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· Posted: 03.09.2013 · #1

What music do all you listen to on your travels, Being old I like Pink Floyd with a little bit of Hawkwind But mostly Blues of any kind.

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· Posted: 03.09.2013 · #2

Can't beat a bit of Pink Floyd

Anything from some 50's Buddy Holly to modern stuff. No techno though!

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· Posted: 03.09.2013 · #3

Ally loves to listen to anything from the redbull stage set. NOT

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· Posted: 03.09.2013 · #4

Traveling sounds? Just about anything really. My taste in music seems to drift around a bit. Currently I'm listening to Joe Bonamassa which could be described as american blues/rock. Last week I was listening to Yo-Yo Ma (classical cello music) :bandit:. The week before that it was random 70's/80's rock. (lynard Skynard, the Jeff Healey band, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, etc. even a bit of Bon Jovi & Van Halen thrown in for good measure

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Sometimes I might put on a bit of Jim Croce or James Taylor if I'm feeling mellow...

The only modern stuff I'd choose to listen to would be the likes of Stereophonics or Coldplay.

Out in the shed when I'm working on bikes or cars (or camper), it HAS TO BE Heavy rock playing loudly in the background, that rarely changes....

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· Posted: 03.09.2013 · #5

For me it's the wife shouting slow down, that cars turning etc etc

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· Posted: 03.09.2013 · #6

Forgot about Stevie Ray Vaughan

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· Posted: 04.09.2013 · #7

Ally remind me to give you back your nathen carter cds that you always listen to while your travelling ,YOU MUST BE MISSING HIM

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Ally remind me to give you back your nathen carter cds that you always listen to while your travelling ,YOU MUST BE MISSING HIM

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· Posted: 04.09.2013 · #9

dont be like that ally u wegon wheel

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· Posted: 04.09.2013 · #11

Few fav's,

Passenger
Coldplay (not so much these days)
The Black Keys
REM
Kodaline
Pocket Billiards
Alabama3
Patti Smith
Snow Patrol

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· Posted: 04.09.2013 · #12

Alabama 3
Vampire weekend
Jim reeves
Don Williams
3 dog night
New riders of the purple sage
Etc

Fav. Track is Sweet home Alabama. (Very loud )

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· Posted: 04.09.2013 · #13

i didnt see daniel o donnel in yours or allys lists a bit strange i thought

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· Posted: 04.09.2013 · #14

Going to borrow your copy pal

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· Posted: 04.09.2013 · #15

you gotta have Free bird in there

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· Posted: 04.09.2013 · #16

No any who listens to Daniel O Donnell has very good taste in music. After all he's a Donegal man!

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· Posted: 10.09.2013 · #17

For me: Roxy Music
Pink Floyd
The The
Talk Talk
Led Zep
Blondie
Gypsy Kings
Les Negres Verts
Stranglers
Lurkers
Magazine
Bowie
There"s loads more apart from that eclectic mix, but my favorite sounds are when we go through a tunnel with the window open and I give it some gas...V10....mmmmm

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· Posted: 10.09.2013 · #18

I listen to almost anything except prolonged country and western.

Anything from Abba to goldfrapp.

I get to choose as Johneen is usually sleeping.

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· Posted: 10.09.2013 · #19

You cant beat a bit of the BAY CITY ROLLERS, THE OSMONDS, and SWEET. At least that was what Brian told me

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