock and elevator music. I find it far too expensive to put anything that might be enjoyable in; especially one that has any kind of decent drums or guitars.
Before you know it your driving like your in the Indy 500.
Your floor petals become the drum set.
Downshifting becomes a guitar rift.
Pretty soon the beat travels into your hands. You start playing it like a bongo set......the mirror, the dashboard the steering wheel.
Then there is just too many beats and instruments to keep up with so you start swerving in between cars, trying to insert another couple of beats.

Today I'm take a ride with:

Foghat - Slow Ride
Rare Earth - Get Ready
Rush - Fly by Night
Ram Jam - Black Betty
Golden Earing - Radar Love
Edgar Winter Group - Free Ride
Mountain - Mississippi Queen

On my keyboard that is

Makes note: Do not get in Marcus' car!