Monkey Monkey

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It would be more tragic if you were still driving a 1978 Capri and listening to it on an 8-track.

Oh, dear.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin_Sons_...nt_Mothers

Interesting. I've probably heard it, but I'm more a movie guy than a music guy. Having ridden mainly motorcycles since I was 15, I never really got used to listening to a music/radio. I did drive a car for work for the last 25 years before retiring, but listened to talk radio while on the road, not music. Even today when I am in my truck I might turn music on for 15 or 20 minutes, then find it annoying and turn it off. I do have favorite bands from the 60s/70s but never really listen to them.

Yup. Me to, just change 60s/70s to 80s/90s. I like listening to music I like, but I also get bored with the music I like. I wish there was a way to magically play music that I like but never heard before.

That being said, there is one band whose music I could listen to almost all the time...[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tarantulas]The Tarantulas.

Instrumental? Check
Guitar reverb? Check
Surf guitar? Check
Western guitar? Check
Talent? Check

Check out the track list on their album [url=https://www.amazon.com/Monster-Wave-100-Feet-High/dp/B001OFLZPE]Monster Wave...lots of references to riding as well as a '78 Honda. The driving guitar on that song evokes the thrum and cadence of an inline four.