hypermiling music?

[vtec-e]

I mostly listen to puredj.com and have it on my ipod. Tunes man!!!!

[RiseAbove]

Still for "Engine off Coasting" you can't beat The Coasters

[Katana]

All mine are power ballads/rock and are terrible for lead foot. I find The Prodigy the worst culprit for that though.
If i wanted to relax more and drive slowly I'd go with some classical like Beethoven or one of those many chill-out albums from the ministry of sound.

[justpassntime]

You guys have stereos? I pulled mine out to save weight and lower the engine load via the alternator supplying power to the stereo.

In the city I listen to whatever the car next to me is playing (this gets harder in the winter, you have to get closer). On the highway I listen to road noise and try to figure out which gap it is I need to fill. Then I get distracted and forget to do the a-b-a tests.

But I would listen to New Age instrumental music for this purpose.

[Arminius]

I listen to "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" at least once a week. I used to listen once a day when my Ford was still alive. Boy do I miss that sound system.

[RiseAbove]

We jam econo!!!

[bryn]

i have been getting stuck on national public radio lately, i tend to trust the news more than most other sources, and most of the other programs are easy to half listen too.

[TrikeKid]

Music doesn't really effect my driving/riding style (unless I'm already driving/riding fast), so it's usually thrash/black/death metal of some kind.

[gamer_jim]

Maynard Ferguson!

[Greenblazer]

I listen to Howard Stern on Sirius Sattellite Radio.

Later,

Allan Greenblazer