Plain and simple....this song makes me want to get drugs. the greatest part is...i dont even do drugs. the best description of this song is 'hypnotizing'

At the time they were considered "Post-Modern". 1. Ride - "Like a Daydream" 2. The Stone Roses - "Fool's Gold" 3. The Milltown Brothers - "Which Way Should I Jump?"

Poor Ride. Nobody loves you like they love MBV. It will be alright

Heylo there friends & family ;) I will let it slide that my beloved brother forgotted to mention it was his birthday today... in fact - it's already forgotten... but I need your help !!!! I want my Dearest DALE , the brother I never knew I always had thanks to MOG, to hear well wishes from round the globe... TIME to RAWK THIS _RIDE LOVELESS_ !!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BROTHER DALE !!!!!

Many, MANY More !!!!!... MORE

i need sum buds im new to dis! o i play drums and live in manchester,luv old school indie and rap and lots of other stuff! so wot ya w aiting for...

Here's a super rare track by UK shoegazers Ride. Motorcycle Ride was a ultra rare cassette single given free with some magazine back in 1989. The two tracks found on this single were two Blondie covers "Union City Blue" & "Atomic" (of which I'm featuring here), featuring Alex of Motorcycle Boy on vocals.... MORE

Among the people here on MOG that like the band Ride, I stick out like a sore thumb. Why? you ask. Well, here's why: this isn't my favorite Ride album: Nowhere is generally acknowledged as Ride's masterwork. I'm in no position to argue with that; I love Nowhere, it's a fantastic album, and I have extolled its virtues elsewhere. However, since Nowhere came out in late 1990, its existence was unknown to me. I had only heard _of_ Ride, but hadn't ever heard them... MORE

Now, let me state, for the record, that I luuuuuuurve Ride's early output. Everything from Going Blank Again backwards totally works for me. The cascades and sheets of guitar noise, the inventive drum patterns, the vocals harmonies, combined together, make my heart go pitter-patter. Good thing too, because when I listen to the lyrics, I get thrown out of my reverie. Sorry guys, but they completely redefine dumb lyrics to me. Witness this verse, from Polar Bear: ... MORE

can i just say that i always thought Ride to be a so-so band? I don't know why because their sound has always been congruous with what i like, i've just never taken a strong interest in any of their songs. The second week in the trade i got "Leave Them All Behind" by Ride.
The first track, obviously, is the way way way way way too long "Leave Them All Behind." I will say this is a good track, and if you watch the video you'll really see how good it is, because it's the e... MORE

After GSVB I've rediscovered the wonderful and unique Ride. Never did see these guys play (which was by all accounts a sonic assault) but I did love Nowhere - so much so I had the t-shirt as a youngster. They came out from the media lead "shoegazing" scene, of which most of those bands never really did anything. Only Chapterhouse or My Bloody Valentine (who were around way before that) warrant a mention, with Lush being more indie pop. Nowhere has been remastered ... MORE

It's only appropriate since it has been a few weeks since my last post that i post about a band near and dear to my heart but yet so few remember - Ride. My Bloody Valentine, The Stone Roses, Slowdive...I loved them all, but something about these boys from Oxford caught my heart- maybe it was the guitars (ok it was the guitars) but I couldn't stop listening to them. It was a sonic boom to my young ears. The boys that I knew played in punk bands so the melodic sounds of Ri... MORE