(Playlist) Change is in the Air

I created a playlist (Music to Kick Ass By) for my ride to work that has plenty of ampy music to help me pass all of those foldable bikes and skateboarders on The Embarcadero. A month or so later it’s getting a little repetitive. I’m going to post the current list and implore you all to contribute your favorite Ass Kicking music. Thanks in advance for the suggestions! Name Artist White Knuckles OK Go Walking The Dog fun. Ventilaor R-80 Ojos De Brujo This Too Shall Pass OK Go Tanguillo De María Ojos De Brujo Super Bon Bon Soul Coughing Stargate Keller Williams Randall wheatus Oceans The Format The Monkey Versus The Robot Piebald Lucy Lawcy Keller Williams Kiss With A Fist Florence + The Machine The Key Speech Debelle Just A Simple Plan Piebald It’s a Disaster OK Go In A Big Country Keller Williams I Got This Feelin' Mates Of State Here It Goes Again OK Go Ha Ha Mates Of State Gotta Get A Problem Mates Of State Good To Go Grand Puba A Good Idea At the Time OK Go Go Hard Grand Puba Freak On wheatus Fluke Mates Of State A Duel Will Settle This Mates Of State Doobie in My Pocket Keller Williams Dog Days Are Over Florence + The Machine Do What You Want OK Go Dando vueltas y vueltas Hechos Contra el Decoro Crash the Party OK Go Circles Soul Coughing Calé Barí Ojos De Brujo Bulería Del Ay! Ojos De Brujo BMX Bandits wheatus Blame Soul Coughing Benson Hedges fun. Barlights fun.

January 28, 2011 · 2 min · Tucker Bradford

Yo Ho Yo Ho, Aboard is the Life For Me

For the past 9 years I’ve had less than 30 minutes of commute a day, total. Today I commuted a total of 3 hours. The two bike segments home were directly into the wind, with killer traffic, in my lowest gear. I got home and met Vick and the kids in the parking lot and spent nearly an hour searching for food and clothing in the ManVan. Tonight, with winds howling at ~20 knots in the harbor, we finally relented to the worsening head smell in our cabin. It was obvious what needed to be done but with the cold and wind and dark, we were hoping it could wait until morning. Not so. After one aborted attempt for a pump out at the fuel dock (turns out that pump out must have gone away when they relocated the fuel dock) we headed back to our slip to do some reconnaissance on foot. Once I had confirmed that we could get over and back to the Emery Cove pump out we pushed off again and made our way over, did the deed, and got Convivia back into her slip. ...

June 18, 2010 · 2 min · Tucker Bradford