Want to burn up a ton of miles without ever pushing the "forward" button on the CD player? Pop in Molly Hatchet's "Greatest Hits" and the only thing you'll be pushing is the volume button....as loud as it will go.

I don't have the "Rock of Ages" compilation, but "Vault" is definitely a great album to rock on down the highway with.

What, I've listed all of these rock albums and now UK pop princess Billie Piper shows up on the list? This album (although very suggestive) is pretty safe to play around the kids, and if you have a little daughter who likes to move, this is the album you'll need.

These guys actually put out some great road tunes. "Ride The Wind" and "I Won't Forget You" can be found on this album.

When you need a little country for the trip, CDB never lets you down.

This album is mandatory in the South, from Texas all the way to the Carolinas.

This one is for the roadrunner with a family. You'll catch yourself singing along with some of these great family classics.

Pick a coast, any coast and pop this album in. I plan to use it for a road trip to Galveston, TX in the very near future.

When I'm riding around the southern parishes of my home state, I like to slap this disc on. It makes me feel even more at home.

When your wife fusses at you for playing Molley Hatchet too much, slap on .38 Special and that way you'll get your Southern Rock and she'll get her pop rock.

For road rockers who love their Jesus (like myself), putting on Petra's "Petra Praise" is an excellent way to eat miles and miles of road.

While some of the tunes might be edited, this is a good greatest hits album from the boys in facepaint to listen to when you've got a lot of road ahead of you.