Michael Jackson: Don't Start (DS)
Dire Straits: Tunnel Of Love
Funkadelic: Maggot Brain
Rage Against The Machine: Killing In The Name Of
Will.I.Am: Get Your Money

amazing tracks from multiple genres, between these songs you will definitely exploit weakness in your system....and if you haven't, lol, you have acheived the impossible congratulations!

oo ill have to try that combo... i really need to get an MJ cd. his music sounds so good in my car

anything by in flames or killswitch!!

Pink Floyd - Have a Cigar, Welcome to the Machine, Time. High quality recordings and lots of quiet synthesizer sounds to appreciate hearing with SQ speakers. The "OOOO" and "AHHHHH" female sings are high pitched, and they have low bass.

Those sound very good in my van...
Infected Mushroom - Becoming Insane
Infected Mushroom - Heavyweight
Gwyneth Herbert - Only love can break your heart
Natalie Cole - Tell me about it

Yello - Baby
the whole album

Jamiroquai.. Canned Heat - It's not too embarrassing if you are into hiphop ;)

lmao!!!!!

Never thought about it, but BT's newer single "Rose of Jericho" is pretty dynamic.
Still say "canned heat" will turn the heads of anyone in the passenger seat. I agree with an above poster on Dave Matthews Band Songs.. I personally use Ants Marching because it's very "bright."

Another favorite of mine if Goldfrapp's A+E for a saturated flood of sound

Here's the top 3 songs sound engineers use to "ring out their rigs on concert rigs."
-Fields of Gold Sting
-Desert Rose Sting
-A song by Angelique Kidjo, Possibly Adouma

I dont make this up.. and remember this is not to show off the rig, but to help get the rig to sound vocal.

I've heard all of these songs on soundcheck's from Nelly Furtado's engineer, to Avenged Sevenfold's, from The Rolling Stone's to Dave Matthews.

smoke a joint then stairway led zepplin, disarm pumpkins,children robert miles and you will be fine lol