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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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For those of a certain age (like myself):
The Beatles: Get Back
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if I'm by myself, Spem in Alium [Thomas Tallis]. or if I have company Queens Greatest Hits  I love Tallis as well. Very calming & great on long haul flights or in Ryan air cattle prod queues.
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Very happy normally to just listen the the road and the exhaust.
When music is desired, Tchaikovsky's Pathetique stirs me along.
For a modern sound, Crowded House, Queen, Tears for Fear, Inxs, Dire Straits, etc. and any good saxophone will suffice.
Cheers,
Steve
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a stack of DnB  I am sure that there will be many, who like me, don't know what DnB is so here's the Wikipedia entry!  Hope I translated the acronym correctly Young One?  haha yes, sorry aeroman that is indeed correct. if you want something a little more chilled-out, then theres an off-shoot of drum and bass called dubstep.  Listen online at www.kisskube.com
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IF I had a CD player my choices would be: Caught at traffic lights next to someone playing loud heavy metal or whatever - massed bagpipes. On the open road, wind in the hair, some music by Ron Goodwin from a 1966 Oliver Reid, Rita Tushingham movie - "The Trap". The Trap I am into classical music but this theme just makes me think about driving across the moors, early morning, sun shining, road to myself - very self-indulgent.
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Should have thought of this before (tablets!) - for lovers of classical music there has to be one piece above all others. Think, Malvern Hills + Morgan + Elgar! If anyone remembers the early Ken Russell documentary on Elgar, with the young Elgar cycling at speed through the Malverns - the music was his "Introduction and Allegro for Strings" Wind in the hair classical music Exuberant music if ever there was.
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generation playstation: kaizer chief (I predict a riot)
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It depends what you drive.
In my trad' roadster: V6, by Ford (even if I have a stereo, I rarely use it)
In other cars, a little bit of Wagner or Red Army Choirs, something which leads you to invade Poland.
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70th anniversary coming up too. To think Morgan was only 30 years old when Poland was invaded.
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My choice of music was related to a quote from Woody Allen, about Wagner's music and Poland invasion. ( "I can't listen to that much Wagner. I start getting the urge to conquer Poland")70th anniversary coming up too. To think Morgan was only 30 years old when Poland was invaded. I guess you mean the last invasion. Poland was invaded many times since the Xth century. H3
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