I always listen to Fleetwood Mac or Peter Gabriel...what is favorite song to play while driving the xj6?

 

None, my radio is broken.

 

Whatever radio station my POS factory unit decides to let me listen to that day...

 

Classic FM if the radio is working that day, the sound of a Coventry six if it isn't.

 

Coventry Six. That's a great sound.

I listen to Bluegrass Gospel, Bluegrass, Chopin, The Eagles and occasionally Weird Al.

 

Hmmmm...there's definitely a trend developing here, lol...

 

Antenna stays in boot so mostly NPR with its strong signal. Antenna repair is on the list.

 

The radio is always off. I just enjoy the sweet whine of the supercharger.

 

I have Sirius - classic soul, disco (Studio 54, yeah baby!), contemporary jazz

 

Mainly Cher....

 

...and Liza Minelli, and Broadway show tunes? lol...

 

Classic Jazz, 'little bit of Blues & more Jazz.

 

AC/DC, Audioslave, Rolling Stones, Red Hot Chili Peppers and many others

 

Umm...no....and Lil' Kim, Maroon 5, Missy Elliott, Kesha..and whatever else I feel like.

I'll listen to what I want.. you listen to what you want...everyone is different ya know.

 

Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake, Led Zep, Free, Cream and Zakk Wylde. proper driving tunes

 

You just prompted me to put on some Audioslave while reading JF on my front porch! Thanks.

 

I play my iPhone through the bluetooth stereo I installed - similar collection, or via Pandora's "Today's Alternative Radio" station - now I need better speakers - these stock speakers just weren't made for Puddle of Mudd.

 

Got some old infinity's in mine from my old merc

 

Mmmmm,

ZZ Top, Eagles, Frank (as in Sinatra), Fleetwood Mac, John Farnham, and whatever else is in the memory stick plugged into the USB of the Pioneer deck that replaces the quality OE unit and stacker. All 8GB of it.

Push comes to shove, the RADIO, either FM, or AM, depending on mood haha.

Forgot, and she pointed it out as only she can. I often leave the radio OFF, and listen to the constant chatter from her. PRICELESS.

 

Depending on mood, the weather, day, night, season, how long the trip, etc...some samples include the following:

Johnny Winter, Beethoven (esp. No. 9 and No. 6), Earth Wind & Fire, Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, Tower of Power (early stuff), AC/DC, Terri Clark, Alan Parson Project, Mozart, Allman Brothers Band, Luther Allison, Patti Austin, Pat Benatar, Cold Blood, Muddy Waters, Journey, the three Kings (BB, Albert, and Freddy), Sammy Hagar, Merle Haggard, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Martina McBride, Opera Music - various Arias - favorite: O Mio Babbino Caro, Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead, Ten Years After, Rare Earth, Roxy Music, Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, George Strait, Steely Dan, Stravinsky, Styx, Thirty-Eight Special, Pat Travers, Robin Trower, Stanley Turrentine, Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Vivaldi, Grover Washington, Jr., Whitesnake, Foreigner, The Crusaders, Rick Derringer - old and new, The Eagles, David Gilmour, Handel's Messiah, Holst - The Planets, Eddie Money, Wagner, Peter Frampton, Phil Collins, Bobby Womack, Lee Ann Womack, The Who, The Guess Who, oldies from the 50's, 60's, and 70's. Blondie, Tchaikovsky, Sinatra, Dean Martin, Procol Harum, Blue Oyster Cult, Ted Nugent, The Motels, various Mariachi and Latin Music, John Mayall, Edgar Winter, and a few more.

There's a tune for every occasion and every mood.