Boundary Waters Quetico Forum :: Group Forum: Solo Tripping :: Your Solo Song?
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OBX2Kayak |
quote AndySG: "Anyone else hear music in their head when soloing?" Heard somebody refer to this as "a song sticking like flypaper on the brain." Very appropriate. |
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nctry |
quote ZaraSp00k: "quote Bannock: ""Born to be Wild" Steppinwolf" That will get the wolves up there howlin'. :) |
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BearBrown |
Oars freed from their holes long ago Lying face up on the floor of my vessel I marvel at the stars and feel my heart overflow" I keep visioning myself paddling in the boundary waters with this song playing in the background. Brings me peace of mind. Aqueous transmission by incubus. you tube link |
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kanoes |
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WhiteWolf |
something about 80's metal hair on solo's. More into Rupert Holmes "DO you like Pina Coladas'" and Jay Ferguson's "Thunder Island" for group trips as every one can sing along and has that beat for loong days. |
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IBFLY |
quote missmolly: "I mostly sing whatever stupid song is stuck in my head, so I sing that same song again and again, twisting the turning the lyrics more and more." +1 for those times that I sing. I don't often do it actually. I do, however talk to myself. |
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ZaraSp00k |
quote Bannock: ""Born to be Wild" Steppinwolf" have sung that a few times too if you are ever on a lake with good echo (Jake Lake in Woodland Caribou is a good one): Black Dog - Led Zeppelin although using the term "singing" may a bit of a stretch |
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Frenchy19 |
I found the most prominent song on the trip from which I just returned was the Rolling Stones' "Moonlight Mile." When I got back to my car, I cranked it way up and listened to it about 5 times! |
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ryckiej |
Hustle up you lazy good for nothing sofa lovers Dust the cobwebs from your soul Join our happy song as we stride along with the forest and the fields our goal Take your leave from books our musty dusty friends and tyrants and declare your liberty Books may be okay for another day But today we will be gay and free Chorus Blue skies are calling Gentle winds are blowing Kind Mother Nature heals the strain and ends decay Where flowers bloom and quiet streams are flowing We find the strength to meet the tasks of today. |
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OBX2Kayak |
Otherwise, not a lot of music in my pea sized brain. |
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PineKnot |
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Merganser |
quote kanoes: "i dont have just one. as far as music goes, my brain is set on shuffle." Just as far as music goes? |
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kanoes |
quote Merganser: "quote kanoes: "i dont have just one. as far as music goes, my brain is set on shuffle." funny guy. :) hey man, was nice to see you again! |
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AndySG |
Anyone else hear music in their head when soloing? If so, what's your song(s)? |
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mooseplums |
I have a pretty good play list in my head, that occasionally comes out of my mouth. Better than singing in the shower for sure |
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butthead |
Flakes is a regular. butthead |
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Minnesotian |
Without fail, whenever I start hitting my pace, this song gets back into my head and stays there the whole trip: Miles from Nowhere by Cat Stevens |
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missmolly |
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Frenchy19 |
quote nctry: "I'm hoping it's not "singin in the rain" anymore this year." I bet! |
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kanoes |
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ZaraSp00k |
or What Do You Do With A Drunkin' Sailor? my apologies to anyone that has heard me |
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TomT |
It's about traveling the country and selling and buying things at auction in rural Wales, England. A gypsy's life. I just love the feel of the song. It was recorded live at his farm's backyard while sitting in the grass. |
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Ragged |
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SunCatcher |
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