Music

[jmorgan]

Off topic maybe whats your fav music for tiving Dark Night by the Blasters?

[apache]

yup..thats a classic, try Vision Thing by the Sisters of Mercy

[mikeb]

You mean you can actually hear the ICE in your TVR??? Mike Mica Blue 350i

[Driller]

the heavier the better...not only does it suit the car but you can hear it more easily! Motorhead, Blacksabbath, Ozzy for classics...Machinehead, Fearfactory for modern... Driller Ice Blue Griff500

[nubbin]

No, you're all wrong. It simply HAS to be Barry White - he just IS the TVR of the soul world... try it on a hot sunny day when you're cruising with your gal!! Edited by nubbin on Monday 16th July 16:59

[GasBlaster]

C'mon guys (and gels), Difficult to beat CD of James Bond themes, esp. Nobody Does It Better!!

[speed12]

Jimi Hendrix and Black Sabbath is the Best when you're driving a TVR! Cheers!

[steveab]

Anything rocky and British, I find The Who, Zepp, Manics and even a bit of Squeeze excellent for a quick burst. Try and avoid house and trance (even though I'm young whipper-snapper), since there are enough wan**rs driving around with that up loud and "one doesn't want to be in that crowd!!!", scuse me whilst I remove my baseball cap (wearing it backwards of course!!) Steve

[JSG]

Bob The Builder - "Can we fix it ?" Not if it's a Speed Six.

[speed12]

And of course when you're on a v8 it must be Led Zeppelin!

[Don]

All this youf music! What you need is some Chicago Electric blues played LOUD! Perhaps "From The Cradle" by the one and only Eric Clapton or some other much more obscure (but rockin' sounds) stuff. Good for 5 mins off the journey home across town!

[dgreaves]

Tina Turner - Simply The Best :-D

[tuscanboy]

Muse, SoulWax and Skunk Anansie, oh and "Wide Open Space" by Mansun when the lids off - try it - feels fantastic

[nubbin]

"Chilled Ibiza" for cruising, and for blues, either Houndog Taylor, or Mike Henderson and the Bluebloods (as well as Barry White!!)

[DIGGA]

quote:You mean you can actually hear the ICE in your TVR??? Mike Mica Blue 350i

I'm with Mike on this one. Had rear silencers gutted after I got my car (didn't sound nearly as good as my previous 400 Griff) so the money I spent on the CD player & speakers was wasted. I'm even considering wearing ear plugs on longer Mway journeys, BUT on the twisty stuff & track days etc. it sounds fantastic. I'm waiting for complaints from the neighbours, particularly after very early starts for Sprints & Track Days. Has anyone esle upset theirs? Marcus & Ocean Haze Griff 500

[.mark]

<...I'm waiting for complaints from the neighbours, particularly after very early starts for Sprints & Track Days. Has anyone esle upset theirs?...> Making a start on it Marcus. I was always a considerate neighbour until the the kids over the road started playing tennis in the street (cul-de-sac) and the old retired git opposite decided to take his fence down with a lump hammer at 8am on a Sunday morning. Unfortunately we had to leave at 5am for the GP on Sunday and, well, it's always nice to leave in a car with a warm engine, and reverse into the street - slowly. Funnily enough for the first time ever I couldn't get the biting point of the clutch right

[steveab]

Mark, I kept my eye out all weekend at Silverstone for any Tivs, but only managed to see a blue griff (near Priory / bridge). Although there was a P reg lefthand drive blue Chim 4l at my chopper port. Plenty of Porsches and Elises though Steve

[.mark]

The only other Tiv I saw all day - and that includes driving up from the south coast and back - was a dark blue Griff Y plate in the same car park as me. Guess everyone else was at the Supercar Sunday. Hope you enjoyed the day, I must fly in next year. Trouble is I'm lazy and would want picking up and dropping off near home. Any takers?

[anonymous-user]

this music thing.....try getting hold of an album called "Keasbey Nights" by an american band called Catch 22, its blend of rock and ska. pablo

[.mark]

Just rolled in today roof down and Santana nice and loud. Perfect.