Sig SilverPrinter
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- In the dark
hackbike 6 said:
That would involve technology i do not understand!!!
I'm ok with me vinyl and tapes
On your MP3
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That would involve technology i do not understand!!!
I'm ok with me vinyl and tapes
hackbike 6
New Member
- Location
- The Mile End Road.
Sig SilverPrinter said:
My new mp3 player played "Waterloo" just as I left Waterloo tonight.
hackbike 6
New Member
- Location
- The Mile End Road.
I remember when my manager (a car driver) frowned at me when he realised I was wearing an mp3 player.He passed me on Southwark bridge early one morning.He didn't know then.
Sig SilverPrinter
Senior Member
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- In the dark
Norv said:
gotta love the Clash
Sig SilverPrinter
Senior Member
- Location
- In the dark
hackbike 6 said:
Do you use Southwark Bridge every day?
just when they go and put in the new blocked off cycle lane they go and close one what are they doing to the bridge ?
medals
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Coventry UK
I've got loads of guilty pleasures on mine...
The Dooleys, Noosha Fox, ABBA, late nineties trance, beatles, a bit of glam rock, 80's cheese.
I don't know what would be worse, someone finding my porn stash or knowing what's on my MP3!
The Dooleys, Noosha Fox, ABBA, late nineties trance, beatles, a bit of glam rock, 80's cheese.
I don't know what would be worse, someone finding my porn stash or knowing what's on my MP3!
HLaB
Marie Attoinette Fan
Strangely enough I actually prefer the recenter (Colin Farrel) version of I fought the law, to the original Clash one; it is still a great track though, which ever version.Sig SilverPrinter said:
Riding in Circles
Veteran
- Location
- EDINBURGH
I have a load of Led Zep playing backwards on mine and now I want to kill numerous people, is this normal?
Concerned from Kent.
Concerned from Kent.
nilling
Über Member
- Location
- Preston, UK
Norv said:
This has been one of my fave "sing in your head" songs for years and for the same reasons you've given
Amanda P
Legendary Member
- Location
- York. Well, York-ish...
Anyone got any of The Ukelele Orchestra of Great Britain on theirs?
I like their covers of "Should I Stay or Should I Go" and the Dambusters March. But everything they do is quality, and witty.
I like their covers of "Should I Stay or Should I Go" and the Dambusters March. But everything they do is quality, and witty.
I've been on the bus for the last three weeks 
However that means mp3 player every day as I won't use one on the bike.
Today was classic Dr Dre, but I've been checking out some new stuff a friend at work lent me too, current list on my little 1gb player is Alexisonfire, Weird Al Yankovic, NOFX, Down, A Textbook Tragedy, Every Time I Die, Tom Waits, Bad Religion (80-85), Quicksand.
However that means mp3 player every day as I won't use one on the bike.
Today was classic Dr Dre, but I've been checking out some new stuff a friend at work lent me too, current list on my little 1gb player is Alexisonfire, Weird Al Yankovic, NOFX, Down, A Textbook Tragedy, Every Time I Die, Tom Waits, Bad Religion (80-85), Quicksand.
Sig SilverPrinter
Senior Member
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- In the dark
GrahamG said:I've been on the bus for the last three weeks
However that means mp3 player every day as I won't use one on the bike.
Today was classic Dr Dre, but I've been checking out some new stuff a friend at work lent me too, current list on my little 1gb player is Alexisonfire, Weird Al Yankovic, NOFX, Down, A Textbook Tragedy, Every Time I Die, Tom Waits, Bad Religion (80-85), Quicksand.
Bad Religion are one of my fave bands
The links next to this:
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFCqKjoJKvk&feature=related
Include a lot of what's on my Sony K850i.
Pure eighties quality, but for slogs and tours I've got loads of house, mostly trashy Euro-disco cadence-improving stuff, I had DJ Tiesto accompanying me up The Pyrenees and inspiring stuff it was, Barber's Adagio For Strings remix and that.
For the flats I go for classical, Gorecki, Vaughan Williams, Saint Saen and Debussy. Awesome scenery and the pure distillation of what being English means with The Lark Ascending, more patriotic even than Landseer or Constable.
(I have a weakness for cheesy Euro disco- "Frooooom Paris To Berlin and every disco I've been in" Did you see what they did there? The Rhyme!!! Radical.)
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFCqKjoJKvk&feature=related
Include a lot of what's on my Sony K850i.
Pure eighties quality, but for slogs and tours I've got loads of house, mostly trashy Euro-disco cadence-improving stuff, I had DJ Tiesto accompanying me up The Pyrenees and inspiring stuff it was, Barber's Adagio For Strings remix and that.
For the flats I go for classical, Gorecki, Vaughan Williams, Saint Saen and Debussy. Awesome scenery and the pure distillation of what being English means with The Lark Ascending, more patriotic even than Landseer or Constable.
(I have a weakness for cheesy Euro disco- "Frooooom Paris To Berlin and every disco I've been in" Did you see what they did there? The Rhyme!!! Radical.)
