Authority Zero is always good, if you havent heard them, i would recommend everything by them. most of all their album 12:34 song= Talk is Cheap. <--Steve-o would like it for sure. got some Creedence Clearwater Revival was fun during my recent 4x4 expedition.
Avenged Sevenfold, A.F.I., Eminem, Eric Church, Hadouken!, Hinder, Hoobastank, LostProphets, Linkin Park, the list goes on and on. Country for sure. Rock and roll, rap/r & b, metal and even a little bit of reggae.

pretty much everything. my iPod is a bit of a nightmare most times.

 

As a professional musician I generally don't listen to music for fun. It would be like a transmission rebuilder going home to tear apart 4L60Es after work. I generally listen to sports radio. On the rare occasions I do listen to music it's usually classic country. There's nothing like blasting "The Race Is On" while cruising down the freeway.

 

Interesting. I live with a professional musician that does multiple live gigs a week and still loves listening to music. I guess each person is different

 

It all depends on the person and what they do. I do a lot of recording and arranging so I'm always taking music apart in my head. Because of that it's hard for me to listen to music without my technical brain taking over. I can't really listen without disengaging from the analytic viewpoint.

I know a lot of musicians who play constantly and can't wait to listen to more music on the way home. I'm not one of those people.

 

if im in that bad *** kind of mood: eminem- lose yourself

rockin the dirt roads: brantley gilbert- kick it in the sticks

driving around town rocking the sub: lil wayne- nightmares of the bottom or kanya west - mercy

or if i feel like blasting some tunes that will make everyone turn and smile lol: ray parker jr - GOSTBUSTERS!!

 

I just put some new Pyle speakers In so I love anything with Heavey bass too, nothing like making your mirrors shake while you r driving down the road

 

"Overdrive" by the Foo Fighters