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Boat music

Zack Brown Band - Free and mainly country music.
 
It all depends upon who is onboard. With my fam, it is usually either 80s/90s/2000s, Top 40 or country. Me and my buds.....definitely some current edgy rock (Octane #37 on Sirius) or a smidge of rap (lyrics can be downright nasty, so have to be careful with the volume on the swim platform speakers :). But any music sure sounds better on the water!!!
 
We had a 32' Cabin Cruiser about 8 years ago that we had in a slip - it was a 3 mile trip out the channel to Lake Michigan - we got in the habit of listening to a bunch of Joe Satriani songs and a song called "Angel (footsteps)" by Jeff Beck - seemed like perfect water music - when we got another boat this past fall, first trip out on the water we cranked the same music and it brought back a lot of fond memories - I'm a musician, and I love just about all music, so once we are on the water, it becomes the flavor of the day - love classic rock, alternative and jazz - all depends on if we are chillin, cruising, or partying - and of course if we have guest on the boat, we let them have a say - water, boats and music!! - its all good!!
 
When we're at anchor I usually put on my 80's rock Pandora station. I apologize to the kids and their friends for having to listen to such old stuff, but many of them say "Oh no! We love this stuff!" (I THINK they mean it in spite of patting me on the head while saying so...)

So we're listening to AC/DC, .38 Special, Bad Company, Dokken, Giant, Great White, Survivor,... You get the idea. I do have to censor those to some degree, but the youngest is almost 10 so I've only got a few more years of diving for the "Skip" button when I hear certain songs come on. I also like the guitar instrumental stuff: Joe Satriani, John Petrucci, Buckethead, etc.

My eldest (17 year old girl) likes a lot of my old stuff. I have to admit to feeling a little bit of pride the day she walked in to the room in a Van Halen T-Shirt. That's my girl.
 
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We listen to a lot of classic rock and new country, and every once in awhile maybe some old disco tunes or older hip hop. When I'm on the water by myself, I love to put on Joe Bonamassa and rock out to a little blues guitar.
 
We mostly listen to the Sublime channel on Pandora. Some of my favorite bands from the channel: Stick Figure, Dirty Heads, Rebelution, Slightly Stoopid, Tribal Seeds, The Expendable, Soja, and of course Sublime. Great music if you like Ska/Rock/Reggae.
 
When I go out with a bunch of people and we park on an island to hang out all day, I play a bunch of mashup mixes I found on soundcloud. They are roughly an hour long each. There are some pretty talented people that put these mixes together. They mix songs from different eras together that just seem like they were supposed to be that way. We're a bunch of 40 year olds hanging out and we end up with a bunch of young people parking their boats next to us listening to the tunes. It certainly improves the scenery for the day.

80's and 90's
https://soundcloud.com/dj3sixty/80s-90s-mashup

Hour long mashup of rock, hiphop and 80s featuring: Sublime, Rolling Stone, Led Zepplin, Lenny Kravitz, Tom Sawyer, Men Without Hats, Stevie Wonder, U2, Queen, Nine Inch Nails, Aerosmith, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Grateful Dead and Dispatch
https://soundcloud.com/djrhemi/rock-n-80s-2011

Here is a mix that starts with original 80's jams and then goes the Retro mash up route. From the middle on is really good mixing old classics with an upbeat background.
https://soundcloud.com/hey-mister-dj/80s-retro-mash-up-mix
 
It's a little explicit. I have a censored version for the boat.
Edit: Only played when Mrs. Moose is not on the boat.


Hey There everyone. New to this forum. Was browsing this thread and was laughing hysterically with this song. Yes a bit explicit, but I'll be surprising my wife with this one on our first boat trip while kids are in school... Hysterical.

Cheers Y'all!

BTW, I'm fire up Pandora and let it roll. Mostly Jimmy Buffet, Todays country hits and then while tubing/trying to kill myself its 80's big hair bands...yes, I've got issues..lol
 
Hey There everyone. New to this forum. Was browsing this thread and was laughing hysterically with this song. Yes a bit explicit, but I'll be surprising my wife with this one on our first boat trip while kids are in school... Hysterical.

Cheers Y'all!

BTW, I'm fire up Pandora and let it roll. Mostly Jimmy Buffet, Todays country hits and then while tubing/trying to kill myself its 80's big hair bands...yes, I've got issues..lol
Welcome to the forum @flyingnugget !!
Seems like we have similar tastes in music.
 
When I go out with a bunch of people and we park on an island to hang out all day, I play a bunch of mashup mixes I found on soundcloud. They are roughly an hour long each. There are some pretty talented people that put these mixes together. They mix songs from different eras together that just seem like they were supposed to be that way. We're a bunch of 40 year olds hanging out and we end up with a bunch of young people parking their boats next to us listening to the tunes. It certainly improves the scenery for the day.

80's and 90's
https://soundcloud.com/dj3sixty/80s-90s-mashup

Hour long mashup of rock, hiphop and 80s featuring: Sublime, Rolling Stone, Led Zepplin, Lenny Kravitz, Tom Sawyer, Men Without Hats, Stevie Wonder, U2, Queen, Nine Inch Nails, Aerosmith, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Grateful Dead and Dispatch
https://soundcloud.com/djrhemi/rock-n-80s-2011

Here is a mix that starts with original 80's jams and then goes the Retro mash up route. From the middle on is really good mixing old classics with an upbeat background.
https://soundcloud.com/hey-mister-dj/80s-retro-mash-up-mix
I like it!
Do you download to listen when out of range?
How goes it compare to Spotify apple or amazon music service?

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I like it!
Do you download to listen when out of range?
How goes it compare to Spotify apple or amazon music service?

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I know I am really adding some music to my Amazon and it allows me to download and use offline.
 
 
With as many likes as my Don omar song got it will be all over Bimini this year lol

@Drift Away I certainly had it blasting all over Lake Havasu last season....I found a ton of dope latin music from that song that we love...helps bridge the gap between the hip-hop and rap I bump.
 
Every time I hear that song I instantly think of the classic Michael J Fox movie "The Secret Of My Success".

Classic 80’s movie.. still one of my favorites!
 
For me... leaving the dock is always RUSH!! Anything by the Holy Triumvirate.

Once my wife has had her fill of Rush... which is about maybe 2 songs, :mad: then it’s either Jimmy Buffet, Heart, Bob Marley or if we just want variety it’s 80’s on 8 on SXM.
 
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