What music do you listen to in your scoob?
What music do you listen to in your scoob?
13 May 2004, 06:31 PM
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Farmyard noises mainly - currently subscribing my ears to "Oops which eggs are mine" by Cathy Hennis.
Otherwise the burble is nice!!
Otherwise the burble is nice!!
And i've been known to like my megamixes 
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13 May 2004, 07:42 PM
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This is whats in the car at the moment
1. Cafe Del Mar chillout album
2. Leonard Nimoy - Mr Spock's Music from Outer Space
3. Bjork (three albums crammed into one case)
4. Rammstein - Live Aus Berlin
Changing rammstein for some percy faith. Too fast paced and aggresive for driving to.
Before anyone says it, Leonard Nimoys music is actually quite good once you get into it.
2. Leonard Nimoy - Mr Spock's Music from Outer Space
3. Bjork (three albums crammed into one case)
4. Rammstein - Live Aus Berlin
Changing rammstein for some percy faith. Too fast paced and aggresive for driving to.
Before anyone says it, Leonard Nimoys music is actually quite good once you get into it.
13 May 2004, 09:51 PM
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Most of the above...in the house! Since entering Scoobyworld, in car aural pleasure consists mainly of 'burble' and 'rasp'. Is this why they fit a ****e CD player?
13 May 2004, 09:59 PM
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The Cult: Electric
Had it on LP when it first come out in early 80's and then 3 years ago bought it on CD. Nearly 20 years old
but still ***** on most music of today.
If you haven't heard it, get it
Had it on LP when it first come out in early 80's and then 3 years ago bought it on CD. Nearly 20 years old
but still ***** on most music of today.If you haven't heard it, get it
13 May 2004, 10:05 PM
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I had a topic on this last year and I am an RMB,Hiphop n Rock fan.But tell you what, the sound of the turbo engine beats every other sound man . I love the Flat4 rumble !
BTW, at the mo for some reason I am listening to Turn me On by kevin Lyttle in my car.Call it sh!te if you want to but I love it !
BTW, at the mo for some reason I am listening to Turn me On by kevin Lyttle in my car.Call it sh!te if you want to but I love it !
13 May 2004, 10:14 PM
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varies quite a lot, like old rock like Rainbow, Deep Purple etc, Also rather partial to Rammstein - perfect if I've had a really bad day !
(only thing is I don't have a scoob
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(only thing is I don't have a scoob
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13 May 2004, 11:04 PM
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depends on my mood, on the way home today, a bit of depeche mode, this morning AC/DC, yesterday Stone Temple Pilots, day before Nine Inch Nail.
varys a bit really but if you cut me in half i would have 'ROCK' written through me!
James
varys a bit really but if you cut me in half i would have 'ROCK' written through me!
James
