Camp music? Turn that up a few!!

[Roam_CO85]

So everyones gotta jam...what is it? I cant really go anywhere with out something playing. My all time favorite is Bluegrass music and folk music. But I grew up with a Dad that was big into 70s rock and alot of blues a Mother that was a 60s hippie so I listen to everything but the folksy bluegrass goes along ways.


Lets hear it

 

[Horse Soldier]

Beethoven's 9th opus 129, wagner's ride of the valkyries.

 

[ArkansasDon]

We leave the rat race of people & the drama they cause to travel deep in the back country to disperse camp so we can have peace & enjoy mother nature & GODs creation.

 

[Billy "Poserlander" Badly]

We leave the rat race of people & the drama they cause to travel deep in the back country to disperse camp so we can have peace & enjoy mother nature & GODs creation.

I've gotta agree. I may listen to some tunes on the highway, but when I get onto gravel/dirt, I usually prefer the sound of the wind. And, when I'm actually in camp, I never listen to music.

I love music, I book concerts for a living, but it's not really part of my outdoor experience.

...but speaking of bluegrass, check out Billy Strings:

 

[Cpol]

I listen to Spanish rap, unfortunately every time some one is in the 100yards proximity I get asked to turn it down.

 

[Horse Soldier]

I listen to Spanish rap, unfortunately every time some one is in the 100yards proximity I get asked to turn it down.

Lmaorofpmp

 

[CCTX50]

Texas Country.

 

[Horse Soldier]

Texas Country.

That's red dirt country if your in Texas.

 

[T.Shack]

I guess I am one way out there in my music choices. Lately I have Wardruna, Two steps from Helen groups along those lines.

 

[blackntan]

Wagon wheel ( old crow version ) And the blue grass version of rocket man

 

[Smileyshaun]

rushing river , wind blowing and crickets all mixed together with a crackling fire

 

[darjo242]

I'll listen to music on the drive, but usually when I stop for camp and set up, I enjoy the quiet and the sounds of nature. Was raise with the mentality that, the quiet refreshes and rejuvenates the mind, as my dad like to put it. I tend to like to sit in camp and read or shit the shit around the campfire. I always get irritated when I am out camping and there's people in camp , if I am in the camp ground, blaring music. In my opinion, defeats the purpose of being outdoors.

 

[Kevin108]

I usually only play music while setting up camp or cooking - just something to keep me moving. I don't go to the woods to completely override nature's soundtrack or force my odd tunes on my friends. I have a Spotify playlist of almost 700 songs I just keep dumping tracks into. It has some of everything in it - swing, punk, rap, country, EDM, bluegrass, instrumentals, reggae, rock from the 50s to today, etc. If you have an unhealthy curiosity regarding my musical taste (or lack thereof):


If you do look through it, let me know what you think.

 

[Desert Runner]

As others have posted, when driving , its music time. I listen to a variety of types,....no rap, limited country. But when i reach camp, i usually shut it off for the duration. I think it depends on the group you are with, which determines if music is played.

 

[Rexplorer]

My friends all bring speakers. They know i dont dig the musuc in the bush. Once its all dark and dinner is done, the music gets turned off. Everyone gets thier time as dj. Then i get to turn it off.

 

[overland_squirrel]

Classic rock, arena rock, rock, and country when camping. We keep it low at night out of respect for others and to hear what might be walking by.

 

[Morris Yarnell]

Wear your headphones please.

 

[Trick3d]

I play music but I set the volume by walking my site perimeter to see if I can hear it. If I can I turn it down.

 

[Morris Yarnell]

That is a very good system. If more thought like you it would lead to a pleasant getaway experience.

 

[Trick3d]

I don't always get it right, but I try to be considerate of others.