hypermiling music?

[RiseAbove]

Here are some great groups for hypermilers:
The Coasters
Fuel
Filter
Lagwagon
Mike and the Mechanics
The Cars

Who else???

[Tony Raine]

lately, i've found tom petty to be good driving music. not too fast that i inadvertently speed, but not so slow i get anxious.

some others that work for me:
eagles
CCR (thats Creedence Clearwater Revival)
pink floyd
george strait
OLD green day
slower linkin park songs

[Arminius]

90% of the time I listen to nothing but the engine and road noise. Otherwise I listen to the same music as SVOboy.

[Schwabe]

Chill channel on XM

[Coyote X]

I normally listen to the knock sensor through the stereo, mostly because I am strange I guess but I want to know exactly what the engine is doing.

If someone is in the car though I play normal music. Mostly a mix of bluegrass and heavy metal. Nothing drives people crazier than listening to a mix of Manowar and Flatt and Scruggs

[azraelswrd]

Normally whatever I have stored on the MP3 player. But if am doing experiments, nothing so I can hear the road and anything funky.

[groar]

I'm listening to a radio broadcasting only pop/rock songs from last 80's, when I was a teen... But since a few weeks I often find that I forget to switch on the radio when I'm alone in the car

Denis.

[adrive7]

Daft Punk is a sure fire way to lower your FE.

[larryrose11]

Me? I can concentrate pretty well, so my music dosnt affcect my driving style.
IM a music NUT. I grew up in the partridge family, but without the bus.

My short list:
Rise Against
Evans Blue
Korn
Flobots
Metalicca
Split Lip Rayfield,
Beastie Boys,
Allice in chains,
Gym Class Heroes....

Larry

[Will]

My choices would be
Chris Isaak
Harry Connick Jr.
Maynard Ferguson
80's "hair bands"
modern rock