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Club Arnage => General Discussion => Topic started by: smokie on June 01, 2003, 10:31:50 am



Title: Driving music
Post by: smokie on June 01, 2003, 10:31:50 am
What CDs will be in YOUR autochanger for the journey?



Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Ruptured Duck Motorsport on June 01, 2003, 10:42:22 am
AFI - Sing The Sorrow
Ramones Tribute Album
Incubus - Morning View
White Stripes - Elephant

Plus a compilation or two - thanks to the chap who invented CDRW


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: powermite on June 01, 2003, 10:45:45 am
Well as none of us have bought any new CDs lately,I expect it'll be various rock compilations and Dire Straits Telegraph Road/Private Investigations when leaving LeMans.
Luckily Canada Phil's mate wont be there with his appalling Cajun Musik this year.


Pm


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Stu on June 01, 2003, 11:28:18 am
CD???????. Anything I can get on 78 for the wind up gramaphone.

Stu


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Ruptured Duck Motorsport on June 01, 2003, 11:36:03 am
Should this topic have been "what cartridges are you taking for your 8 track?"  ;D


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Rhino on June 01, 2003, 12:16:04 pm
No pan pipes then?


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Kpy on June 01, 2003, 01:41:26 pm
Bat out of Hell - Meatloaf.
Blues Brothers Soundtrack
Dylan at At Budokan and Nashville Skyline
and .... lots of Springsteen.

 ;)


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Andy Zarse on June 01, 2003, 03:22:38 pm
Nothing probably. The Commer has one of those old gas powered radios but the pilot light keeps going out.


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Brian(Liverpool boys) on June 01, 2003, 05:42:40 pm
Andy, in that case make sure you take, Come on baby light my fire.


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: BigH on June 01, 2003, 07:32:00 pm
Mister Z,
Have you sorted out your wheel bearing problems yet? As opposed to your general bearings which seemed a 'tad on the giddy side' the other night. A fine post by the way, courage under fire, a dedication to duty etc. Or maybe just completely c*nted.
It brought to mind my 'second most embarassing post pub moment', first spot being occupied by the surprise lavatory tale, but as it's not really LM stuff, maybe I'll keep it to myself...
Finally got my motor back on the road this weekend, also complete with a brand new MOT. This is the first year I've taken out AA cover, so christ knows what I'll actually arrive in. Whatever it is, music, although a great love of mine, will be entirely superfluous. That's usually the first part of the cortex to go. Maybe a little Andy Williams.
And about the wheel bearings, don't f*ck around, replace the wheels with skis and take plenty of vaseline.
H



Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Andy Zarse on June 01, 2003, 10:34:17 pm
H, my wheel bearing are fine now (touches wood), unlike the bearing in my head. The hot starting problem persists though, it's the Evil Curse of Malcolm and Janet. So upon leaving the pub this evening I went to see the local Vicar to ask his help to get it excorcised. Having explained the problem, he told me I had meddled with powers beyond my imagination and best to f**k off son. He had been at the communion wine again.

Hope the Jagwarr behaves this year, unlike it's owner. Oh, will you be bringing Little H this time or have you thought better of it?

PS Why will you have a Little Andy Williams in the car? Will Raoul not be jealous?


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Bluebottle on June 01, 2003, 10:40:20 pm
I've been making compilations on minidiscs so on the way to LM I will mostly be listening to classic rock, such delights as Deep Purple's Highway Star ("8 cylenders, all mine..." I wish....)
Oh, and a bit of folk-rock for those, er, folk-rock moments....


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Andy on June 01, 2003, 11:35:48 pm
i have the walkman plugged into the intercom pumping the helmet with AC/DC, led zep, purple, floyd, and more compilation to drive me there and back.


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: mgmark on June 02, 2003, 01:53:08 pm
No CD, no cassette, no radio - just the engine, induction and exhaust to harmonise and play tunes with.   But if I did, then it would probably be a mix of Blues Brothers, Queen, U2 etc


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Ruptured Duck Motorsport on June 02, 2003, 03:47:16 pm
Ahh yes, perhaps I will give Alfa FM a few hours listening too...!


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Alfa Dave on June 02, 2003, 04:50:57 pm
Alfa engine is all I've got or froggy radio until we get wih RLM distance of the circuit....


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Gilles on June 02, 2003, 04:59:21 pm
The best of Burt Bacharah...



... because soap songs are the best way to appreciate motoring songs !  :o


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Jem on June 03, 2003, 09:49:33 am
This is a big subject Smokie,  Up North crew are steeped in LM music tradition...such as..

Once we are congregated the first song we always listen to is Thunder by AC/DC, live version.  As we enter Le Mans we always play Van Halen - Jump.

In between its a mixture of Doors, Floyd, Zep, Rush, Joe Satriani, Ministry, Marilyn Manson will make a debute this year on account of him being good at Donnington, Def Leppards Hysteria album always gets a go as does most Van Halen albums. Santana works well with the bbq.

So there you have it !

Jem


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Stu on June 03, 2003, 09:55:10 am
After seeing all these AC DC, Van Halen, Led Zepplin, Pink Floyd stuff going down, I think I better leave my Jemini and my Fast Food Rockers albums at home. Obviously you lot are heathens when it comes to appreciating good music. Bunch of old soap dodging hippies if you ask me. Get your hair cut.

Stu


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Stu on June 03, 2003, 12:09:41 pm
Theres nothing annoys me more than loud music. I have to say that music was my first love ( I used to think it shone like the sun), but now as I’m sitting here in my car, I have only one love….. Cars. My wife can’t see the interest. All I get of her is  “ And I want and I need” etc etc. In fact all I ask for, all I pray for is a quiet private life. In the mornings when I get up, look out the window at the November rain and light my fire ( its so easy I can’t do it) I always look back at Le mans and wish I could turn back time and re-live some of the moments. Then I think all we need is just a little patience and it will be time to go next year. No one knows how much I love this race. I’m looking forward to next week as I know my friends are gonna be there to.

Right I can all see you saying, 'What the hell is he rambling on about'. Well included in the piece of crap are 15 songs. either by title or some lyrics from a song. Nearly all of them are by groups mentioned in this thread.  Answers please pop-pickers

Stu


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Jem on June 03, 2003, 04:37:02 pm
Nice one Stu, I was onto the scam straight away, here's what I think you've put in, but I can't get em all -

Music - John Miles
Shone like the sun - I think is from Shine on you crazy diamond - Pink Floyd
I only have one love - Art Garfunkel?
And I want and I need - Def Leppard
Cars - Gary Newman
Here in my car - from the song Cars - Gary Newman
Private life  - The Pretenders
November rain - is yer Axel Rose anthem
Light my fire - as in come on baby - Jim and the Doors
its so easy  - Guns n Roses
turn back time - Cher
Ramble on  - Led Zep
Its so easy - Guns n roses

clutching at straws here but is 'look back' part of words from 'don't look' back by Boston

Damn can't get to 15, I'll not sleep now until you publish the results


Jem


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: smokie on June 03, 2003, 05:26:39 pm
Very good Stu & Jem.

Beers all round I say...


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Stu on June 03, 2003, 06:03:59 pm
Nice one Stu, I was onto the scam straight away, here's what I think you've put in, but I can't get em all -

Music - John Miles
Shone like the sun - I think is from Shine on you crazy diamond - Pink Floyd
I only have one love - Art Garfunkel?
And I want and I need - Def Leppard
Cars - Gary Newman
Here in my car - from the song Cars - Gary Newman
Private life  - The Pretenders
November rain - is yer Axel Rose anthem
Light my fire - as in come on baby - Jim and the Doors
its so easy  - Guns n Roses
turn back time - Cher
Ramble on  - Led Zep
Its so easy - Guns n roses

clutching at straws here but is 'look back' part of words from 'don't look' back by Boston

Damn can't get to 15, I'll not sleep now until you publish the results


Jem

From the songs I selected and including both Cars as 1 you have 8. I actually missed Its So Easy by GnR so give yourself a bonus point. Therefore 9 / 16. Great attempt. I'll leave it a few more days then cough the answers. A couple are quite subtle.

Stu


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Lord Steve on June 03, 2003, 06:20:46 pm
This year Tres Hombres will be mostly listening to:
The Le Mans collection 2003 (courtesy CD RW)
Hootie & The Blowfish
Led Zeppelin (The master of rock)
Tori Amos (cool chick)
2000GT (live)
The Datsuns (rifftastic mate)

We're just too cool for words!!!!!!

Lord Steve



Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: jpchenet on June 03, 2003, 06:28:57 pm
How subtle were you Stu??  ;)

There's things like:

Pray - Madonna
Music - Madonna
Easy - The Commodores
Friends - Shalamar
One Love - Blue
"I always look back" from "Queen Of My Heart - Westlife   :-[
"just a little " from "A Litltle bit more" Liberty X

I know most aren't by artists mentioned elsewhere but hey, I'm on my second bottle!!  :)



Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Stu on June 03, 2003, 06:43:56 pm
How subtle were you Stu??  ;)

There's things like:

Pray - Madonna
Music - Madonna
Easy - The Commodores
Friends - Shalamar
One Love - Blue
"I always look back" from "Queen Of My Heart - Westlife   :-[
"just a little " from "A Litltle bit more" Liberty X

I know most aren't by artists mentioned elsewhere but hey, I'm on my second bottle!!  :)


Easy listening not included. All are rock groups not pap (sorry pop) music. Oh and while I'm on Mark, leave your records at home.

Cheers Stu.


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Bobblehat on June 03, 2003, 07:06:05 pm
It seems we are all "ROCK MONSTERS".

I guess the scoob could be rocking to:
Feeder (GT3 anyone)  
Pink Floyd (goes without saying, which album is the question, "Wish You Were Here", for me)
ZZ Top (just rediscoverd "Deguello" pefect, fast cars fast women.......)
Sterophonics (scoobs owners fav)
Avril Lavine (as above)
Ian Dury and the Blockheads(why not totaly bonkers)
Led Zep(The masters)
Turin Breakes (just a great sound)

Hell I hope the CD changers big enough!

T-8days




Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Lancs Se7en on June 03, 2003, 07:12:07 pm
cant hear knack all at 6500 in the Se7en but if I could then it would be Two Unlimited, dont understand the music but its great to drive to.


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: jpchenet on June 03, 2003, 07:12:43 pm
Don't worry Stu, I'm not saying that they are my taste in music!!

We will be pumping out a few tunes, but I am sure they will be (mostly) to your liking. I think I've convinced our two that were going to bring their electric guitars with them to leave them at home though!! Otherwise the music drowns out the sound from the "Videos!!!"  :o


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Rhino on June 04, 2003, 12:21:19 am
Do radio Le Mans still play "when the going gets tougth the tougth get going" for the most deserving pit crew?
They played it the first few years, can't remember since


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Andy on June 04, 2003, 12:24:48 am
Yee Haaaa
thanks to Jem's earlier post,  i hoofed out my Joe Satriani, surfing with the alien. bloody brill riding riffs.


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Bobblehat on June 04, 2003, 09:26:30 am
Do RLM still play "Self Preservation Society" from the Italian Job every bleeding possibilty.

Cos it got right on my tits last time I was out, almost ruined the film for me.


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Stu on June 04, 2003, 10:01:09 am
Do RLM still play "Self Preservation Society" from the Italian Job every bleeding possibilty.

Cos it got right on my tits last time I was out, almost ruined the film for me.
Which brings me on to the story about Michael Caines party in the 60's with every one there including the Beatles and Jim Morrison and co. Jim got a bit bored and said to Michael that he was away. Fearing the party would dive, he told Jim and his mates to go upstairs and there was a girl with the best mouth action in the country (trying to kep it clean Smokie). So of they went  and she did the lot fantastically. Just as Jim was finished in walked Ringo Starr. Whats going on he says. Here Ringo try this, says Jim its fantastic. So the girl sets to work on Ringo and in walks Micahael Caine. What the F***s going on he shouts. The girl terrified explains that she was just sorting out Ringo. I can see
that says Michael, but I told you... You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off.


Sorry for that, couldn't help myself


Title: Re:Driving music
Post by: Rhino on June 04, 2003, 12:45:51 pm
 ;D
Brilliant!!