What do you listen to when you ride?

[jodemonken]

Here`s one of my favorite:yes: the norwegen artist dina


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9qENxWwnxY

[zzneonzz]

I listen to almost all music but this is currently track 1 on my ipod.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sI1TPJ4xURI

[Lamonster]

The bass player (Barry Bales) is my next door neighbor. Living in East TN you get a lot of good Bluegrass music events here. I listen to Track 14 on XM most of the time. :doorag:


This is the movie version of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08e9k-c91E8

[Dudley]

My wife and I listen to the wind, the sound of our Spyder, the tires on the pavement, other bikes when they pass us. If we stop along the road (in the country) we listen to the stillness, try and hear the birds if there are some around. Yes, for us the natural sounds are the music we listen to when we ride.

[jodemonken]

if you listen closely to the real soggy bottom boys you can actually hear the rotax vtwin engine.
:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMEl5RGnfEc

[irish2themax]

I listen to Irish traditional music and Irish rebel (patriotic) music. Bet that's a big surprise to everyone. :roflblack:

[NancysToy]

I listen to Irish traditional music and Irish rebel (patriotic) music. Bet that's a big surprise to everyone. :roflblack:
One of my favorites, and probably 25% of my files! I also like 60s folk, oldies (that's 50s & 60s - not the 70s, 80s, & 90s kids), any hot rod or car songs, bluegrass, and a few other things, just for fun.
-Scotty

[Smylinacha]

the voices in my head

[NancysToy]

the voices in my head
Are they back again? :D
-Scotty http://www.pmdawnonline.com/forum/images/smilies/velo.gif

[dltang]

I have a pretty wide variety, I have a very large selection of Contemporary Christian music and then of course some classic stuff like CCR and Tom Petty, Bob Seger, REO Speedwagon, Aerosmith, a little Doors, just a wide variety.

[Smylinacha]

Are they back again? :D
-Scotty http://www.pmdawnonline.com/forum/images/smilies/velo.gif

They never left!http://smileys.on-my-web.com/repository/Confused/confused-18.gif
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[burg650]

I ride with an ipod that has a little over 1200 songs, it is set to shuffle song. List of tunes are mostly new age and modern jazz but have a good selection of other tunes all except rap just not my thing.

[GnA]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VPLOVJ0u94 :yes:

[Bob Denman]

...600 of the loudest Heavy Metal from the sixties and seventies... A bit from the eighties too!
Including; but not limited to:
Black Sabbath
Blue Oyster Cult
Iron Butterfly
Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush
MISTER Nugent :bowdown:;)
Deep Purple
Ranbow
ZZ Top (Of course!)
AC/DC

Why I'm not deaf; I just don't know! :dontknow:

[dannymax]

My Hindle. :thumbup:

And yes Bob...."Mister Nugent" :bowdown:

[Pennyrick]

My IPod playlists are: Classic Rock (60's & 70's); Country Rock (folks like Steve Earle); Instrumental Rock (Ventures, Booker T, Duane Eddy); Fifties Rock; Rockabilly; Doo Wop; Folk Rock; Fifties smooth; Folk ( PPM, K Trio, Limelighters, etc.); Blues and Classical.

I alternate between them all plus listen to my wife on the Scala.

[daveinva]

The music that hit my iPod on shuffle during last night's ride home:

"Evil Woman" by ELO
"Master of Puppets" by Metallica
"Birdhouse in Your Soul" by They Might Be Giants
"Kissing Families" by Silversun Pickups
"Insane in the Brain" by Cypress Hill


.... what can I say? My tastes are eclectic. ;)

[boborgera]

Beatles / Eagles, On the CD, 150+ Song mix on a shuffle, But most of the time i just use it as background noise, I just love to listen to the cadenced of the cylinders firing off. :thumbup:

[neelbert]

Beatles / Eagles, On the CD, 150+ Song mix on a shuffle, But most of the time i just use it as background noise, I just love to listen to the cadenced of the cylinders firing off. :thumbup:

MY WIFE SAYING GET OFF THE WHITE LINE:roflblack::roflblack:I ain't scared

[Bob Denman]

MY WIFE SAYING GET OFF THE WHITE LINE:roflblack::roflblack:I ain't scared

Mine says the same thing... :opps: :gaah:

[fastfraser]

Doesn't anyone listen to Celine Dion anymore.:roflblack:

[napper39]

all kinds of 50s 60s and good time ,by allen jackson,:chat:

[SteveMac]

This thread is right up my alley. I LOVE music, all kinds. :yes:

My song list on the iPhone contains over 2500 from various artists. I like everything from Outlaw Country, to Southern Rock, to Blues, to Heavy Metal and Hair Bands, to Symphonic Rock and all types of Hard Rock. Heck I even have some New Age Stuff :)

I have a SPYDER playlist that has approximately 8-10 hours of music on it.

Here is a sampling of the artists I like to listen to on my SPYDER playlist!



ROCK

Outlaw Country / Southern Rock / Blues


AC-DC

Charlie Daniels


Aerosmith

Hank Jr


Alanis Morisette

Jimmy Buffet


Alice in Chains

Johnny Cash


BTO

Blackfoot


Beatles

Molly Hatchet


Billy Squier

Lynyrd Skynyrd


Bob Seger

Stevie Ray Vaughn


Dire Straits

Johnny Lang


Disturbed




Eagles

Symphonic Hard Rock


Fleetwood Mac

Dream Theater


Foreigner

Nightwish


Godsmack




GNR




Journey




Kansas




Kid Rock




Led Zeppelin




Metallica




Megadeath




Ozzy / Black Sabbath



Pink Floyd




REO




Rob Zombie




Santanna




Seether




Sheryl Crow




Shinedown




Staind




Steve Miller Band




Styx




Ted Nugent




Three Days Grace




Van Halen




ZZ Top

[Pennyrick]

Doesn't anyone listen to Celine Dion anymore.:roflblack:

I'm sure Renee does.

[Bob Denman]

This thread is right up my alley. I LOVE music, all kinds. :yes:

My song list on the iPhone contains over 2500 from various artists. I like everything from Outlaw Country, to Southern Rock, to Blues, to Heavy Metal and Hair Bands, to Symphonic Rock and all types of Hard Rock. Heck I even have some New Age Stuff :)

I have a SPYDER playlist that has approximately 8-10 hours of music on it.

Here is a sampling of the artists I like to listen to on my SPYDER playlist!



ROCK


Outlaw Country / Southern Rock / Blues



AC-DC


Charlie Daniels



Aerosmith


Hank Jr



Alanis Morisette


Jimmy Buffet



Alice in Chains


Johnny Cash



BTO


Blackfoot



Beatles


Molly Hatchet



Billy Squier


Lynyrd Skynyrd



Bob Seger


Stevie Ray Vaughn



Dire Straits


Johnny Lang



Disturbed





Eagles


Symphonic Hard Rock



Fleetwood Mac


Dream Theater



Foreigner


Nightwish



Godsmack





GNR





Journey





Kansas





Kid Rock





Led Zeppelin





Metallica





Megadeath





Ozzy / Black Sabbath




Pink Floyd





REO





Rob Zombie





Santanna





Seether





Sheryl Crow





Shinedown





Staind





Steve Miller Band





Styx





Ted Nugent





Three Days Grace





Van Halen





ZZ Top







:2thumbs:
:2thumbs: I think that I could swap playlists with you and neither of us would feel slighted! :clap: :thumbup:

[NancysToy]

Most of you guys make me feel real old! nojoke

[Bob Denman]

While I can't help but grow old, I never promised anybody that I'd grow up!! :2thumbs: :ohyea::yes::roflblack:

[boborgera]

Most of you guys make me feel real old!
nojoke


I know what you feel,
It's just so hard to find Rudy Vallee on CD's now days.:roflblack:

[Bob Denman]

I know what you feel,
It's just so hard to find Rudy Vallee on CD's now days.:roflblack:

Well you can always listen to him on your 8-tracks... :shocked:

[johnwinslow]

Sian Cross, a British Song Bird. search Sian Cross a tune called Alcohol

Delbert Mc Clinton, ZZ Top, George Thorogood, lynyrd skynyrd, marshall tucker, joan jet

[boborgera]

[QUOTE=Bob Denman;424826]Well you can always listen to him on your 8-tracks... :shocked:[
/QUOTE]

I still have my 8 track tapes and recorder in my attic next to the Beta-max and Pong, I hate to throw out anything especially if it still works. That's why i keep my Wife around,
She still works.:roflblack:

[SteveMac]

:2thumbs:
:2thumbs: I think that I could swap playlists with you and neither of us would feel slighted! :clap: :thumbup:

A good question would be:

If you could only have three artists-groups songs, which three???

For me, top two are easy, third was a tough choice, but doable.

For me in order:
All of Mark Knopfler and Dire Straits
All of Stevie Ray Vaughn
All of Pink Floyd

[hrbeta]

@stevemac I'm with you bro, but I get to listen to wife's chit-chat over the intercom 😂


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[Bob Denman]

A good question would be:

If you could only have three artists-groups songs, which three???

For me, top two are easy, third was a tough choice, but doable.

For me in order:
All of Mark Knopfler and Dire Straits
All of Stevie Ray Vaughn
All of Pink Floyd

:2thumbs:
:2thumbs::2thumbs: Those are all GREAT artists

But for travelling music I think I'd rather listen to:
AC/DC
Ted Nugent
Santana

But it's such a tough call... :shocked:

And you ABSOLUTELY put up some pics of that Green Beauty... :2thumbs:

[SteveMac]

And you ABSOLUTELY put up some pics of that Green Beauty... :2thumbs:

Working on that this weekend Bob!
I've been sick for forever it seems.
Got all the pics, I just gotta get the background music tweaked to show the personality change from the silver RT to the Green Monster! LOL ;)

[Pennyrick]

A good question would be:

If you could only have three artists-groups songs, which three???

For me, top two are easy, third was a tough choice, but doable.

For me in order:
All of Mark Knopfler and Dire Straits
All of Stevie Ray Vaughn
All of Pink Floyd

Wow!!! That is very close to what I would choose as well. I might drop Stevie in favor of Tom Petty, but I could live with your selections.

[Dudley]

My wife and I listen to the wind, the sound of our Spyder, the tires on the pavement, other bikes when they pass us. If we stop along the road (in the country) we listen to the stillness, try and hear the birds if there are some around. Yes, for us the natural sounds are the music we listen to when we ride.


​I posted this on June 1, 2009. Still hasn't changed. Guess we are just different.

[wyliec]

My wife and I listen to the wind, the sound of our Spyder, the tires on the pavement, other bikes when they pass us. If we stop along the road (in the country) we listen to the stillness, try and hear the birds if there are some around. Yes, for us the natural sounds are the music we listen to when we ride.


​I posted this on June 1, 2009. Still hasn't changed. Guess we are just different.

No, you're not different. I'm with you.

[hansensmomx2]

Metallica,Black Label Society, Kid Rock, Metallica, Everlast, Pantera, Metallica, Black Sabbath, any band with Chris Cornell, Rage Against the Machine, did I say Metallica?, or any other relaxing music.......:gaah:
I'm with you on everything but " Rage" :yikes:

[hansensmomx2]

Sirius radio ...Octane good mix of hard rock.

[Spyderjockey]

On my 250 watt Shark stereo system I listen to a lot of different music:

Gary Allan
Johnny Russell
Alan Jackson
George Staight
Hank Jr.
Trisha Yearwood
Dwight Yoakum
Roger Miller
Brooks and Dunn
Toby Keith
Confererate Railroad
Oak Ridge Boys
Righteous Bros.
Kevin Sharp
Charlie Daniels
Johnny Paycheck
Exile
Michele Wright
Kentucky Headhunters
Arron Tippin
John Conlee
Tracy Byrd
Etc. etc. etc. etc.

Elvis
A lot of 50s and 60s music
Even some of 40s music like the Mills Bros.

Pretty much any thing except hard core rock and RAP!!

[NancysToy]

A good question would be:

If you could only have three artists-groups songs, which three???

Just three? You're tough!

Peter, Paul & Mary - all
Pete Seeger - all
Lovin' Spoonful or Ian & Sylvia...can't make up my mind

[Arr MiHardies]

I listen to... the wind.
cant hear the danged stereo at highways speeds, especially not on a windy day.

[NancysToy]

I listen to... the wind.
cant hear the danged stereo at highways speeds, especially not on a windy day.
That's why I pipe the tunes into my helmet.

[MarkLawson]

Keith Green
Twila Paris
Sherri Youngward

[Fire911]

I know what you feel,
It's just so hard to find Rudy Vallee on CD's now days.:roflblack:

Whats a CD?

[SteveMac]

Metallica,Black Label Society, Kid Rock, Metallica, Everlast, Pantera, Metallica, Black Sabbath, any band with Chris Cornell, Rage Against the Machine, did I say Metallica?, or any other relaxing music.......:gaah:

Yes. I can relate to all. 100%
:yes: !!

[vampyregirl]

I listen to the wind rushing by me as well.

With my luck, I'd install the speakers and some :cus: would steal them while Spydie sits in the parking lot at work!!! What can I say? It's not a good neighborhood.....emphasis on "hood"..... I've already had my Jeep broken into once..... Grrrrrrrr!!!!

[Campverdefela]

AC DC, ZZ Top, Clapton, I don't want to fall asleep while riding, that would be bad.

[Pennyrick]

Just three? You're tough!

Peter, Paul & Mary - all
Pete Seeger - all
Lovin' Spoonful or Ian & Sylvia...can't make up my mind


Hey Scotty:

If you include Ian Tyson's recordings after he broke up with Sylvia, you would have a terrific list of songs to choose from. He did some of his best work on Cowboyography, And Stood There Amazed and Eighteen Inches of Rain. If you haven't heard those albums you need to give them a listen.

[Bob Denman]

Anybody out there still liesten to Jim Croce?? :opps:

[NancysToy]

Anybody out there still liesten to Jim Croce?? :opps:
+1

[NancysToy]

Hey Scotty:

If you include Ian Tyson's recordings after he broke up with Sylvia, you would have a terrific list of songs to choose from. He did some of his best work on Cowboyography, And Stood There Amazed and Eighteen Inches of Rain. If you haven't heard those albums you need to give them a listen.
I'm no cowboy. His later stuff doesn't do much for me. Even I&S's later stuff toward the end of their duo is not as good as the pure folk of the early years. Still, two great voices there, delightful harmonies, and Ian plays the guitar very well.

[Bob Denman]

Since we're on the topic of music...
When I plugged in my Ipod for a trip to Town, I noticed that I didn't seem to have control over any of the radio functions other than volume.:shocked: I thought that I'd be able to advance to the next song in the queue with this system...
Am I missing something?

[chris56]

here in the Alps we have a little different music - we visited a live-gig with our spyder ..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOvR68EJRLM

[NancysToy]

Since we're on the topic of music...
When I plugged in my Ipod for a trip to Town, I noticed that I didn't seem to have control over any of the radio functions other than volume.:shocked: I thought that I'd be able to advance to the next song in the queue with this system...
Am I missing something?
Press the right button to advance top the next song. The left will go back to the previous song, but not if you are set up to play in random order. Then it will restart the song currently playing. I think holding the right or left buttons down for a few seconds will change to the next playlist, but I never do that, so I'm not sure.

[Pennyrick]

Since we're on the topic of music...
When I plugged in my Ipod for a trip to Town, I noticed that I didn't seem to have control over any of the radio functions other than volume.:shocked: I thought that I'd be able to advance to the next song in the queue with this system...
Am I missing something?


Pressing Mode displays the IPod configuration. Press and hold the right side button to display and advacne through the playlists. Press once to advance to next song or press once on the left side to go back.

[Bob Denman]

I think that I did have it on the "Random" setting... :opps:
Thanks! :thumbup: I'll try it tomorrow again while we take Tink out for her first spin... It should be interesting... :shocked:

[Lifeisadaydream]

I have 7300 songs on my ipod, so it could go just about anywhere. Currently I mostly listen to Austin artists like Ryan Bingham and Lucinda Williams and to new female soul singers like Grace Potter and Sharon Jones. If I had to pick just three it would be Metallica,Annie Lenox and number 3 would change often. Today it would likely be Lucinda Williams. Tomorrow it might be Flogging Molly or Rusted Root or a dozen others. I doubt #1 and #2 would change at all.

[TicketBait]

When listening with the ipod hook up, I listen to AC/DC,
Creedance Clearwater, Eagles , ELO, Moody Blues, Nirvana,
Pink Floyd, Supertramp,Ten Years After, and female artists
Adele, Alanis morissette, Alicia Keys, Beyonce, Pink, Sheryl
Crow, and for News on XM channel 112(CNBC), 116(HLN) & 1
17 (MSNBC) & 126 (Fox) and Howard 100,
along with the Laugh track 160,

When I am in a rock or country mood I have channel 25, 26 , 59 & 60

I usually ride with just the sound on in my helmet around town, but on
the freeway I put the external speakers on too. easier to hear. Hardly ever
listen to FM, but AM for Lakers basketball or Dodgers baseball.

I am gonna try out some others that people here have suggested, so thanks! :clap:
Life is good :cheers:

[mosslips]

My wife and I listen to the wind, the sound of our Spyder, the tires on the pavement, other bikes when they pass us. If we stop along the road (in the country) we listen to the stillness, try and hear the birds if there are some around. Yes, for us the natural sounds are the music we listen to when we ride.
:agree: