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What tunes are on your playlist?

DR Buck

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While reading responses in another post I got to thinking about music while riding on the Spyder. I got a new (my 1st) Ipod for Christmas. Not my first music player, but my first Ipod. I asked for it because I could control the music selections from the Spyder's control pod and my other players only give me control of volume.

Anyway I started sorting through my 3000+ mp3 files and organizing a few play lists for the Ipod. I currently have 3 different playlists and about 1200 tunes on the Ipod. I created one I called "Bike Music". So far I have 208 files on that list. It includes lots of upbeat 60s & 70s Rock & Country.

What I am wondering is what tunes everyone else enjoys while riding. I'm sure the generation you grew up in has some bearing on your choices. ( I am also aware some of us haven't grown up yet, and some never will :roflblack:).

So the big question is what are your top 5 or 10 favorite tunes you blast while riding ? I'll start. Here are my top 10 from my current "Bike Music" playlist:

  1. Magic Carpet Ride - Steppinwolf :yes:
  2. Roll On Down the Highway - BTO
  3. One Toke Over the Line - Brewer & Shipley
  4. Goin Up Country - Canned Heat Tied with On the Road Again - Willie Nelson
  5. American Pie - Don McLean :2thumbs:
  6. Born To Be Wild - Steppinwolf
  7. This Magic Moment - Jay and the Americans
  8. Tell Her No - Zombies
  9. Prop Me Up Beside the Jukebox - Joe Diffie
  10. Viva Las Vegas - Elvis Presley

Can my top 10 have 25 or 30 tunes? I sure could add more of my favorites. :ohyea:
 
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Oh, this a hard one. I go back and forth between rock playlist, country, and gospel. My top ten rock is:
1. Blaze of glory - Jon Bon Jovi
2. Life's been good - Joe Walsh
3. Seven Bridges road - Eagles
4. Sweet home Alabama - Lynard Skynyrd
5. Guitar Town - Steve Earle
6. American pie - Don McLean
7. Copperhead road - Steve Earle
8. Have you ever seen the rain - CCR
9. Who'll stop the rain - CCR
10. Hotel California - Eagles
 
I have about 100 playlists on my ipod. Some have 20 songs some have 300. I have playlists titled: country, classic rock, pop, classical violin, motorcycle music ( this one has classic road songs and music from Sons of Anarchy), etc... I love that I can change playlists with the RT controls. Music and motorcycles go together. My top ten change every ride!
 
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10 is never enough when I have over 7000 songs on my iPod, but here are 10 for today. Probably be different tomorrow.
1. Where Ever I Roam - Metallica
2. Country Roads - Ryan Bingham
3. Car Wheels on a Gravel Road - Lucinda Williams
4. Carl Perkins Cadillac - Drive By Truckers
5. Who Would Love This Car But Me - Brian Setzer
6. Baby Will Roam - Rusted Root
7. Man in Motion - Warren Haynes
8. Heading Out to the Highway - Judas Priest
9. Fire's Highway - Japandroids
10. Highway 55 - Horrorpops
Usually heavy on the Rockabilly and Irish Rock.
 
I'm seeing a lot of my standards on here. I always end up singing "Born to be Wild" at some point. I have been known to ride through the desert blasting "blaze of glory". And The Drive By Truckers and "Carl Perkins Cadillac" are on every playlist I have. In fact, I was listening to that song this morning. Great stuff!
 
I seldom listen to a playlist...I just let the iPod shuffle everything that is on it. Old folk and folk-rock, 50s & 60s oldies (especially hotrod and surf music), some jazz, some patriotic songs, some bluegrass, and plenty of R&B. I couldn't pick 10 favorites (or 25 or 30) if I tried. Nancy likes the girl groups from the 60s.
 
Oh shoot...
Nugent:
Stranglehold
Dog Eat Dog
Blue Oyster Cult:
Cities On Flame
Godzilla
Buck's Boogie
Black Sabbath:
War Pigs
Paranoid
Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath
AC/DC:
Highway To Hell
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
For Those About To Rock
Hell's Bells
Shoot To Thrill

And then there's all the rest; Sammy Hagar, Yngwie J Malmsteen, Uriah Heep, Jethro tull, Pink Floyd, Johnny Winter, Robin Trower...
Pretty much anything that'll loosen up the wax in your ears after about 4 bars! :2thumbs:


It ain't cerebral; it's just rock 'n roll!
 
I never said that it was music for the masses... Just my own personal noise pollution! :thumbup:
But... If you must know...
I keep some
Heart
The Coors
The Byrds
Phil Collins
and Yes

Around for bedtime... :roflblack:
but
Ozzy and ZZ-Top are used for the wake-up calls! :shocked:
 
Music ***** CAUTION***** WARNING****** PLEASE READ THIS

Please be aware.............

Do not play the "STROLL" loudly around Linda "SPYDERLADY".
:yikes: :yikes:
She will immediately go into the STROLL mode, and has been known to bump heads with others in close proximity to her.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED, this is experience talking. :roflblack: :roflblack:

Cruzr Joe
 
Oh shoot...
Nugent:
Stranglehold
Dog Eat Dog
Blue Oyster Cult:
Cities On Flame
Godzilla
Buck's Boogie
Black Sabbath:
War Pigs
Paranoid
Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath
AC/DC:
Highway To Hell
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
For Those About To Rock
Hell's Bells
Shoot To Thrill

And then there's all the rest; Sammy Hagar, Yngwie J Malmsteen, Uriah Heep, Jethro tull, Pink Floyd, Johnny Winter, Robin Trower...
Pretty much anything that'll loosen up the wax in your ears after about 4 bars! :2thumbs:


It ain't cerebral; it's just rock 'n roll!


Oh my!!! :shocked: You've pretty much just listed my hubby's favorite playlist. I bet you two could exchange ipods and never know the difference.
 
I don't have a playlist on my phone but I have everything from Avril Lavigne to George thourgood and Zac Brown to Lynard Skynard. It just depends on what mood i'm in. I can also just listen to the radio on my scala rider if I don't want any of that so I'm always good.
 
Lynryd Skynyrd... If they hadn't made that one-point landing in the swamp; I might have liked Country-Rock more... We had tickets to see them at the Spectrum in Philly when the news hit...
All of us thought about the same thing when they reported 3 fatalities; "I hope it's just the Lynettes...:shocked:"
 
Oh shoot...
Nugent:
Stranglehold
Dog Eat Dog
Blue Oyster Cult:
Cities On Flame
Godzilla
Buck's Boogie
Black Sabbath:
War Pigs
Paranoid
Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath
AC/DC:
Highway To Hell
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
For Those About To Rock
Hell's Bells
Shoot To Thrill

And then there's all the rest; Sammy Hagar, Yngwie J Malmsteen, Uriah Heep, Jethro tull, Pink Floyd, Johnny Winter, Robin Trower...
Pretty much anything that'll loosen up the wax in your ears after about 4 bars! :2thumbs:


It ain't cerebral; it's just rock 'n roll!

UH BOB

Do not get near my Ipod (this is scary)

Cruzr joe
 
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