Music To Make You Move
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Music To Make You Move
I enjoy listening to music while i ride, I found a rockabilly band the other day, Heavy Trash is their name, i found them to be good to ride to, also i enjoy riding to some techno, and Nine Inch Nails, and Jimi hendrix
For those who ride to music, who gives you the best ride, what do ya'll enjoy listening to while out riding?
For those who ride to music, who gives you the best ride, what do ya'll enjoy listening to while out riding?
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I like singing ozzy osbourne/black sabbath - War Pigs when I go for a ride, but others probably dont appreciate it since I since really crappy-like. lol
Some punk/metal stuff like billy talent or rise against might be good, I dunno.. I usually dont bring music to ride, thats what sitting at my computer is for.
Some punk/metal stuff like billy talent or rise against might be good, I dunno.. I usually dont bring music to ride, thats what sitting at my computer is for.
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CHEVELLE- send the pain below
DISTURBED
MUDVAYNE- not falling
SEVENDUST- *****, black, denial, home, licking cream, waffle
ALICE IN CHAINS
DROWNING POOL- let the bodies hit the floor
TRUST COMPANY- downfall
SLIPKNOT- wait and bleed
THE PRODIGY- breathe, smack my ***** up, diesel power
ADEMA- the way you like it
STABBING WESTWARD- save yourself
RIGHT SAID FRED- i'm too sexy
BUSH- mahinehead
GODSMACK- straight out of line
TAPROOT- poem
OUR LADY PEACE- one man army
CREED- torn
AUDIOVENT- energy
SPONGE- plowed
TRAPT- head strong, still frame
DISTURBED
MUDVAYNE- not falling
SEVENDUST- *****, black, denial, home, licking cream, waffle
ALICE IN CHAINS
DROWNING POOL- let the bodies hit the floor
TRUST COMPANY- downfall
SLIPKNOT- wait and bleed
THE PRODIGY- breathe, smack my ***** up, diesel power
ADEMA- the way you like it
STABBING WESTWARD- save yourself
RIGHT SAID FRED- i'm too sexy
BUSH- mahinehead
GODSMACK- straight out of line
TAPROOT- poem
OUR LADY PEACE- one man army
CREED- torn
AUDIOVENT- energy
SPONGE- plowed
TRAPT- head strong, still frame
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Originally Posted by Blazinall91
I enjoy listening to music while i ride, I found a rockabilly band the other day, Heavy Trash is their name, i found them to be good to ride to, also i enjoy riding to some techno, and Nine Inch Nails, and Jimi hendrix
For those who ride to music, who gives you the best ride, what do ya'll enjoy listening to while out riding?
For those who ride to music, who gives you the best ride, what do ya'll enjoy listening to while out riding?
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Upbeat stuff like Out of Control by Hoobastank. Of course I only listen when I'm on the ground, a hell of a long way away from any 50ft cliffs that send you plowing straight into trees.
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I don't listen WHILE I ride. But I most definately listen before hand to get pumped up. Generally anything fast with good rythm and beat. Gwar for example doesn't do it for me, but GnR can if I am in the mood for memories of my childhood.
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The new Beck, "Guero", is excellent riding music.
I listen while I ride, but I never use closed type headphones. With an open design you can still hear what's happening around you reasonably well...as long as the volume isn't too loud.
I listen while I ride, but I never use closed type headphones. With an open design you can still hear what's happening around you reasonably well...as long as the volume isn't too loud.
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I have my iPod dialed in with a "Riding" Playlist, that mainly contains my favorite punk rock bands. Less Than Jake, Op Ivy, MU330, Bad Religion, Rancid, Ten Foot Pole, oh and also Pantera, and Some music geek tunes, from the likes of Greg Howe, Dennis Chambers, Older Brecker Brothers, and there are more I am sure.
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I don't listen to anything except the wind blowing while I ride, but if I did, it would definitely be Loudness. Nothing like anglophonic Japanese 80s hair metal to pump you up. Rock on, dudes!
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Heh... I love music.
Especially the hardcore stuff to get me pumped. But listening to my iPOD and riding my bike at the same time..... Nope, not gonna happen. Had to get a new iPOD because of doing that. Thank god I had warranty..
Now, I just resort to listening to hard core stuff before I ride.
1. System of A Down
2. Static-X
3. Rage Against the Machine
4. Chevelle
5. 3rd Strike
6. The Beastie Boys
7. Breaking Benjamin
8. Deftones
9. Disturbed
10. Godsmack
..... And there's a bunch more, just not going to name them all.
Especially the hardcore stuff to get me pumped. But listening to my iPOD and riding my bike at the same time..... Nope, not gonna happen. Had to get a new iPOD because of doing that. Thank god I had warranty..
Now, I just resort to listening to hard core stuff before I ride.
1. System of A Down
2. Static-X
3. Rage Against the Machine
4. Chevelle
5. 3rd Strike
6. The Beastie Boys
7. Breaking Benjamin
8. Deftones
9. Disturbed
10. Godsmack
..... And there's a bunch more, just not going to name them all.
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I find that listening to The Mars Volta really gets me going, not pumped or anything just gets me going.
Its very fast and technical. I find that whenver i head it now it reminds me of biking.
Its very fast and technical. I find that whenver i head it now it reminds me of biking.
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Originally Posted by MadMan2k
I like singing ozzy osbourne/black sabbath - War Pigs when I go for a ride, but others probably dont appreciate it since I since really crappy-like. lol
Some punk/metal stuff like billy talent or rise against might be good, I dunno.. I usually dont bring music to ride, thats what sitting at my computer is for.
Some punk/metal stuff like billy talent or rise against might be good, I dunno.. I usually dont bring music to ride, thats what sitting at my computer is for.
haha how bout pink floyd? you picture is their logo right?
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Pink floyd is one of those bands where it's best to really listen, not have as background noise. At least in my opinion.
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I find i have more of a drive to ride with music, once again open style headphones and not an outrageous level of volume, and it makes a good way to supplement my ride, now on the other hand, i don't listen to music while riding til i'm comfortable with the trail or area.
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I would listen to my Mp3 player while riding on long rides that are NOT DH or XC (need full concentration ). But music is great for keeping momentum going, pumping you up, and making the ride more enjoyable.
TRANCE alll da waaaayyyyyyyy
TRANCE alll da waaaayyyyyyyy
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Midro only mixes the sounds! Although he selects good songs to mix . Although Ministry Of Sound flicked him from the latest Hard NRg (V7).
Fast paced music is goooood .
Fast paced music is goooood .
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Originally Posted by blue_neon
You listen to music while MOUTNAIN BIKE RIDING!
Originally Posted by sS-bEn
Bad move. Can be dangerous in some cases.
The only times I listen to music while on a bike are as follows
- On the trainer
- In traffic when someone rolls up next to me in a car with a sound system worth more than the actual car it's in
- Whenever there's a concert in the park as I'm riding past
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Definatley. The sounds of the trails....ahhh. I have a good old chat with them each time i ride past. Some are friendly, but the old pine tree is usually a stuck up a - hole and trys to fall down infront of me. The dirt however, is nice to me and usually builds it self up before I ride over it. The dirt is Rally bread so it knows what its doing .
You would litterly have to be crazy listening to music while riding DH / XC. But if your just into cruising around, go for it. I used to, but I dont 'cruise' any more .
You would litterly have to be crazy listening to music while riding DH / XC. But if your just into cruising around, go for it. I used to, but I dont 'cruise' any more .
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I used to listen to music all the time when I would ride. XC, DH, what ever. If I was out on a multi use trail I would keep one speaker out of an ear so I could here if anyone was coming. When I raced (dh) I would always have the headphones on and the music cranked up. It helps me to relax while on the course and I usually set the songs up so certain parts of the song will coencide with certain stunts on the course. I would also use a song that would end just shy of the best times down the hill and try and finish before the song. Sort of racing the music rather then the time
As for my choice of music, some good old Metalica, Zombie or Ministry.
As for my choice of music, some good old Metalica, Zombie or Ministry.