Bush has an aide download music for him and listens to it while mountain biking, the New York Times reported.
But what songs are on there? Apparently the "First iPod", as the player has been dubbed, is heavy on country music, but also a few classics.
The songs include Van Morrison's Brown Eyed Girl, Stevie Ray Vaughan's The House is Rockin and Joni Mitchell's (You're So Square) Baby, I Don't Care.
My Sharona by The Knack also made it onto the "First iPod", as did John Fogerty's Centrefield. Fogerty was one of the artists on the Vote For Change tour aimed at getting the president out of office.
Also on there was the Dead Kennnedys' "Too Drunk To Fuck" , Throbbing Gristle's "Zyklon B . Zombie", and Amon Duul II's "Deutsch Nepal", as well as the complete catalogue of the Cramps and Little Marcy.
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