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Surprisingly good musical accompaniment

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Poster: A snowHead
To skiing

Kate Bush - The Kick Inside
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Jaguar Skills' Prodigy Swordfight mix
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Dave of the Marmottes wrote:
To skiing

Kate Bush - The Kick Inside
The song or the album?
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(I) Don't listen to music when skiing. There, I've gone for it. Have fun over the next dozen pages Laughing Laughing
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...a slow internal repetition of 'don't f... it up; don't f...it up..'

Or

The theme from Wallace and Grommit
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Then you can post your own questions or snow reports...
Theme from Curb Your Enthusiasm also works
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After all it is free Go on u know u want to!
halfhand wrote:
(I) Don't listen to music when skiing. There, I've gone for it. Have fun over the next dozen pages Laughing Laughing


But surely you've have a view on the involvement of Dave Gilmore and various prog rockers in the Bsh debut.
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January 1984, first time in Kirchberg/Kitzbühel, the way to find a mountain restaurant was to listen for the sound of Moonlight Shadow by Mike Oldfield. I'd listen to the album pretty much on repeat revising for 1st year Uni exams the previous summer, but that did my head in.

It's still there when I'm skiing (along with "Don't ski like a plank! Don't ski like a plank!...").
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Dof - Codo while enjoying some Apres. Otherwise nothing but the sound of your skis on the snow
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I never listen but if I am having a good day, there will be an accompanying soundtrack.
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
One of my sons once borrowed my stuff to pipe music into his ears, when he had been disorganised about his own. He spent a day out alone in lovely conditions - and is a VERY good skier. His verdict when he came back was that he'd really liked some of it, and had enjoyed some tracks which were new to him, especially second time around. He'd enjoyed the Hallelujah Chorus, on a spectacular descent down our local black run, with nobody else in sight, but he'd not liked "the opera". I didn't have what I'd call opera - it was probably something like Bach's Christmas Oratorio. "Jauchzet Frohlocket" is a wonderfully triumphant and joyous chorus in triple time. Perfect for skiing, bht perhaps an acquired taste. My music was always on shuffle. Never knew whether it was going to be Leftfield, Van Morrison, or Bach. An absolute travesty for any proper music lover. Heathen, that's me!
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@Origen, Sounds great. Leftfield vs JSB the mashup we all need to hear.
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 You know it makes sense.
You know it makes sense.
Hmm Never thought of running through all of Messiah, several Requia ( -ums?) and Masses whilst skiing.
Trying to remember the Alto line might take my mind off some of the steep, icy terrors... Puzzled
Never ski outdoors with earphones in, so it has all to come from memory. Do have some very good recollection of many nice lazy turns down a good length of sunny blues from the top of Schmitten (sp?) at Zell am See to the accompaniment of a virtual Hotel California. Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy (which, trying it through now - that's my earworm for the night now rolling eyes - must be about the same as Moonlight Shadow?)
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 Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
@Grizzler, it is sometimes difficult to to sing along - and I did on occasion, but only when there was nobody around. I skied alone quite a bit, and the music makes all the difference. Can sometimes just dance down a slope. It can also make tedious draglifts more entertaining to move the feet round a bit but I never had the skill or confidence to the the twirls which some kids manage.
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I tried skiing to music in my youth. But it never quite worked for me. The beat is too rhythmic for the hill. I found myself trying to mend the slope with the beat. But the slope has its own beat.
Also, since my daughter pointed out years ago, buds in your ears might make you miss a cry for help.
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Sorry that sounded more Zen than intended.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
That still small voice which

goes unheard as you power down

in thrall to the beat
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Origen wrote:
@Grizzler, It can also make tedious draglifts more entertaining...


Ah, now there is a benefit which I did forget Laughing
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