Lets see... since I have a lot of artists Ill share a few tunes:

Armin van buuren (24 theme)
Above and Beyond (can't sleep)
Headstrong - ft. Tiff Lacey - Close Your Eyes (Dwight Van Mann Remix)
All melody and euphoria!! I can't live without it... and the vocals are the icing on the cake. I can't stand trance that repeats one segment forever and songs like these give me faith in variation in trance!

I like to perfer trance as a state of mind, not just a genre and its considered the "teenagers" orchestra.

I can't wait till this genre is evovled to something crazy ~~ but unfortnately in the world of electronica for every 100 crappy songs there's 1 that's bound to set you soaring into heights you never imagined....

other honorable artists: Tiesto, Grabriel & Desrdren, Kyau vs Albert, Thrillseekers, Ronski Speed, Andy Moor + Leeamoor, ATB, Benni Bennasi, Brooklyn Bounce, Deep dish, Cosmic Gate, Ferry Corstien, Menno De Jong, rank1, airwave, Vincent De Moor and Pendulum even though he's not trance related but his melodies are good

50 Gigs of trance and counting!

i got around 20 km a liter when i drove a civic 5 spd using advanced hypermiler techniques
and now I drive a salvage nwh20 prius that gets almost to 25 km/l with 192,000 km to date.

Symphonic Movie Soundtracks mostly.

V for Vendetta
Gladiator
Matrix Reloaded
Lord of the Rings
etc.

Though I do usually have 2 other CDs, something like Sarah Mclachlan, Godsmack, etc. That way, no matter the mood, I have a CD in the player to match it.

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You might like the soundtrack to "The Island". My husband and I both went out and bought copies of it the day after we watched it (Netflix), much to our mutual chagrin.

My music tastes are all over the map, hence the need for my 4GB iPod Nano (I once had a 30GB 'classic' iPod but I much prefer the smaller form factor of the Nano & Shuffle.)

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- Shannon (Geeky, Wild Texan)

mostly british bands: coldplay, travis, muse with a little bit of enya. i have the run lola run soundtrack on standby in slot 6 if i need a picker-upper late at night or something.

Sorry to revive a 2 year old thread, but it looked cool and I wanted to put in my 2 cents

I mostly listen to hardcore punk (Madball, Blue Bloods) the best is to pull up to a red light and have the person next to me just watch me thinking that im going to peel out.... and then do 0-60 in two minutes

4/27/08 612.1 miles @ 62.1 MPG with 110,000 miles on the Civic

I never saw this thread before. Thanks for reviving it.
Oddly enough, I never would've driven a car without listening to music before...but now that I have the hybrid, I often drive while listening only to its uniquely hybrid sound effects. How dorky is that?
Music-wise I listen to a mix of classic/hard/punk/alternative and Celtic rock. When I'm not listening to that "whirring" and such.

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It varies. Any of the following might be on:
NPR
CDs: Cranberries (any of their five albums including Dolores O'Rierdon's newest solo album).
Best of U2 (the '80s)
Enya
Soundtrack to "Lord of the Rings"
miscellaneous R&R

I drive without anything on the radio/stereo frequently.

Depending on my mood:
NPR Crossing Boundaries-only radio I listen to
OR--on the Pod:
Calexico
Alejandro Escovedo
Mountain Goats

When it's time to get a blast from the past...
Doors
Jimi
King Crimson

if it's time to relax..
Brian Eno
kd lang

System 7
Fluke
Underworld
Squarepusher
Vangelis

Wow! I thought I was the only one driving a hybrid listening to
"Court of the Crimson King!"

It gets late early out there. - Yogi