Not bad for £15 Smakers. ;)

Lordy · 17th March 2017, 17:54

Not bad at all for £15, still messing around with it, trying too figure out how too change the colour of the background and put a text too appear,
While blasting too Status Quo.

every time you start the car the Ford probe text will appear, if I can figure this damn thing out lol.
other then that great system.

https://vimeo.com/208878819

Got a video of it here and one my favourites status Quo songs playing quite loud.

Dallas · 17th March 2017, 18:05

Thats a fab little display you got there Dave, luv the F1 race cars.

What a great Quo track, I never knew there were that good. TBH I've never listed to them, its time I started me thinks.

What is the name of that track?

Lordy · 17th March 2017, 18:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dallas

Thats a fab little display you got there Dave, luv the F1 race cars.

What a great Quo track, I never knew there were that good. TBH I've never listed to them, its time I started me thinks.

What is the name of that track?

Its pretty smart wasn't expecting a lot too be honest, saw it on ebay put a bid and boom I win it.

I'm big fan of Satus Quo, there tracks really do pump you up and if you driving let's just say the foot becomes slightly heavier.

Here you go some of the tracks on the CD, song that was playing was track 14 every time I think of you.

Dallas · 17th March 2017, 18:47

Thanks Dave, what a great riff, didn't even know that track existed.

There's not even video footage of the Quo performing that song on Youtube, I find that quite strange...

All I found was this...

Lordy · 17th March 2017, 18:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dallas

Thanks Dave, what a great riff, didn't even know that track existed.

There's not even video footage of the Quo performing that song on Youtube, I find that quite strange...

All I found was this...

That is strange.

been looking for the video of the song myself but can't find one, only this one in 2004.

Trust me Wes you'll like this band there just blooming fantastic.

RPWC · 17th March 2017, 19:20

That track was originally on the album Aint Complaining, from 1988, that along with Perfect Remedy, thirsty Work, Rock tip You Drop, were a period in which they went a bit soft and ballady.

Thankfully it didn't last long and they returned to their more heavier rock style.
I am a HUGE fan of Quo, and luckily got to see them play their last electric show,,just before Christmas. I think one this current tour is over, they will retire, as without Rick, the band won't be the same. His replacement, Richie Malone, the Irish lad, was really good and has a very similar playing style to Rick, but will never fill his shoes.
Looking forward to catching up with you at Eden Camp Davey, and we can chat Qouo as well as cars.

Saga Lout · 17th March 2017, 19:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Rover

Its pretty smart wasn't expecting a lot too be honest, saw it on ebay put a bid and boom I win it.

I'm big fan of Satus Quo, there tracks really do pump you up and if you driving let's just say the foot becomes slightly heavier.

Here you go some of the tracks on the CD, song that was playing was track 14 every time I think of you.

There's three CD's in that set and you've only shown two...Are you missing one? Send me a PM with an address for post and I'll sort out your music knowledge for you

You have much to learn.

RPWC · 17th March 2017, 19:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saga Lout

There's three CD's in that set and you've only shown two...Are you missing one? Send me a PM with an address for post and I'll sort out your music knowledge for you

You have much to learn.

Are you a Quo nut too then Mike?

Lordy · 17th March 2017, 19:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by RPWC

That track was originally on the album Aint Complaining, from 1988, that along with Perfect Remedy, thirsty Work, Rock tip You Drop, were a period in which they went a bit soft and ballady.

Thankfully it didn't last long and they returned to their more heavier rock style.
I am a HUGE fan of Quo, and luckily got to see them play their last electric show,,just before Christmas. I think one this current tour is over, they will retire, as without Rick, the band won't be the same. His replacement, Richie Malone, the Irish lad, was really good and has a very similar playing style to Rick, but will never fill his shoes.
Looking forward to catching up with you at Eden Camp Davey, and we can chat Qouo as well as cars.

I've got the album some of them were pretty good, but I do have too agree once they got back too there more metal style of play.

You got too love it.

As much as Richie is a cracker of a guy and really good player, in the end of the day it was Rick's legacy that carried the band through.

Rick we Bloo,dy miss you.

Look forward too meeting you as well mate, we like cars we like music and of course Status Quo.

Lordy · 17th March 2017, 19:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saga Lout

There's three CD's in that set and you've only shown two...Are you missing one? Send me a PM with an address for post and I'll sort out your music knowledge for you

You have much to learn.

Sounds like a cracking idea too me.

Email address on the way.

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RPWC This is my second home 75 model car Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne Posts: 20,177 Thanks: 4,008 Thanked 5,083 Times in 3,114 Posts	That track was originally on the album Aint Complaining, from 1988, that along with Perfect Remedy, thirsty Work, Rock tip You Drop, were a period in which they went a bit soft and ballady. Thankfully it didn't last long and they returned to their more heavier rock style. I am a HUGE fan of Quo, and luckily got to see them play their last electric show,,just before Christmas. I think one this current tour is over, they will retire, as without Rick, the band won't be the same. His replacement, Richie Malone, the Irish lad, was really good and has a very similar playing style to Rick, but will never fill his shoes. Looking forward to catching up with you at Eden Camp Davey, and we can chat Qouo as well as cars. __________________ Cheers. Rich…

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