Updated at-bat music post:

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Starting lineup: "Let it Rock," Lil Wayne (ft. Kevin Rudolf) (RIP "Stranglehold"!)

Curtis Granderson: "Get Up," 50 Cent and "Radio," LL Cool J
Placido Polanco: "Ahora Es," Wisin y Yandel
Miguel Cabrera: "Machete," Daddy Yankee (I'm not sure if this is his current song, but this is what he used in Florida.)
Marcus Thames: "Turn My Swag On," Soulja Boy
Magglio Ordoñez: "I Know You Want Me," Pitbull
Clete Thomas: "Song of the South," Alabama
Brandon Inge: "Halle Berry (She's Fine)," Hurrciane Chris (and quite possibly "Broken Man," Rage Against the Machine)
Gerald Laird: "Foolish," Shawty Lo
Adam Everett: "Indestructible," Disturbed
Ramon Santiago: ???
Josh Anderson: "Strong Tower," Kutless
Ryan Raburn: "Hicktown," Jason Aldean
Dusty Ryan: ???

Freddy Dolsi: ???
Bobby Seay: "Hypnotize," Notorious B.I.G.
Fu-Te Ni: ???
Zach Miner: ???
Brandon Lyon: "Dragula," Rob Zombie
Joel Zumaya: "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)," Jimi Hendrix
Fernando Rodney: "Somo de Calle," Daddy Yankee

On the DL:
Carlos Guillén: "Te Queiro," DJ Flex
Matt Treanor: "Dead and Bloated," Stone Temple Pilots (as reported by MLB.com's at-bat music page)
Jeremy Bonderman: N/A
Alfredo Figaro: N/A
Nate Robertson: ???
Dontrelle Willis: N/A

Song played after Tigers victories: "One More Time," Daft Punk

None of the starting pitchers use entrance music. Also this list is less interesting without Donnie Kelly's choice of "Use Somebody," by Kings of Leon.