Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy - David Bowie and Bing Crosby

Tommy James and the Shondells - Crystal Blue Persuasion

Texas Radio and the Big Beat - The Doors

The Go-Gos - "We got the beat"

I looked this up and Standstills or Track Stops may have their origin in Track Velodrome Cycling, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trackstand , this is where you don't take your feet off the pedals and come to a complete standstill on the bike, see pictures. So I think Paul was mostly correct in the post but at the same time, with those Standstills, you don't need to pull the cleats out of the pedals. Of course, I can't claim to know what a person is thinking. I'm sure most people who use them are very comfortable with the clipless pedals. Also, I'd remember, clipless pedals or not, each cyclist needs to use plenty of caution. A person using regular pedals can likewise be careless. It is easy to be careless on the bike, I have been though not in a number of years... more or less.

Pet Shop Boys - Absolutely Fabulous

Those shoes that click-in, clipless pedals, they are good undoubtedly to ride faster and generally better for "cadence". Bryan wrote: "and also will only really stop if they absolutely have to" and that's the deal about clipping in with the cleats as shown in the picture, I think a lot of Cyclists don't like to pull their cleats out of the pedals once they've got them in, rolling up to a stop, etc. That's why generally, I will always go with regular pedals, no cleats though it may not be as fast. Using the clipless pedals is a bit of an art to get use to. Anyone??

"I started a joke" - The Bee Gees

Johnny and the Hurricanes - Red River Rock

Elton John - Some Other World

My Brother, My Enemy - Lucky Dube

Boomtown Rats - I Don't Like Mondays

"Living After Midnight" - Judas Priest

Ian Anderson - Walk into Light

Eric Clapton - Third Degree

Third World - Uptown Rebel

Bad to the Bone - George Thorogood

"Come and Get Your Love" - Red Bone

The Cyrkle - Red Rubber Ball

Back on the chain gang - the Pretenders

"Sister Morphine" - The Rolling Stones

'my rifle, my pony and me' - Dean Martin

Aerosmith - Critical Mass

"daydream believer" - The Monkees

"I can do without you" - Doris Day and Howard Keel