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    "Leader of the Pack", by the Shangri Las.
    Used to give me goosebumps when my older sister used to play it on the old mans grammaphone (the 45 of course)
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    Quote Originally Posted by DogBreath
    "Leader of the Pack", by the Shangri Las.
    Used to give me goosebumps when my older sister used to play it on the old mans grammaphone (the 45 of course)
    Reminds me of Nelson slot-car track 1967...that and bloody Snoopys Christmas, arghhh!
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    Bohemian Rhapsody, Who wants to live forever? QUEEN. (or anything else by Queen)
    Paradise by the dashboard lite, or Bat outta Hell, Meatloaf.
    Dirty Deeds, ACDC
    And strangely.... King of the road?!
    Just a few for the hell of it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher
    Are you sure this isn't from Ricky Martin's She bangs?

    AAAHH yes the lyrics..... she bangs, she bangs, like a dunny door in a gale, a gale. etc..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Macktheknife
    Paradise by the dashboard lite
    Ohh! I thought it was "Pair of dice by the dashboard light"...
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    You know, this thread has been floating around for a year.

    No one has yet posted a decent motorcycling song. I rest my case that there are none.

    There are songs that people like to listen to whilst motorcycling, but there are no songs specifically about motorcycles or motorcycling that are anything other than exploitative fluff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    You know, this thread has been floating around for a year.

    No one has yet posted a decent motorcycling song. I rest my case that there are none.

    There are songs that people like to listen to whilst motorcycling, but there are no songs specifically about motorcycles or motorcycling that are anything other than exploitative fluff.
    True dat.
    I used to find that listening to Pat Benatar while driving made me drive faster/more aggressively; does that make it driving music, or the opposite? I've never listened to music whil riding (and have little desire to do so), and all the songs that are supposedly about bikes or mention them are, as you say, fluff. Or crap (e.g., "Born to be wild", one of Steppenwolf's more commercial and crapper songs.)
    If I was to choose summat, it'd be by someone who was into bikes, but not specifically about bikes, like Duane Allman (before he died in a bike accident, of course. Dunno about any of his later stuff... )
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    On the subject of drummers you gotta appreciate that speed is not everything!!

    Listen to some of Carter Beauford's drumming with the Dave Matthews Band, incredible. Chad Smith, Brad Wilk, Herb the Ginseng Drummer, Mike Bordin, Jimmy Chamberlain................

    As for metal drummers!! I don't think I've ever heard anyone with the power and precision of Chris Kontos on Machinehead's first album. Fucking brutal. But Big Vinnie is a almost tied on that one! He is a beast live.

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    I've been drumming for 30 years.

    Don't presume to lecture me about feel and taste as opposed to outright speed. I've had twelve year old students that don't drag the feel of a song as badly as that Def Leppard chappy.

    I've done a Master Class with Mr Beauford in the UK and he is a true Gentleman and very modest and great fun to be around. He has a very lateral spread-around-the-kit-New-Orleans- 2nd-line approach that stems from the Zigaboo Modeliste school, but he's definitely made it easier for drummers everywhere riff expressively whilst playing for the song. His fusion chops are unbelievable, and he has a much nicer touch than say, Dennis Chambers.

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    Yeah, ok. Where the fuck was my lecture? I was just pointing out to the metallistas amongst us that just cos Lombardo and all the other metal monsters can play at 100bpm they are not the best drummers around. You seem to agree with my opinion on Carter so why come over all fuckin "I've been drumming for thirty years" shit on me? Get off your high horse Mr Pompous........

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