Music Thread

[Wynd Runner]

Imagine going to the mall and walking in on this.

[Dragonoake]

[Dragonoake]

Just sitting at the mall, one day. cooling it...

[Wynd Runner]

And yes, those flash mobs . . . something you randomly run into. Pretty cool.

Something fun you might hear at a race possibly . . .

[Dragonoake]

Something fun you might hear at a race possibly . . .

At the races I go to, the music sounds more like this

[Dragonoake]

You want brass?
Fine, you got it

[Wynd Runner]

At the races I go to, the music sounds more like this

well then, let's go!

[Dragonoake]

My uncle ran a Fuel Altered back in the 60's, so I got drag racing in my blood at a pretty young age
Started out with a '67 GTO in the early-80's, then moved up to a '57 Chevy until a buddy of mine bought an old front-engined dragster
The problem was that it was built for somebody tall and skinny, and he could barely get into it, let alone race.

By that time, only the big boys could afford to play with Fuel (nitromethane), but we were running high-8's at 170 mph on alcohol, so it was good. It was an expensive toy, seemed like it cost us $500 every time we rolled it out of the trailer, but we had a lot of fun with it.

I've heard of drift racing, but I don't think I've ever seen them in action before
I used to do that on ice: If you can't steer with the front end, give it a little gas and steer with the back end.
Cops couldn't say anything because I clearly had control of it.
My Trooper has posi on both ends, so I could spin it right around.
Didn't work well with FWD, though. Almost drove right into the ditch when it went straight instead of sliding the back end around

[Wynd Runner]

That was great! Thanks for sharing.

Here's a classic with a twist:

[Dragonoake]

She was beyond awesome