Now, as you all know, this was my inaugural year riding an
entire Ragby. Y’all also know that I
rode it my way.
One of the things I’ve
noticed is that none of the Beavers ride with a speaker blaring like other
folks. It’s fun to pull up next to
another rider who has some killer tunes coming out of their Bluetooth enabled speaker
that conveniently fits in their water bottle holder (I’ve actually got one of
those myself).
Even more impressive are the “amps” made out of coolers. They make for a really awesome Doppler
affect, warping the music as they pull away from my slow train chugging
along. Who doesn’t love cozying up next
to a rider with some sweet music that gets your groove on the bike going and
sticking with them for a couple miles?
Then as we Beavers pull in to town and find the party, we shake our
Beaver tails to the finest beats laid down by the best Ragby DJs on flat bed
trailers.
So I started a list last year,
we’ll call it the Beaver Playlist. Now,
I started this list early in the week and realized as I went back to write this
post, I kind of forgot about the list.
My last addition was on Day 3, oops.
Here’s what I, and some of the other Beavers, included over those
days. What else would you, dear readers,
add?
It’s Your Thing – Isley Brothers
Timber – Pitbull, featuring Kei$ha
Club Can’t Handle Me
- Flo Rida, featuring David Guetta
I love It – Susan Mixx
My Songs Know What you Did in the Dark – Fall Out Boy
Cruise (remix) – Florida Georgia Line, featuring Nellly
Jump Around – House of Pain
I’m So Fancy – Iggy Azalea (Too Much’s theme song)
Get Luck – Daft Punk
Old Time Rock n’ Roll – Bob Seger
Cowboy – Kid Rock
Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough – Michael Jackson
Call Me Maybe – Carly Rae Jepson (There’s a tattoo!!)
Shoop – Salt & Peppa
Blurred Lines - Robin
Thicke (Goldie finding music)
A Note from Norman: I was just thinking I should buy a bluetooth speaker for the ragby. And, I have to make an important addition, since you hear it 12,437 times per ragbrai:
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