Cruising music

[Indiana_Jones]

What's your favourite song or piece of music to cruise your bike to, or what would u choose? :niceone:

I'd have:

Live - Lighting Crashes
Bon Jovi - Livin' on a prayer
Simple Mind - Don't you forget about me

and maybe "take my breath away" classic 80's crap :D

-Indy

[Magua]

The Datsuns - In Love.
Actually most of my Datsuns cd.

[Joni]

What's your favourite song or piece of music to cruise your bike to, or what would u choose? :niceone:

I'd have:

Live - Lighting Crashes
Bon Jovi - Livin' on a prayer
Simple Mind - Don't you forget about me

and maybe "take my breath away" classic 80's crap :D

-Indy

Only one choice for me - When Doves Cry.... Prince, off Purple Rain 1984.

[Motoracer]

Best dance/techno/trance/house titles that love!

[jrandom]

The sweet, sweet music of open headers would suffice.

Surely music pumping through earphones under a helmet would rather distract one from the usual task at hand, namely not running into a tree or getting squished.

[vifferman]

The sweet, sweet music of open headers would suffice.

Surely music pumping through earphones under a helmet would rather distract one from the usual task at hand, namely not running into a tree or getting squished.Indeed.
But rather than open headers, I think a tuned race zorst at about 10k rpm would be better (although the V-twin sounds nice on closed-throttle deceleration...)

[Motoracer]

The sweet, sweet music of open headers would suffice.

Surely music pumping through earphones under a helmet would rather distract one from the usual task at hand, namely not running into a tree or getting squished.


Very right! I have tried it before and I just ended up riding way too aggressively and my emotions where all over the place because of the music. I guess it would be nice to have music when cruising for long distances at 110 on the motorway though...

[Dodgyiti]

Indeed.
But rather than open headers, I think a tuned race zorst at about 10k rpm would be better (although the V-twin sounds nice on closed-throttle deceleration...)

Mmmmm V twin deceleration :ride:

[Mr Skid]

The sweet, sweet music of open headers would suffice.

Surely music pumping through earphones under a helmet would rather distract one from the usual task at hand, namely not running into a tree or getting squished.

Wouldn't that be open header on a fxr150? :Pokey:

I guess some music would help filter out the screams of pedestrians on my typical commute.

[jrandom]

Wouldn't that be open header on a fxr150? :Pokey:

I really must try that some time.

[Motoracer]

I guess some music would help filter out the screams of pedestrians on my typical commute.

:lol: :lol:

[aff-man]

what ever i have just been listening to i suppose. but i find that after listening to punk/rock or anything that gets you energised i tend to ride a bit "different" :eek: :whistle: :Oops: But then agin when i have been listening to something softer..... :killingme :killingme :killingme

[Mr Skid]

I guess some music would help filter out the screams of pedestrians on my typical commute.
Sometimes I forget I'm on a motorbike, not a bicycle.

Nearly rode up on the footpath around traffic the other day.

haven't ridden the cbr down any stairs yet though.

I think I need a supermotard for commuting.

[vifferman]

I guess some music would help filter out the screams of pedestrians on my typical commute.Along the footpath?

I made a pedestrian scream one time. Quite worrying it was, but a bystander said, "Nah- she must be alright; she's making enough noise!"

[Mr Skid]

Along the footpath?

Well not quite, but I am developing a habit of sneaking up on the more brainless ones who cross roads without looking..

[Hitcher]

The howl of an in-line four as it races from 7,000rpm to the redline. The burble of an in-line four as it decelerates hard and then the howl as you go back hard on the power...

That, and Abba's Dancing Queen...

[vifferman]

Sometimes I forget I'm on a motorbike, not a bicycle.

Nearly rode up on the footpath around traffic the other day.Nearly?
Um... err... I've only ridden around the traffic onto the footpath a few times. And once there was insufficient room to the left of the leftmost motorway lane, so I had to ride on the bit beside the motorway. Y'know - the unsealed bit where there's about a 75mm lip that's hard to ride back up. Eventually I got back on the sealed bit. I figured there was probably no-one at the HP headquarters watching me. And anyway, I wasn't speeding or technically overtaking on the left, as I wasn't on the road...

[claire]

I run my Thunderbird open headers sometimes, capped exhausts rock!!

If we ran our bikes open headers as well don't think the neighbours would be to happy.

Cruise to heaps of different stuff in the cars, way to much to list.

[Cajun]

I listen to all types of music as long as its arn't rap cause that ryhmes with crap.

Mostly a metal/thrash head, or some nice soft modern classic type stuff

[NC]

System of a down... :first:



*Sings* How do you own the world? How do you own disorder, disorder!
Somewhere between the sacred silence, sacred silence and sleep.

[gav]

Freight Train Heart by Jimmy Barnes, anyone got that video of Wayne Gardner - World Champion, awesome sound track with great slow mo's.

[Cajun]

System of a down... :first:



*Sings* How do you own the world? How do you own disorder, disorder!
Somewhere between the sacred silence, sacred silence and sleep.


mmmm System of the a down

nice and loud

[SPORK]

Yeah, I heard that all music over something like, 140bpm increases your chances of having an accident. That is a bugger, because I like Metallica, most of their songs are FAR over that. I notice I walk faster when I have it on as well.

I hope it doesnt kill me...

[NC]

:niceone:
mmmm System of the a down

nice and loud


And dirty ole 8ft Sativa, and Deja Voodoo. :D

[Devil]

That reminds me, I really need to get an mp3 player for the bike.
On mp3 in the car I have a huge range of stuff. Current FearFactory, Norther, Slayer and Machine Head.

[Deano]

My favourite for driving was Joe Satriani - surfing with the alien. This is going back some years though.

[jrandom]

My favourite for driving was Joe Satriani - surfing with the alien. This is going back some years though.

Goodness me. I still have that album tucked away as MP3 somewhere.

[Hitcher]

My favourite for driving was Joe Satriani - surfing with the alien. This is going back some years though.
I have that CD somewhere in the back of the gargre. Makes mental note to dust it off...

[F5 Dave]

I dunno I seem to get silly songs stuck in my head whilst riding

Example:
"Heading out to the Highway, I got nothing to lose at all, Heading out to the Highway, -Take a chance before I fall, a chance, before, I falllllll."
Judas Priest. I try to clear that one out as I don’t want to tempt fate.

There’s another song by the Cult ‘Rain’. Again for the same reason. . .

Problem is the driving guitar is so persuasive.

Then when you try to get something different in you greymatter soundtrack you can’t think of anything, or only 2 verses & the tempo is wrong.
:wacko:

[F5 Dave]

System’s Toxicity reminds me of the Dead Kennedy’s, Fresh Fruit For Rotten Vegetables era, I’m sure System are influenced by them.

Must be getting old, 8ft just don’t do it for me. New Savant album is good though.

[Mongoose]

Very right! I have tried it before and I just ended up riding way too aggressively and my emotions where all over the place because of the music. I guess it would be nice to have music when cruising for long distances at 110 on the motorway though...

Has been proved that peole who listen to loud music)heavy metal etc) while driving are far more agressive and speed with out realising it.

[Blakamin]

mmmm...tunes... have a MP3 player and on long solo trips i listen to Slayer, Pantera and Megadeth. have a socket and speakers in my helmet so i dont have the earphone thing happening. and no, its not loud. can only just here it at 100kph but i can still hear traffic. :Punk:

[James Deuce]

mmmm...tunes... have a MP3 player and on long solo trips i listen to Slayer, Pantera and Megadeth. have a socket and speakers in my helmet so i dont have the earphone thing happening. and no, its not loud. can only just here it at 100kph but i can still hear traffic. :Punk:

The Decibel level in your helmet will be horrendous. You only get a very limited number of chances with your hearing. Screw it up and it is screwed forever.

[Blakamin]

The Decibel level in your helmet will be horrendous. You only get a very limited number of chances with your hearing. Screw it up and it is screwed forever.

nope... was a roadie in the early 90's for Icehouse and been an audio engineer (SAE) since 94 .
run front of house and PA for heaps of bands...look after my ears...have .5 watt speakers with 8 Ohms running thru an underpowered mp3 player...i know what i'm doing... dB's less than standing behind bike (work at a jukebox company, have Decibel meters)

but glad to see some people care enuff to mention it, because I musnt be the only one doing it, yet i have a clue :niceone:

[James Deuce]

nope... was a roadie in the early 90's for Icehouse and been an audio engineer (SAE) since 94 .
run front of house and PA for heaps of bands...look after my ears...have .5 watt speakers with 8 Ohms running thru an underpowered mp3 player...i know what i'm doing... dB's less than standing behind bike (work at a jukebox company, have Decibel meters)

but glad to see some people care enuff to mention it, because I musnt be the only one doing it, yet i have a clue :niceone:

Still not convinced, but they're your ears.

I'm not comfortable wearing a helmet without earplugs, and I've played drums for 25 years, amplified and acoustic. While we're on the topic, how come sound engineers are utterly incapable of providing a decent vocal mix to any monitor I've ever had the displeasure of sitting next to?? ;)

[Blakamin]

Still not convinced, but they're your ears.

I'm not comfortable wearing a helmet without earplugs, and I've played drums for 25 years, amplified and acoustic. While we're on the topic, how come sound engineers are utterly incapable of providing a decent vocal mix to any monitor I've ever had the displeasure of sitting next to?? ;)

coz you're a drummer????? :laugh:

(got custom-fitted plugs when the need arises...long trips etc.)

[SPORK]

Yeah! Go Joe Satriani!

I got the G3 DVD last year, with Satriani, Vai, and Eric Johnson.
Honestly, all my friends think I am wierd becasue I listen to music that was around long before I was born (I am 14), screw them, Go Metal!

Well, not all of them, my friend who is on here, Alarumba I believe his name is, is a big 8 Foot fan, I can't say I like them though. Oh! And Iron Maiden and Ozzy Osbourne!

It is a pity there are no new decent musicians these days... Pop, and it's close cousin Pop-Rock piss me off no end. And rap. Especially rap.

Rock On!

[riffer]

coz you're a drummer????? :laugh:

(got custom-fitted plugs when the need arises...long trips etc.)
Damn drummers. Noisy buggers - I've nearly ruined my hearing having to wind my Marshall right up to compete with loud cymbals... :wacko:

Music is for driving cages. Some of my favourite driving albums:

Cult - Love (Rain is a great track but Love is my favourite)
Disturbed - Believe
Radiohead - The Bends
Leftfield - Leftism
The Prodigy - Music for the Jilted Generation
Sublime - Sublime (1st and only album)
Stone Temple Pilots - Core
Soundgarden - Superunknown

[Blakamin]

Yeah! Go Joe Satriani!

I got the G3 DVD last year, with Satriani, Vai, and Eric Johnson.
Honestly, all my friends think I am wierd becasue I listen to music that was around long before I was born (I am 14), screw them, Go Metal!

Well, not all of them, my friend who is on here, Alarumba I believe his name is, is a big 8 Foot fan, I can't say I like them though. Oh! And Iron Maiden and Ozzy Osbourne!

It is a pity there are no new decent musicians these days... Pop, and it's close cousin Pop-Rock piss me off no end. And rap. Especially rap.

Rock On!

Wasnt G3 Vai, Satriani and Malmsteen???


celtic: soundgarden = a man with taste...radiohead tho..???

[SPORK]

Wasnt G3 Vai, Satriani and Malmsteen???


celtic: soundgarden = a man with taste...radiohead tho..???
Yes, most G3 tours are, but Malmsteen was elsewhere, so they roped in Johnson.

[James Deuce]

Damn drummers. Noisy buggers - I've nearly ruined my hearing having to wind my Marshall right up to compete with loud cymbals... :wacko:

Music is for driving cages. Some of my favourite driving albums:

Cult - Love (Rain is a great track but Love is my favourite)
Disturbed - Believe
Radiohead - The Bends
Leftfield - Leftism
The Prodigy - Music for the Jilted Generation
Sublime - Sublime (1st and only album)
Stone Temple Pilots - Core
Soundgarden - Superunknown

If you're going to play with shit drummers with no technique or social skills then that's what happens.

Very simple trick that works for any noisy situation. Don't turn up, turn down. Works every time.

[riffer]

Wasnt G3 Vai, Satriani and Malmsteen???


celtic: soundgarden = a man with taste...radiohead tho..???
Ah come on now, there's definitely room for a bit of subtlety with your music...

Not every album has to be 4/4 riff-orientated head thumping driving rock. Although it helps ;)

Actually, my music taste is very wide. I just like radiohead. Ed O'Brien is one of the most original and versatile guitarists out there.

And for sheer emotive energy is pretty hard to go past a track like "Bones"

Actually, my favourite band of all time is Jane's Addiction.

[riffer]

If you're going to play with shit drummers with no technique or social skills then that's what happens.

Very simple trick that works for any noisy situation. Don't turn up, turn down. Works every time.
You're spot on there Jim.

A consistent trait with every exceptional drummer I have every played with is their request that everyone turn down.

As for dummers with technique AND social skills. That's always been a tricky one...

every time you find a really good one they go and explode on you. :killingme

[Skyryder]

Cruisin music? My god the names that I recogised Abba and Bon Jovi you got to be kidding. Maybe this is a sportsbike thing but if you going to be cruisin' down the highway on two wheels at least respect your eardrums with a good ol' biker band. Joe Walsh, Grateful Dead, James Gang, Lynard Skynard etc.

Me, 1 Last Dance with Mary Jane, Tom Petty

2 We're an American Band Grand Funk Railroad.

Heaps more, but keeping with the sports bike thing I'll go with
Hawkwind. Music to fly too.

Skyryder

[James Deuce]

Cruisin music? My god the names that I recogised Abba and Bon Jovi you got to be kidding. Maybe this is a sportsbike thing but if you going to be cruisin' down the highway on two wheels at least respect your eardrums with a good ol' biker band. Joe Walsh, Grateful Dead, James Gang, Lynard Skynard etc.

Me, 1 Last Dance with Mary Jane, Tom Petty

2 We're an American Band Grand Funk Railroad.

Heaps more, but keeping with the sports bike thing I'll go with
Hawkwind. Music to fly too.

Skyryder

Joe Walshhhhhh?????? Can't sing, can't play guitar Joe Walsh????? Sheesh.

I like Bill Bruford's Earthworks for cruising music in the car. I also (shame) love David Lee Roth's Skyscraper on long trips.

[loosebruce]

Indeed.
But rather than open headers, I think a tuned race zorst at about 10k rpm would be better (although the V-twin sounds nice on closed-throttle deceleration...)

Agreed, but before i go for the ride a wee bit of pantera or sepultura do good to "sooth" the soul, or more make you want to start killing things :brick:

[Blakamin]

Joe Walshhhhhh?????? Can't sing, can't play guitar Joe Walsh????? Sheesh.

I like Bill Bruford's Earthworks for cruising music in the car. I also (shame) love David Lee Roth's Skyscraper on long trips.


Ahhh...skyscraper with mr Vai on guitar... not a bad choice!.... (for a drummer)
what to you call a guy who hangs round with musicians???


A Drummer

[Blakamin]

Ah come on now, there's definitely room for a bit of subtlety with your music...



True... my subtlety is mark knoppfler or eric clapton tho :calm:

[James Deuce]

Ahhh...skyscraper with mr Vai on guitar... not a bad choice!.... (for a drummer)
what to you call a guy who hangs round with musicians???


A Drummer


I'm going to say something I've never said before on this site.

Fuck Off.

[Blakamin]

I'm going to say something I've never said before on this site.

Fuck Off.


awwwww.... :no:

i got heaps... a bro-in-law has been a professional drummer for 30 years!

how do you know when a drummers at your door???


the knock speeds up!!


just hangin it, Jim2 :(

[James Deuce]

awwwww.... :no:

i got heaps... a bro-in-law has been a professional drummer for 30 years!

how do you know when a drummers at your door???


the knock speeds up!!


just hangin it, Jim2 :(

It's old, passe, and rude. I never ever insult roadies, I always buy them a beer if they help out with my carrying my gear, and they are the last people I would dream of ever taking the piss out of.

[Blakamin]

It's old, passe, and rude. I never ever insult roadies, I always buy them a beer if the help out with my carrying my gear, and they are the last people I would dream of ever taking the piss out of.

soz....just got in the hang of it with my bro-in-law.
mic'ing up drums is actually one of my specialties that i learnt from him... and setting his foldback properly!
I totally agree with the fact that most FOH mixers dont care, but when you run in-ear (like i have) you HAVE to get it right... eq included

sorry again, Jim2, wont happen again.

[riffer]

It's old, passe, and rude. I never ever insult roadies, I always buy them a beer if the help out with my carrying my gear, and they are the last people I would dream of ever taking the piss out of.
Oooh a scrap about to happen.....

in the meantime no-one notices my little nod to Christopher Guest's best movie...

[Blakamin]

Oooh a scrap about to happen.....

in the meantime no-one notices my little nod to Christopher Guest's best movie...

Wouldnt be "spinal tap" would it????? :msn-wink:


you have to try and find "comic strip presents....bad news"
and "more bad news"
most famous for being the guys on the young-ones and being bloody funny!

[Blakamin]

brother in law and his new toy

[riffer]

Wouldnt be "spinal tap" would it????? :msn-wink:


you have to try and find "comic strip presents....bad news"
and "more bad news"
most famous for being the guys on the young-ones and being bloody funny!
Can't think of many other movies where the drummers keep exploding.... :killingme

And oh yes Bad News. I've still got the ep....

"Two pounds fifty for a bleedin' sausage...."

[Blakamin]

Can't think of many other movies where the drummers keep exploding.... :killingme

And oh yes Bad News. I've still got the ep....

"Two pounds fifty for a bleedin' sausage...."

i'm still trying to find another copy of the video....!
:killingme

[badlieutenant]

tried listening to music on the bike in the past. You need a very good helmet to hear it at speed and if its loud enough your so tuned to listening to engine you start to get paranoid that you heard the engine make a funny noise. if i was on a goldwing id listen to the black seeds :ride: or the john butler trio

[Devil]

Oops forgot about Meshuggah :)

Oh and for fun, here was my guitarist killing bass rig (replaced the GK head with a 1kw power amp later on).

[Deano]

Black Flag (Henry Rollins)

"Drink....Drink.....Drink....don't think.....drive.....KILL...."

:shit: :Oops:

[riffer]

Oops forgot about Meshuggah :)

Oh and for fun, here was my guitarist killing bass rig (replaced the GK head with a 1kw power amp later on).
Nice Stuff Devil. If I'm not mistaken that's a very tasty 8 x 10 inch Ampeg stack there too - always loved the sound of those - more punch than the equivalent Gallien Kruger 8 x 10's.

I reckon you would have had that Alex Van Halen bottom end sound sussed with that rig.

Is that a Musicman bass?

My live setup was 2 1987 Marshall 50W heads (the 80's version of the JTM45 plexi head), with the 2 channels bridged together, running either side of the stage for stereo. I had the amps switched to 220v to run a bit hot, and they each went into 1960A & B cabinets (slant and square fronts).

Guitars were a 1988 Gibson Les Paul Custom with a 1975 Maple Top Gibson Les Paul Standard for backup, going to the amps trough a Roland Boss GT-3 running in stereo, with an external Tube Screamer (brown mod) and Dunlop wah.

Metalhead heaven.

I've downgraded now to just the Les Paul Custom, GT-3 and 1 Marshall Head and 1 cabinet. Still pretty loud, especially in the gargre.

[Devil]

Heh yeah thats a Musicman Stingray5. Actually just selling it now as I dont play anymore (Offers anyone? $2800? mint condition, come on, help a man pay off his motorbike).

The main rig I ended up with in the end was that bass, with the Ampeg 8x10, a Peavey CS1000X power amp and a Sansamp PSA-1 preamp. Love the sansamp/musicman combo. Enormous punch. Blew a few practice room lightbulbs by shaking the filaments to pieces ;)

My ideal rig would have been that bass, the sansamp but with a Mesa Boogie Bass 400+ (mmm 500watts of tube bass amp!) with maybe a mesa 8x10. The Ampeg 8x10 sounded great *most* of the time, but sometimes its a bit heavy on the low mids, especially with the stingray.
Just like Christian Olde Wolbers from FearFactory :D (well minus the bass anyway).

[Posh Tourer :P]

Sorry Jim2, but I cant help it....

How do you know when a drummer is delivering your pizza?



The doorknocking is out of time and he doesnt know when to come in......







And that was told to me by a part-time drummer/keyboardist... :D

[James Deuce]

Sorry Jim2, but I cant help it....

How do you know when a drummer is delivering your pizza?



The doorknocking is out of time and he doesnt know when to come in......







And that was told to me by a part-time drummer/keyboardist... :D


How do you know when a BMW rider got overtaken on a group ride and left behind in the dust?

When a central European state embraces fascism and enslaves a big chunk of Europe and Russia.

Ahahahahahahaa

How do you know when a BMW got kicked out of power and lost a war?

They spend the next 50 years saying, "I feel I must apologise for how slow BMWs were in ze war".

Ahahahahaha

[riffer]

Sorry Jim2, but I cant help it....

How do you know when a drummer is delivering your pizza?



The doorknocking is out of time and he doesnt know when to come in......







And that was told to me by a part-time drummer/keyboardist... :D
Yes, obviously a part-timer. Amateur. :pinch:

[Paul in NZ]

Currently I’m on a Bluegrass kick… Del McCoury Band’s version of Richard Thompson’s ’52 Black Lightening’ is something to behold!!!! Possible the best motorcycle song ever apart from the Rockabilly great….

BLACK DENIM TROUSERS AND MOTORCYCLE BOOTS
(Jerry Leiber - Mike Stoller)
THE CHEERS (CAPITOL 3219, 1955)

He wore black denim trousers and motorcycle boots
And a black leather jacket with an eagle on the back
He had a hopped-up 'cycle that took off like a gun
That fool was the terror of Highway 101
Well, he never washed his face and he never combed his hair
He had axle grease imbedded underneath his fingernails
On the muscle of his arm was a red tattoo
A picture of a heart saying "Mother, I love you"
He had a pretty girlfriend by the name of Mary Lou
But he treated her just like he treated all the rest
And everybody pitied her 'cause everybody knew
He loved that doggone motorcycle best
He wore black denim trousers and motorcycle boots
And a black leather jacket with an eagle on the back
He had a hopped-up 'cycle that took off like a gun
That fool was the terror of Highway 101
Mary Lou, poor girl, she pleaded and she begged him not to leave
She said, I've got a feeling if you ride tonight I'll grieve
But her tears were shed in vain and her every word was lost
In the rumble of his engine and the smoke from his exhaust
He took off like the devil, there was fire in his eyes
He said, I'll go a thousand miles before the sun can rise
But he hit a screamin' diesel that was California-bound
And when they cleared the wreckage, all they found...
Was his black denim trousers and motorcycle boots
And a black leather jacket with an eagle on the back
But they couldn't find the 'cycle that took off like a gun
And they never found the terror of Highway 101


That line…

“He had a hopped-up 'cycle that took off like a gun
That fool was the terror of Highway 101”

Bwahahahaha! Great stuff…


If I was going to suffer listening to Eric Clapton it would be something old or up to Derek and the Dominos era….

If I want to listen to something good….

Peter Green!! :)

[Hitcher]

How do you know when a BMW rider got overtaken on a group ride and left behind in the dust?
When a central European state embraces fascism and enslaves a big chunk of Europe and Russia.
Ahahahahahahaa
How do you know when a BMW got kicked out of power and lost a war?
They spend the next 50 years saying, "I feel I must apologise for how slow BMWs were in ze war".
Ahahahahaha
Go Jim!

After all, what is it that all great bands have in common? A great rhythm section! What is it more than anything else that cements a band's sound? The rhythm section.

Bands that would be nothing without their rhythm sections include:
The Rolling Stones
U2
Bob Marley & The Wailers
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Queen
Dire Straits
Fleetwood Mac
AC: DC
Deep Purple
Alien Ant Farm
Police
... You get the picture...

[Paul in NZ]

I dunno....

Fleetwood Mac was shite without Peter Green...

The Police without Sting??? (actually, even with him they were terrible)

:cool2:

[jrandom]

After all, what is it that all great bands have in common? A great rhythm section!

Yes, but any monkey can whack on a drum set. It's just a matter of feeding them enough bananas before studio sessions.

(sprints for cover)

[scumdog]

My choices? Born to be Wild, Dead or Alive, The Immigrant Song, Bad to the Bone, Highway Star, etc - good soothing stuff for a troubled mind :blah:

[scumdog]

Mmmmm V twin deceleration :ride:

Haaah! raises the hackles on my neck too :)

[Paul in NZ]

Haaah! raises the hackles on my neck too :)

You should try it on my Mk2. It's LOUD, was not fitted with air filters from the factory (has little pods now) and has a C/R straight cut gearbox. Diving down through the top 3 gears makes a sound (to the rider) like a pack of hungry WW2 spitfires that atr raw meat for breakfast and gravel for morning tea. It would put a horn on a jellyfish.....

Stuff that potato potato thing... (hhhmmmm - stuffed potatoes - drool)

Give me grarrraaaawwwwwwwwlllllllllllrrrrooooommmmmsnnnaar rrllllllggraunchvarroooommmm anyday

[750Y]

i cruise in the car with blindspott, rage against the machine, iron maiden, acdc, cold chisel, van halen & other stuff in the stacker. drives the mrs crazy when the 4 year old girl is singing "fuck You i won't do what ya told me"

[Cajun]

i cruise in the car with blindspott, rage against the machine, iron maiden, acdc, cold chisel, van halen & other stuff in the stacker. drives the mrs crazy when the 4 year old girl is singing "fuck You i won't do what ya told me"


hmmm old school metal

yeah i taught a 5 year old cousin that rage against the machine song, thats also one of the wifes fav songs

[F5 Dave]

Since when have Rage been ‘old school?’

or Metal for that matter.

That Blindspott album is great eh?

[750Y]

Since when have Rage been ‘old school?’

or Metal for that matter.

That Blindspott album is great eh?

yeah, an excellent album alright! i did forget the motorhead cd which is definately ol' skool hard rock at least, if not heavy metal itself.
love to cruise with 'solid music', soft crap kills the spirit i believe.
each to their own tho..

[pete376403]

i'm still trying to find another copy of the video....!
:killingme
I've got it on DVD. Bought it 'cos I wanted the subtitles (deaf, y'know). Put it in the player, full of anticipation, The f*cking subtitles are in SPANISH! Shit!

If you want to copy it, let me know.

[Blakamin]

I've got it on DVD. Bought it 'cos I wanted the subtitles (deaf, y'know). Put it in the player, full of anticipation, The f*cking subtitles are in SPANISH! Shit!

If you want to copy it, let me know.


Do bears live in the woods!!!!!!!!!

consider this "letting you know" :niceone: :niceone: :niceone:

[Skyryder]

Peter Green!! :)


Now there's a blues man for cruzin' too. Just got two of his albums Little Dreamer and

In the Skies.

There's a way to keep the dark from the light
there's away to take the cold out of the night
and when I see it's glow
the sun and moon are shadowed
by the everlasting day

When I reach up my hand
to the loving son of man
the bread of life will keep my soul alive

There's a place where rivers flow in the street
where fruit and healing leaves are seen on a tree
where emerald walls shine clear
and golden streets run far and near
behind the gates where his angels name appears

And he will wipe away the tears from our eyes
and we watch this old world fade as it dies
and a new one shall come
and it will be heaven
and it is waiting for us there in the skies



Skyryder

[Paul in NZ]

Now there's a blues man for cruzin' too. Just got two of his albums Little Dreamer and

In the Skies.

Skyryder

You checked out his new stuff??

Bloody GOOD!

[Skyryder]

You checked out his new stuff??

Bloody GOOD!

Nope. What am I looking for. Tiltles etc

Skyryder

[erik]

I haven't tried listening to music while riding my bike yet. I used to love listening to music when driving the car (now sold), there's nothing like it when you're in the right mood and the right track comes on the radio, or you find the right one on a tape.
Maybe I'll get some new headphones for my dodgy old walkman and give it a go. I wish I had one of those flash memory mp3 player things...

[Ms Piggy]

Fav peice of music at the moment is "Love on the rocks with no ice" by The Darkness. :niceone: Although I don't think I'd ever listen to music while I was riding I kinda get distracted by it and can find it quite emotive.

[Paul in NZ]

Nope. What am I looking for. Tiltles etc

Skyryder

Ya managed to find any yet?

Paul N

[Blakamin]

Removed speakers from helmet.... love zorst sound now! :msn-wink:

[toads]

ok, sorry to deviate from this thread a little bit, but would people like to share what their favourite jingles are to dance to???, Me it would have to be fast blues, like staus quo, george thorogood and some eric clapton, mind you I don't mind a bit of head banging heavy rock either for that matter. So what say you fullahs?

[Hitcher]

ok, sorry to deviate from this thread a little bit, but would people like to share what their favourite jingles are to dance to???, Me it would have to be fast blues, like staus quo, george thorogood and some eric clapton, mind you I don't mind a bit of head banging heavy rock either for that matter. So what say you fullahs?
Billy Idol. Mony Mony.

[magnum]

creed,any song
u2,beutifull day[only when its sunny]
i sing in my head and am really good,tehe :yeah: