Somewhere out there exists the sound track to the Eddy Merckx bio "La Course en Tete." It's Renaissance and baroque music and was recorded by the Early Music Consort of London. A friend of mine found it in a cutout bin when he was looking for rockabilly albums. David Feldman
> on 1/17/01 13:15, LouDeeter@aol.com wrote:
>
> > I'll put in Iron Butterfly & we'll crank the stereo up & listen to
> > In-a-god-a-da-vida.
>
> Ok, I tried rec.bicycles.tech and got scoffed at, so I'll try here.
> Since I live in a northeastern location, there is cold white stuff on the
> ground (it's called snow for short). Therefore being of sound mind and
weak
> knees @ 45, I have a old Holdsworth Special (CR content) on a
windtrainer...
> I also have two sets of rollers, but don't use them (there's that sound
mind
> and weak knees again...).
>
> For the Holidays, I received a CD-RW drive. Since there is now a
> Napster version for the Mac, and iTunes is released, I would like to make
a
> CD or two with music that makes me spin my wheels.
>
> I am looking for suggestions on appropriate tunes, any style of
music...
> need tune name, artist, perhaps album name. Also any websites, or specific
> places to purchase (I'm not completely cheap) good spinning music.
>
> Examples I'm starting with:
>
> Radar Love - Golden Earring
> Born to be Wild - Steppenwolf
> You Can't Catch Me - The Blues Project
> Maybelline - Chuck Berry
> Highway Star - Deep Purple
> Foggy Mountain Breakdown - Flatt & Scruggs
> Call Me - Blondie (American Gigolo theme)
> I Wanna Be Sedated - Ramones
>
> Was there a soundtrack album for Breaking Away? Or can someone name
> those tunes. Again, any style of music, techno, celtic, disco,
rockabilly,
> hymns, John Tech...(just kidding about John Tech...)
>
> Roy H. Drinkwater
> Lititz, PA
>
> p.s. I have liked music in the last 25 years, and I don't buy my music
> from TV ads....