song/cadence request

Mark Hickey wrote:


The Police Next to you

Ah. Beautiful. Old school Police!

I've got a couple of the Outlandos D'Amour, a couple Regatta De
Blanc's (better??) and a Ghost in the Machine or two queued up on Ye
Olde MP3 player, too.

That rock'n'reggae beat they /used to/ lay down does a nice job of
stirring the soul on rides!

Neil Brooks wrote:

Mark Hickey wrote:

The Police Next to you

Ah. Beautiful. Old school Police!

I've got a couple of the Outlandos D'Amour, a couple Regatta De
Blanc's (better??) and a Ghost in the Machine or two queued up on Ye
Olde MP3 player, too.

That rock'n'reggae beat they /used to/ lay down does a nice job of
stirring the soul on rides!

I used to go to a little "hidden in an alleyway bar" in downtown Key
West that had a band that did a LOT of Police and Clash cover tunes
(and did 'em well).

I don't listen to music when I'm riding though - there are just too
many audio cues I use to stay alive.

Mark "stayin' alive... stayin' alive... oooh, oooh, oooh..." Hickey
Habanero Cycles
http://www.habcycles.com
Home of the $795 ti frame

(Chris Zacho "The Wheelman") wrote:

I find "Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin extremely appropriate for climbing long
hills. Unfortunatly, it's only 80.

If it's a REALLY long hill, try 'In my time dying'... (also from
Houses of the Holy). Great interval tune with a HORRIBLE long, fast
inescapable grind in the middle that forces you to go into lactic
shock. I have that one down on my "interval list"...

Mark Hickey
Habanero Cycles
http://www.habcycles.com
Home of the $795 ti frame