Last night!
Wife is out of town and I hope the cops don't show up. Full blast Jethro Tull "Thick as a Brick" and "Living in the Past" on YouTube. Not to mention "We Hate Those People in the Valley".
Moving onto my brother-in laws favorite band. Metallica.
Khatia Buniatishvili....Liszt piano concerto no2
In reply to crankwalk (Forum Supporter) :
uh should I had driven over there from BHam?.......to see ......
1969. We had Woodstock. Montreux had this. All good
"Meat's too high. I don't want to buy it when I can get it free."
759NRNG said:In reply to crankwalk (Forum Supporter) :
uh should I had driven over there from BHam?.......to see ......
They went hard and it was great. Side note I had not seen Mike Vallely since a Black Label skateboards demo 25 years ago. Still going super strong.
After reading the American Graffiti is 50 thread I am listening to that type of music. Specifically, "The Great Imposter" by the Fleetwoods
In reply to Noddaz :
Good call. I'm not a great fan of oldies, generally speaking, but I can listen to that soundtrack just about any time.
Yo yo yo Crankwalk be no mo Mike Vallely in my Hphones bro ...........enjoy braheen
The Essential Calvin and Hobbes, as read by a four-year-old.
Heavy-ish instrumental stuff, in the same vein as Karma To Burn:
Driving from Patrick's place to my new place of employment (my toolboxes took up temporary residence at his place, you see) I found myself on a fun little curvy/hilly road that is somewhat well known in the area.
I'm in my "Swedish GT-R", the AARP Evo, attacking the corners, and this comes on.
You must speed when free bird is playing
You must drift when eurobeat is playing
You have immediately become a threat listening to this
3:18: takumi shifting at 7000
bunta: shift at exactly 11,000
3:36: 11,000
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