Triggers

[pottypete1]

I thought that the thumping bass rifts on “Miss You” The Rolling Stones concert I attended last night might trigger Tachycardia or AF but I am pleased to say I returned home in NSR.

It was a bit of a worry as at a David Gilmour concert 2 years ago my heart seemed to be beating with the rhythm.

Maybe I should stick to Beethoven 6th Symphony in future but then again most of my episodes have started when relaxing in a chair watching something like Gardeners’ World on television.

Pete

[Terrybubble]

Last weekend I went to a two day punk rock festival. Had a great time. I was worried about the af, but there was no need.

I am a tad worried that I started to enjoy punk rock though.

[Hilly22]

Ooh you lucky thing! I think the excitement alone (of going to a Stones concert) would start me off.

I love the 3,3,3,4 ectopic beat of the Stranglers' Golden Brown but should maybe avoid now haha

[BobD Volunteer]

Anybody for Dave Brubeck?? Blue Rondo a la Turk is good.

[pottypete1 in reply to BobD]

Bob you read my mind a few minutes ago. Nothing like 5/4 for a good heart rhythm.

Pete

[pottypete1 in reply to BobD]

Oops

Sorry was thinking of Take Five. Blue Rondo a la Turk is 9/8. Even better for a good heart rhythm.

Pete

[BobD Volunteer in reply to pottypete1]

Both great Pete. We have a lovely lady alto sax busker in town sometimes and if I drop her £1 she will play these. Has the backing tracks of course to go with them

[cassie46 in reply to BobD]

Bob - Dave Brubeck played in one of the nightclubs in Torquay in the mid sixties (cannot remember it's name) - did you go to that!!!! I did we may have passed in the night lol

[wilsond]

Glad you rocked without too much interaction!