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02-29-2008, 03:14 AM
RE: Tunes
depends what type of ride, i have different mixes for diff rides. if its acity ride i rock more hip hop... if im going on a fun ride i rock the metal, rock and old school rock.
on a side note what head phones u guys use? i am using the skull candy full metal jacket ones right now, and changed the ipods eq so it sounds that much better. i only wear it in my right ear though... the police looks for wires sticking out now a days down here...
on a side note what head phones u guys use? i am using the skull candy full metal jacket ones right now, and changed the ipods eq so it sounds that much better. i only wear it in my right ear though... the police looks for wires sticking out now a days down here...
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RE: Tunes
Punk...Ramones, pistols, buzzcocks, clash. But I get into Johnny Cash and Sinatra once in a while. Really anything but Hip Hop, rap even though a few of them slip in to mix.
But the most 'perfect' song I have ever heard is 'God save the Queen', the last Glen Matlock written song when he was in the Sex Pistols. That song is 30 years old and it still amazes me how a bunch of maniacs could be so insightful, angry, and prophetic... true genius.
But the most 'perfect' song I have ever heard is 'God save the Queen', the last Glen Matlock written song when he was in the Sex Pistols. That song is 30 years old and it still amazes me how a bunch of maniacs could be so insightful, angry, and prophetic... true genius.
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