Music to wrench to...
- Thread starter bluesforchallah
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B06Tang
Cafe Racer
I always love to have my Mick music in the background with a nip of Bushmills never more than 10 paces away from wherever I am standing. I've been listening to a lot of The Young Dubliners lately...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzhAp_5F7RY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzhAp_5F7RY
bluesforchallah
Rocker
It is, but I gave it up more than 10 years ago.
Kirkus51
Hooligan
You're all wrong. 1st you need a radio that's about 20 years old.... might even need it to warm up a bit. Then you find a nice AM station thats plays classic rock & roll, starting in the 50s and ending by 1984.
Then you're good to go.
Oh yeah, the advertising spots are for the Monster truck show on Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!!
Then you're good to go.
Oh yeah, the advertising spots are for the Monster truck show on Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!!
B06Tang
Cafe Racer
Why not just get an eight track player and listen to 45 minutes of suck ass music to get to the one good song:woot:
I would have to be stoned to listen to that
This is my kinda Irish music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om9p0NUNlSk
gcrider
Street Tracker
I kinda like it. When I'm working I just like ambient, background stuff and I think this would do nicely.
I'm looking forward to when my wife and I build our new house - but it may be a few years off yet! My wife is determined that I should have a large workshop for my bike and bike building/modding. I will have many more options for music than I do now. As it is, if I listen to music it's usually the one T-Bone Walker CD I have in my studio.
bluesforchallah
Rocker
That's exactly what I loved about it.
A lot of times this will be playing thru the speakers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDuP72zL03U
tooblekain
750cc
Good choice. I tend to listen to this type of music (including Nightmares on Wax) when working on bikes--even at work. I do switch between dubstep and hardrock though
If it's going to be a long overhaul like valve clearance check, fork oil and seal replacement, multiple maintenance...anything where I need to take my time and be meticulous and patient...it's this type of music...I also like "chill" and down-tempo ambient.
If its quick like an oil and filter change, carb sync, chain adjustment, chain lube, cleaning the bike, it tends to be hard rock.
If its a work on bikes party where its me, my girlfriend and some guests, it tends to be dubstep.
bluesforchallah
Rocker
monty
Street Tracker
I tend to prefer a bit of Brit Blues such as Rory Gallagher, John Mayalls Bluesbreakers, early Stones or Peter Green era Fleetwood Mac.
Good to chill to.
Not averse to some Cold Chisel or Jimmy Barnes for that matter either...
My girl has suggested a reorganisation of the garage to include a decent sound system and fridge ready for the winter.
Bit of Rory for you.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CL80jFkLzQ0
Monty
Good to chill to.
Not averse to some Cold Chisel or Jimmy Barnes for that matter either...
My girl has suggested a reorganisation of the garage to include a decent sound system and fridge ready for the winter.
Bit of Rory for you.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CL80jFkLzQ0
Monty
B06Tang
Cafe Racer
Fucking-A! Rory has accompanied me with many wrench turns and the infamous Guinness elbow press
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlEfyMoR49M
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l126PsYXicE
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