22 June 2009
Street pianos' unchained melody
We're rather taken with these street pianos, which have been installed round various places in central London for three weeks. Though their utility as bike parking is limited, they're open for anyone to play and aim to encourage singalongs and community spirit. They come supplied with songbooks chosen for the location: the one in front of the Bank of England, for instance, includes Money, Money, Money, We're in the money and so on.
But I'm wondering about bike-related songs. Itchycoo Bike Park? V-brake Hotel? China in your handlebars? Pothole lotta lovin'? Worse suggestions welcome...
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I can't think of any bike-related songs just now, but I heard a bike-related joke on the new post-Humph "I'm sorry I haven't a clue" last week.
ReplyDeleteIn the round entitled "Uxbridge English Dictionary", the panel suggested new definitions for words.
Word: "lackadaisical".
Definition "A bicycle made for one".
Hard Days Ride
ReplyDeleteBeing for the Benefit of Mr Bike
No Ticket to Ride
Fixing a Hole in My Tire
Or when it comes to Copenhagen style bike paths:
London Stalling
Imagine
For classical fans...
ReplyDeletePachelbel's Cannondale
Lieder einer Radfahrender Gesellen
Diamond Frame Dogs
ReplyDeleteOK Bike Computer
raleigh, raleigh pride of our alley
ReplyDeleteGenesis - Chamber of the 32 Dawes
ReplyDeleteMustang Raleigh
ReplyDeletePaganini's Raleigh Caprice
Thorn in the U.S.A.
ReplyDeleteThorn to Run, more like.
ReplyDeleteer I want to ride my bicycle ?
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