the music in your ears !!
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- Dr. Strangelove
- Double Lifer
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Re: the music in your ears !!
Man, you guys are OLD
Anyone listen to anything since Reagan was president?
Anyone listen to anything since Reagan was president?
'09 Schwarze Blanche DuBois
Well, don't do that-Hippocrates
Well, don't do that-Hippocrates
Re: the music in your ears !!
I do!!!! lol
Back when I had my FZ1, I actually had helmet speakers..i was still younger.
there were a couple songs that made me turn into a hamfisted, throttle wrenching moron...you know,
casual cruise, song comes on, look down, youre doing 100 on one wheel LOL part of why let the bike go, it wasn't fun to casually cruise.
heres a few of those songs:
beastie boys: sabotage
metallica: stone cold crazy(cover of queen song I think better)
dropkick murphys: gonna be a blackout
misfits: where eagles dare (this one still has the effect)
danzig: mother
suicidal tendencies: cant bring me down
also, pretty much ANY Pantera song is naughty for this.
these are all whats in my head now.
My apple devices are full of kids' songs now. And I just cant get into the knee-dragging spirit listening to Katy Perry-her music makes me want to stab my ears out.
But I really don't mind looking at her....hee-hee.
Back when I had my FZ1, I actually had helmet speakers..i was still younger.
there were a couple songs that made me turn into a hamfisted, throttle wrenching moron...you know,
casual cruise, song comes on, look down, youre doing 100 on one wheel LOL part of why let the bike go, it wasn't fun to casually cruise.
heres a few of those songs:
beastie boys: sabotage
metallica: stone cold crazy(cover of queen song I think better)
dropkick murphys: gonna be a blackout
misfits: where eagles dare (this one still has the effect)
danzig: mother
suicidal tendencies: cant bring me down
also, pretty much ANY Pantera song is naughty for this.
these are all whats in my head now.
My apple devices are full of kids' songs now. And I just cant get into the knee-dragging spirit listening to Katy Perry-her music makes me want to stab my ears out.
But I really don't mind looking at her....hee-hee.
2002 R1150R. Helmets save more lives than loud pipes.
Re: the music in your ears !!
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pretty much ANY Pantera song is naughty for this.
.[/quote]
I agree!!
R.I.P. Dimebag!
pretty much ANY Pantera song is naughty for this.
.[/quote]
I agree!!
R.I.P. Dimebag!
Buckster '03R
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Re: the music in your ears !!
...another perspective to the ongoing subject. I do have a tendency to change the music in my ears especially when it starts to rain. Unconciously music changes to "slippery when wet" and then with a constant rate of rain to soft rock and oldies !
2005 R1150R
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
- Dr. Strangelove
- Double Lifer
- Posts: 1996
- Joined: Sun Aug 07, 2005 2:40 pm
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Re: the music in your ears !!
So yesterday I am riding from College Station, Tx to New Orleans, backroads mostly, and I am right on the edge of that nasty front coming in, 37-42 and raining, truck tires w lots of spray. I went to one of the classical stations on XM. Sibellius was too much but Bach was just right. I wanted something that didn't distract. Bach does that for me.
No classical on my MP3 player, but songs collected mostly from Eclectic 24 on KCRW (the best radio station in the world) ranging from pop to electronic to Hank Williams (Sr), German, French, Brasilian, etc. Current favs Ditty Bops, Portugal-The Man, Dan Bern, Jim McMurtry. Some James Booker, Monk, Prof Longhair. I avoid the 80s and 90s (except for Talking Heads). Listen to a little 50's and 60's, Less 70's. Everyone's mileage varies on this one.
No classical on my MP3 player, but songs collected mostly from Eclectic 24 on KCRW (the best radio station in the world) ranging from pop to electronic to Hank Williams (Sr), German, French, Brasilian, etc. Current favs Ditty Bops, Portugal-The Man, Dan Bern, Jim McMurtry. Some James Booker, Monk, Prof Longhair. I avoid the 80s and 90s (except for Talking Heads). Listen to a little 50's and 60's, Less 70's. Everyone's mileage varies on this one.
'09 Schwarze Blanche DuBois
Well, don't do that-Hippocrates
Well, don't do that-Hippocrates
Re: the music in your ears !!
If you arent familiar with it, check out Willie Nelson's version of Midnight Rider. As much as I love the 'Brothers', Willie's version is better.martinjmpr wrote:There are quite a few:
The Allman Brothers - Midnight Rider.
Tom Petty - Runnin' Down a Dream
Blue Oyster Cult - Transmaniacon MC (the only song on my list that's actually about motorcycling.)
Riders on the storm is great to ride to.
Another favorite is the Government Mule version of "30 days in the hole". On the other hand, it seems like the last few times Ive rolled along with this one playing, I have executed illegal moves.....such a passing on solid line. Whoops.
Ron C
Atlanta, GA
2005 R1150R (Granite Gray)
Atlanta, GA
2005 R1150R (Granite Gray)
Re: the music in your ears !!
I'd be careful here, the NSA monitors this site ... you don't want someone showing up to provide you with a ticket regarding such behavior. Riders is a great tune. Pat Metheny's American Garage is probably one of the best "travel" albums.curtis wrote:If you arent familiar with it, check out Willie Nelson's version of Midnight Rider. As much as I love the 'Brothers', Willie's version is better.martinjmpr wrote:There are quite a few:
The Allman Brothers - Midnight Rider.
Tom Petty - Runnin' Down a Dream
Blue Oyster Cult - Transmaniacon MC (the only song on my list that's actually about motorcycling.)
Riders on the storm is great to ride to.
Another favorite is the Government Mule version of "30 days in the hole". On the other hand, it seems like the last few times Ive rolled along with this one playing, I have executed illegal moves.....such a passing on solid line. Whoops.
-Bob-
2014 R1200R - Dark White
2007 R1200R - SOLD
2014 R1200R - Dark White
2007 R1200R - SOLD
Re: the music in your ears !!
The sound of the engine winding up toward the rev limiter.
Rick
2003 R1150R: Silver
Lifetime Member #585
2003 R1150R: Silver
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Re: the music in your ears !!
I listen to a Pink playlist quite a bit that includes most of the tracks on The Truth About Love, Funhouse and I'm Not Dead Yet.
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Highway to hell
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Ruddy that is the best music though!
2005 R1150R
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
Re: the music in your ears !!
Great stuff , maybe sumbody otta put together the ultimate ride playlist and post the music to share, if possibleturrider wrote:Here is a question that was never asked ! When you are ready to depart on your bike, at the very moment where you increase your will to depart by the means of the throttle...which music is echoeing in your ears ?
Mine depending on the mood of the ride on my beast are;
- desert rose/sting; cool summer ride
- little wing/Jimi Hendrix; sweet ride on highway
- riders on the storm/ the doors; dizzy weather
What is yours ?
Re: the music in your ears !!
Any thing be Pat Boone or ACDC,
2002, R1150R. Yellow with gray graphics. She is named Butter Cup!
Western North Carolins, NC, USA
Western North Carolins, NC, USA
Re: the music in your ears !!
Today, i came across the following words, that simply matches with the music and the moods expressed here; "if Music is a Place -- then Jazz is the City, Folk is the Wilderness, Rock is the Road, Classical is a Temple "...vera nazarian.
2005 R1150R
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
Re: the music in your ears !!
A new all time favourite; " the white buffalo: highwayman "
2005 R1150R
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
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Re: the music in your ears !!
I just re- discovered the " Outlaws" Ghost Riders in The Sky and some more of their favorites. Also listening to a lot of the "Ventures" forgot how many hits they had.
Fun stuff
Fun stuff
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Re: the music in your ears !!
Anything AC/DC! But they all will probably get me a ticket...
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İ am quite curious about the new movie of MI. How they will rock.
2005 R1150R
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
1953 R51/3
1951 R25
1985 Vespa PX 200e
"eppur si muove"
Re: the music in your ears !!
I'm enough of a pessimist just to be glad when the boxer's music starts. Well that's a tune in itself.
In the clearing stands a boxer
And a fighter by his trade etc. (Paul Simon)
In the clearing stands a boxer
And a fighter by his trade etc. (Paul Simon)
2002 black 180 degree single spark V twin
Re: the music in your ears !!
^
You know....There really is something about the boxer's note. It's not "awesome" like a rumbly V8 or screaming s1000 with a pipe on it.... nor does it make you turn into teenager... Just makes me smile, and It sort of puts you in a zone of focus, think: the snare drum corps in a revolutionary war march.
As of late, the more Iv'e gotten used to this bike, iv'e started to be more into calm music while riding. I find myself getting lost in Neil Young, Mazzy Star(an old fave)and more surprisingly, Enya. It's Incredibly peaceful. It will sometimes feel like I'm watching a montage of my own life lol. I still make time for the energetic music i previously mentioned though.
I am taking this as a direct sign of AGE. ride safe, folks.
You know....There really is something about the boxer's note. It's not "awesome" like a rumbly V8 or screaming s1000 with a pipe on it.... nor does it make you turn into teenager... Just makes me smile, and It sort of puts you in a zone of focus, think: the snare drum corps in a revolutionary war march.
As of late, the more Iv'e gotten used to this bike, iv'e started to be more into calm music while riding. I find myself getting lost in Neil Young, Mazzy Star(an old fave)and more surprisingly, Enya. It's Incredibly peaceful. It will sometimes feel like I'm watching a montage of my own life lol. I still make time for the energetic music i previously mentioned though.
I am taking this as a direct sign of AGE. ride safe, folks.
2002 R1150R. Helmets save more lives than loud pipes.