Three songs
10-08-04 | 10:25 PM
#77
I guess those are all fine...for little girls who like to play with Barbie dolls. I wouldn't know. My choices would be
Toby Kieth - The Angry American
Giuseppe Verde - The Triumphal March from Aida
and the ultimate
Richard Wagner - Ride of the Valkyries (I love the smell of napalm in the morning.)
Toby Kieth - The Angry American
Giuseppe Verde - The Triumphal March from Aida
and the ultimate
Richard Wagner - Ride of the Valkyries (I love the smell of napalm in the morning.)
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10-08-04 | 10:39 PM
#78
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Bikes: IRO Jamie Roy (fixed-gear commuter), Gary Fisher Rig 29er SS, Trek Madone 5.5, Specialized Allez Comp, Marin Mt. Vision Pro, Specialized M2 Hardtail, beater Nishiki fixed-gear conversion, Gary Fisher Rig 29er SS
Originally Posted by William Karsten
Ministry. Jesus Built my Hotrod.
Suicidal Tendancies. Subliminal.
Prodigy. Firestarter.
Several other songs have a close third.
Primus. Jerry was a race car driver. (Willy was a track bike rider.. my version).
Jay Z. 99 Problems. (It's got that BIG sound).
The Orb. Transamerican Express Highway. (long and trancy)
I'm kind of liking the new Prodigy album. But undecided.
Suicidal Tendancies. Subliminal.
Prodigy. Firestarter.
Several other songs have a close third.
Primus. Jerry was a race car driver. (Willy was a track bike rider.. my version).
Jay Z. 99 Problems. (It's got that BIG sound).
The Orb. Transamerican Express Highway. (long and trancy)
I'm kind of liking the new Prodigy album. But undecided.
99 Problems is probably my favorite song off the Grey Album.
However, I've always connected Primus with mtn. biking. The first time I heard them I was 15 and a mechanic from our LBS and one of his riding buddies took my brother and I up into the local mountains for our first ever ride on our area's finest singletrack (Santa Ana River Trail. SoCal mtb'ers will probably recognize the name.). My brother raved about this great band that Leonard was playing, so on the way back down the hill we switched vehicles and I got to listen to Seas Of Cheese and it blew my mind which was already reeling from epic singletrack. Memorable day that
. Lots of good music in this thread. Think I'll peruse it for all the songs I actually own and try them out on a "commuting" playlist
.Anyone geek out enough to pay attention to where they are at certain times in a commute or regular route and build a playlist accordingly? Fast songs at the bases of hills, slower stuff for flat cruisy sections, etc.
Not sure I could narrow it down to three, but three that spring to mind are:
Tom Waits - Goin' Out West
Op Ivy - Sound System
Aphex Twin - Come to Daddy
-Trevor
10-08-04 | 11:02 PM
#79
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ahhhh, good ol' Tom Waits. It's funny how that guy just always finds his way into my cd player.
Tom waits- Hoist that rag
Tom Waits - Jockey full of bourbon
Jimi Hendrix/Band of gypsys-Machine gun
But it all depends on how I feel like riding really. Some music will help me ride like a maniac where as others will get me through all smooth like.
Tom waits- Hoist that rag
Tom Waits - Jockey full of bourbon
Jimi Hendrix/Band of gypsys-Machine gun
But it all depends on how I feel like riding really. Some music will help me ride like a maniac where as others will get me through all smooth like.
10-09-04 | 08:43 AM
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Bikes: Custom Bob Jackson, GT mtb
Man, fixed riders are DARK! Excellent.... Here's mine:
Iron Monkey - Charlton Heston's Floor
Mistress - Rat Piss
Discordance Axis - Amnesia Ceiling
Ask me again next week and It'll be different but these are pretty amazing.
Iron Monkey - Charlton Heston's Floor
Mistress - Rat Piss
Discordance Axis - Amnesia Ceiling
Ask me again next week and It'll be different but these are pretty amazing.
10-09-04 | 02:30 PM
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Bikes: spicer fixie, Haro BMX, cyclops track, Soma Double Cross, KHS Flite 100
don't really listen to music while I'm riding but some songs I've had in my head recently are:
DJ Krush - Meiso
Manitoba - Brandon
GZA - 4th Chamber
just to counteract all this rock ****
DJ Krush - Meiso
Manitoba - Brandon
GZA - 4th Chamber
just to counteract all this rock ****
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10-09-04 | 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by jordache
Neu! was a good pick too, great cycling music. Second only to Don Cab.
10-12-04 | 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by luciano
dead prez - hiphop
immortal tech - the song about cocaine, track 3 on vol. 2
smiff n wesson - hellucination
immortal tech - the song about cocaine, track 3 on vol. 2
smiff n wesson - hellucination
im going with MOP legendary street team
anything by caustic christ or crucial unit
municipal wastes entire waste em all lp , because its so short.
i know this was supposed to be songs , but i like my music short and sweet....
and this is a great quote....
"Kid Charlemange
oh wait did you say fixe or dealing coke in a 77 vette"
10-13-04 | 09:31 AM
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Nekromantics-Wrecking Ball
Filaments-Sick Joke
anything by X, john doe or exene cervenka
try www.culturedeluxe.co.uk for a great redo of the clash's London Calling album called
London Booted
Filaments-Sick Joke
anything by X, john doe or exene cervenka
try www.culturedeluxe.co.uk for a great redo of the clash's London Calling album called
London Booted
