Your Le Mans Playlist
Your Le Mans Playlist
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White-Noise

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5,500 posts

277 months

Sunday 26th April 2009
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So what is on your playlist for this year?

I have been doing some le mans homework today while listening to Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous, thats something for starters but I think we will have lots more in the mix!

Cheers from an excited Chris!

greengreenwood7

958 posts

220 months

Sunday 26th April 2009
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drive down: 'dc, who, oasis, skynyrd, weller.
evening - more of the same until ist properly dark: then cples of lazers + dance/trance followed by Floyds Pulse dvd projected onto our marquee for a wbit of wind down :-)

Emsman

7,315 posts

219 months

Monday 27th April 2009
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pink floyd, delicate sound of thunder for nights.

During the day we mainly have a selection of 80's ste, some Barry manilow and even some kenny rogers

Vette_1978

3,260 posts

251 months

Monday 27th April 2009
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Ahhh, than annual playlist thread.

Always begin any Le Mans journey with the Cannonball soundtrack, them's the rules. Then a bit of.....

AC/DC Live,
Top Gear Anthems,
Rolling Stones Live Licks
Top Gun soundtrack
The Clash (best of)

......and repeat.....

mbl4

111 posts

219 months

Monday 27th April 2009
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for the drive down we have a big mix, but definately Ride of the Valkyrie, some John Williams (Jurassic Park and Star Wars), The Convoy theme tune as well as Westbound and Down from Smokey and the Bandit.

once in Houx Annexe there is a big mix. i Personally have Pink Floyd, Hendrix, The Stones, Beatles etc.

Mark-C

7,579 posts

234 months

Monday 27th April 2009
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Punk on the way down ... Ramones, Buzzcocks and Undertones will feature heavily.

Once there the PC music machine goes on random and it's fairly much lucky dip. 10p\cents in the pot everytime you demand a track is skipped .... cash gets changed up once back and starts next year's beer fund.

Chill out grooves for the drive home.

cartart

316 posts

259 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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From my rather eclectic taste:

>>>
>>> Rolling Stones - Angie
>>> Hollies - Air That I Breathe (?)
>>> Queen - Headlong (down the highway)
>>> Queen - Fat Bottom Girls
>>> FreeBird
>>> Born to be Wild
>>> Blur - Tender is the Night
>>> Al Wilson - The Snake
>>> R.Dean Taylor - Ghost in my House
>>> Joe Tex - Good Woman
>>> Yello - Oh Yeah
>>> Yello - The Race
>>> Engleburt - Please Release me (for getting off the boat!)
>>> David Bowie - Heroes
>>> David Bowie - Boys
>>> Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone
>>> ZZ Top - Sharp Dressed Man
>>> Rah Band - The Crunch
>>> Wagner - Flight of the Valkyries
>>> Otis Reading - Love Man
>>> 1950's Batman Theme Tune
>>> Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance
>>> Jan and Dean - Dead Mans Curve
>>> Beach Boys - Wipe Out
>>> Erm 609 Squadron RAF Music.......???

Just-In

480 posts

254 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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cartart said:
>>> Erm 609 Squadron RAF Music.......???
633 Sqn Old boy!

God even Im thick!

Edited by Just-In on Friday 1st May 12:58

cartart

316 posts

259 months

Friday 1st May 2009
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So it is - cheers

Sirius

94 posts

235 months

Saturday 2nd May 2009
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The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary. For me this track is Le Mans, its the backing track that Radio Le Mans use for their hourly updates smile

VPower

3,598 posts

223 months

Saturday 2nd May 2009
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Can't beleive I'm first to do this?

The music will start with that metalic scretch as the starter engages.
A blast of thunder from the exhaust that soon settles to a low rumble from the distance as the cams clatter out their tune like a machine gun on full auto.
As the cam clatter receeds to a soft Adagio, the exhaust lifts itself to a gentle Cantabile which Canons as the shrill whir from the gears rises in Chorale harmony until top is reached.

Suddenly the accomponiment of high pitched sirens joins the cacophony of sound. Blue lights, Impromptu, try their hardest to engage the Ensemble as a PA blasts out a Mezzo Oratorio order to stop!

The Operetta now holds a Fermata, as I take the Grave decision!
Modulation of the Monotone Movement is required.

The Fith is dropped in Portamento as a Prelude to the Finale about to be played out.

My feet play a Scherzo on the pedals as the Staccato from the exhaust indicates my intentions.

Off we go, as the Tempo rises Accelerando to a new Crescendo of sound.

A new Exposition now plays out, Triple time, as the scean blurs with a Serenade of Trill Verismo.

Distance dulls the Audio accompaniment that rudely distracted the piece, as the Unison of level now reaches a Vivace Virtuoso of sound.

A smiles Sharp, crosses my face as the needle passes 8 score and twenty!

Freedom flits its absent face across the screen as I press on to the music we all dream to hear in a Rondo of mechanical Ricercar.


On the other hand I think I'll just put on Bat out of Hell!

lescombes

968 posts

239 months

Sunday 3rd May 2009
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Got to start off the run with...... Cream.... I Feel Free....

thanetspeedshop

503 posts

219 months

Sunday 3rd May 2009
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VPower said:
Some stuff that I didn't understand, but at least it was interesting...
... Whereas everyone else's selections were, with one or two exceptions (Al Wilson - niiiice), dull and predictable. Bland pop, bloated hippy/prog and movie soundtracks - yawn.

I realise that the above could be thought of as slightly provocative, and, of course, will put my own selections up for very close scrutiny and probable ridicule, but c'mon guys, pretty much everyone's gonna be listening to something on the way down so what's the point of posting on this thread unless wot your listening to is interesting?

For my own part I shall be attempting to introduce some of the relevant modern technology into my car to enable me to listen to some old mix-tapes I have lying around.

At some point the sounds may well flow something along the lines of (and I hesitate to admit this now):

Maynard Ferguson; Awright, Awright.
Erwin Lehn Orchestra; Color.
Som Tres; Homonagem a mongo.
Pharoah Sanders; Gotta have freedom.
Mark Murphy; Vera Cruz.
Freddy Hubbard; Red Clay.




... and then maybe Bat Out Of Hell.

turbo-ww

1,766 posts

245 months

Monday 4th May 2009
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A bit more up to date:

Rhianna - Shut Up and Drive.

(And for the campsite - Umbrella!)

Vario-Rob

3,034 posts

277 months

Monday 4th May 2009
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Alas nothing other than passenger through a set of head phones which really gets on your tits if he goes to sleep and starts snoring!

MustangGT-H

70 posts

210 months

Monday 4th May 2009
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You Brits have weird music taste. 70's rock is just so.. 70's rock. You might as well buy a Ford Escort to go with the untastefullness smile

Just joking, whatever floats your boat.

I'll be looking more in the region of the following artist(s);

Sébastien Léger - Hypnotized
Télépopmusik - Breathe
Groove Armada - Superstylin'
Röyskopp - What else is there
Röyskopp - So Easy

etc. etc.


Nick M

3,632 posts

252 months

Monday 4th May 2009
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Just scanning through my playlist and there's everything from the Allman Brothers, Led Zeppelin, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Grateful Dead, Oasis, Elvis Presley, Joe Satriani all the way through to ZZ Top.

Also a few 'surprises' in there to annoy the passengers wink There is one tune which, if played often and loudly enough, they'll all be singing away quietly to themselves by the end of the weekend... wink



smpaton

289 posts

265 months

Monday 4th May 2009
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Just-In said:
cartart said:
>>> Erm 609 Squadron RAF Music.......???
633 Sqn Old boy!

God even Im thick!

Edited by Just-In on Friday 1st May 12:58
633 sqn now your talking