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28-11-2011, 19:05
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Chesapeake Bay
Boat: Wharram custom 44'
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
I like this. I think music is important and goes well with sailing. I had some CD's and wanted more music and a friend had gig's of music, but when I asked, he said Yeah, he had gig's of music. He didn't want to get in trouble by selling me a bunch of his music collection. My SO (Safety Officer, Significant Other) likes classical. I bought an XMPCR online which is an XM receiver that uses your computer to play the audio. Also there was software online to record what I was listening to. I recorded several XM channels and found that they begin repeating the playlist after about 3 days. I was getting about 2-3 gigs of music per channel. The other nice feature is you can get all night talk radio when you're at sea. Keeps company if you're singlehandling. I think I've got 40 or 50 gigs of music now. Of course there are some blanks, some glitches, but I'll never get around to hearing it all. Maybe I'll make some big playlists and burn them to DVD and play them for entertainment. I've got to use the laptop for weathermaps and such, my smartphone has a 2 gig playl.ist on it already, it looks like I need to get an ipod or two.
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28-11-2011, 19:06
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#137
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Saskatoon, Canada & Eastern Caribbean
Boat: Lagoon 420
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
For a little bit of Rocking while close hauled and crashing through the waves, why not.....Joe Walsh - Life in the Fast Lane. Turn the volume up! 
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Wherever we want to go, we go. That's what a ship is you know - it's not just a keel and a hull and a deck and sails, that's what a ship needs. But what a ship is...really is, is freedom. ~Johnny Depp as Capt. Jack Sparrow
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09-12-2011, 06:36
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#138
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Australia
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
Boozoo Bajou - Keep Going ... skimming in a slow breeze
Cat Empire - Sly ... when you're flying
Zero 7 - Distractions ... chilling
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You don't need no ticket, you don't pay no fee, because that was the river. This is the sea. (The Waterboys, 1985)
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10-12-2011, 11:27
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#139
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: West Palm Beach
Boat: Parkins Herreshoff 28
Posts: 956
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
i think you guys will enjoy this one, and the disco biscuits in general
the disco biscuits really started the live electronic, jam-tronic, or as they call it trance-fusion genre.
"Magellan"
The waves make mountains, I've sailed with ease,
As wind gathers firmly in my canopy.
We dive through the mist to the autumn sun,
My vessel and its crew of twenty one, and we fly.
Through burgundy smoke and a fear of home,
Alas, my final mission to the great unknown.
As my thoughts betray me in flashes so bold,
I'm reminded of home where the coast shines like gold.
darkness, thunderstorm, a ship going down,
the crashing of rain and its deafening sound.
as the crew ties the sails blown aside by the wind,
crashing from the waves come tumbling in and we fly.
Rolling like a cobra, one life to spend,
drifting through the heavens where the oceans they end.
and there's no longer the sea no longer the sun,
my ship and the waves have all swirled into one.
And i'm off past the vision, the line of the light,
Where oceans turn waterfalls, daytime turns night.
And no people return, no stories to tell,
And i watched thru the door for the toll of the bell.
One with the raging wind,
Alive on the highest tides,
My ship at sail can climb a mountain,
Ride it to the sky.
Whoa...oh, he'll navigate!
Earlier up this morning, as I sit upon the bow,
In the distance, my homeland, but I just don't know how.
Years along the sea, and I thought I'd find the sun.
Once around the world, and now I think I'm done.
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10-12-2011, 16:14
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#140
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
I have a playlist started. But as was mentioned earlier, different places and times of day, or weather conditions call for different music. It is background music. 
Jan Hammer - Crockett's Theme (Miami Vice)
Jimmy Buffett - Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes
St. Elmo's Fire - Man In Motion
Seals & Croft - Summer Breeze
Christopher Cross - Ride Like The Wind
Phil Collins - Another Day In Paradise
Da Yoopers - Fishin' With Fred
Crosby, Sills, Nash - Wooden Ships
Seals & Croft - We May Never Pass This Way Again
If you are sailing in Asia...
Murray Head - One Night In Bangkok
Watergate - Heart Of Asia
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10-12-2011, 16:25
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#141
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
I have more...
If your browser hasn't crashed from all the Youtube links (I tried making text links). It will be better if you search for them.
In a storm
REO Speedwagon - Riding The Storm Out
Sailing in the Keys and Caribbean
Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin' At Me
Jim Morris - Laid Back And Key Wasted
Alizee - La Isla Bonita (French/Corsica Girl singing a Madonna song in English about a Spanish island...)
General sailing...
Blues Image - Ride Captain Ride
Grand Funk Railroad - I'm Your Captain
Beach Boys - Sloop John B
Johnny Nash - I Can See Clearly Now
Jay Ferguson - Thunder Island
When you aren't going anywhere (the opposite of the thread's intent)
Otis Redding - (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay
And for those who have had too much to drink
Burl Ives - The Drunken Sailor
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10-12-2011, 17:05
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#142
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Moderator Emeritus
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Ohio
Boat: Now boatless :-(
Posts: 11,580
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I am learning more about everyone from their playlists then I ever learned from their sailing posts!
I love music on the boat. Can't tolerate it in the office and every office I managed "open music" is banned.
I have a bunch of everything and what I am listening to often depends on the wind.
Buffet, chis cross, bob marley, sailing ballads - Sailing music is just too cliche. Don't hate it but don't play it at all.
Just about anything else except techno is heard on my boat. Latin dance is played frequently, some rap and metal is heard in short bursts. Old blues, rythm and blues, 70's rock. 60s rock and roll. Indian Bangra dancing can be found. Cars, B52s, roxette, zeppelin, berlin, ramones, billy idol, skynard, pink, joan osborne, tom jones (c'mon who doesnt love sex bomb?)
I make it a point to grab playlists from my nieces and nephews. In return once I gifted aerosmith cds to them for christmas. They had never heard of them and loved them!
They gave me just about every song I have released since about 2005
My current favorite boat song is "boats and hoes" perfromed by will farrell and john reilly. If you have a sense of humor and are not easily offended, you tube it.
Number one all time favorite is the rock and roll national anthem. Of, course that means Johnny B. Goode. Classic Chuck Berry is favorite but George Thorogood does a good one.
Oh wait. I just reralized. I do have a couple of techno songs. I guess the only thing not played on my boat are boat songs, go figure...
Now you know way too much abut me...
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10-12-2011, 17:55
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#143
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cruiser
Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 128
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
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Originally Posted by offline
Ok... it's been a really crappy week for me and I am dreaming of getting in my boat... but alas work and weather are against me.
So I propose the following. If you are reading this you must (or the sailing gods will smite thee) post the must have song that comes to mind to sail to in the perfect conditions.
There is one rule.. If someone has mentioned the song you want you must choose another.
I'll start.
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Southern Cross - Crosby Stills and Nash |
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10-12-2011, 20:21
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#144
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Australia
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
Hey ex-Calif,
That said you'll probably get a kick out of these - Just search on youtube for these search strings below ...
(I'm a fan of blues, bluegrass, jazz, chill-out [test drive some French tech-chill; it's phenomenal stuff], bit o'Cuban/Latin & lo-fi minimal electronica, mixed with a dash of rap, hip-hop, techno ... )
Charlie Musslewhite mississippi beat 1
Smog Bill Callahan Rock Bottom Riser
Boozoo Bajou Tony Joe White Keep Going (link is above)
Tom Jones Burning Hell
JJ Grey Georgia Warhorse *
JJ Grey She Don't Know *
JJ Grey & Mofro - Footsteps (HD)*
Louie Austen One Night in Rio
Cafe Americaine - L'amour (Loungematic mix)
Roisin Murphy Ruby Blue
Cafe del Mar As the Cables Sleep
Sufi Trance Project Infinity by shalid ozgur
Dead Can Dance - Bird
Jim Rivers - I go deep
& for something a bit faster
Beastie Boys OK
Bliss N Eso Family Affair
Rodrigo y Gabriela - Savitri 11:11
Chicks on Speed We Don't Play Guitar
Drapht Sing it (Life of Riley)
and to finish ... hmmm, either UNKLE Eye for an Eye (or) UNKLE The Answer Trentemoller Remix.
I'm presuming you already have everything on Buena Vista Social Club? "Chan Chan" is totally uplifting. If you like guitar, Rodrigo y Gabriela - Savitri 11:11, is hard to top.
Enjoy!
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* Anything by JJ Grey is phenomenal.
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You don't need no ticket, you don't pay no fee, because that was the river. This is the sea. (The Waterboys, 1985)
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10-12-2011, 21:11
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#145
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Resin Head
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Seattle WA
Boat: Nauticat
Posts: 7,205
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ex-Calif
I am learning more about everyone from their playlists then I ever learned from their sailing posts!
I love music on the boat. Can't tolerate it in the office and every office I managed "open music" is banned.
I have a bunch of everything and what I am listening to often depends on the wind.
Buffet, chis cross, bob marley, sailing ballads - Sailing music is just too cliche. Don't hate it but don't play it at all.
Just about anything else except techno is heard on my boat. Latin dance is played frequently, some rap and metal is heard in short bursts. Old blues, rythm and blues, 70's rock. 60s rock and roll. Indian Bangra dancing can be found. Cars, B52s, roxette, zeppelin, berlin, ramones, billy idol, skynard, pink, joan osborne, tom jones (c'mon who doesnt love sex bomb?)
I make it a point to grab playlists from my nieces and nephews. In return once I gifted aerosmith cds to them for christmas. They had never heard of them and loved them!
They gave me just about every song I have released since about 2005
My current favorite boat song is "boats and hoes" perfromed by will farrell and john reilly. If you have a sense of humor and are not easily offended, you tube it.
Number one all time favorite is the rock and roll national anthem. Of, course that means Johnny B. Goode. Classic Chuck Berry is favorite but George Thorogood does a good one.
Oh wait. I just reralized. I do have a couple of techno songs. I guess the only thing not played on my boat are boat songs, go figure...
Now you know way too much abut me... |
Heres the step brothers aboard the "Gilded Lady"-
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10-12-2011, 21:43
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#146
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
Beatles - Here Comes The Sun
U2 - Elevation
U2 - Beautiful Day
For when I get to Brazil someday
Sergio Mendes - Mas Que Nada
California music:
Phanton Planet - California
Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue
The Mammas & The Papas - California Dreamin'
And there are plenty of island music songs...
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11-12-2011, 06:07
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#147
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Australia
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
Quote:
Originally Posted by minaret
Heres the step brothers aboard the "Gilded Lady"-
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Boats & Hoes: Horrendrilous! (an equal combination of horrendous and hilarious). Where are the He-Wenches?
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11-12-2011, 10:55
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#148
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Resin Head
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Seattle WA
Boat: Nauticat
Posts: 7,205
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
Quote:
Originally Posted by Serena
Boats & Hoes: Horrendrilous! (an equal combination of horrendous and hilarious). Where are the He-Wenches?
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I'm pretty sure horrendrilous is where they were trying to go with that. Silly guys. Perhaps you could make your own version with man-hoes....
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11-12-2011, 15:15
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#149
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Moderator Emeritus
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Ohio
Boat: Now boatless :-(
Posts: 11,580
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Originally Posted by Serena
Hey ex-Calif,
That said you'll probably get a kick out of these - Just search on youtube for these search strings below ...
(I'm a fan of blues, bluegrass, jazz, chill-out [test drive some French tech-chill; it's phenomenal stuff], bit o'Cuban/Latin & lo-fi minimal electronica, mixed with a dash of rap, hip-hop, techno ... )
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Thanks for all that. Another day spent in front of the computer downloading - grrrrr...
How about a song to wash your boat by. This one always gets my crew scrubbing...
Particularly appropriate if you have been "overloading" your cat with too much chain and too many provisions...
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30-12-2011, 00:24
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#150
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Bundaberg, Qld.
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Re: Music to Sail by . . .
I just thought i would add this to the pile, i listen to the words and relate them (well, some of them) to chasing the dream of a life afloat...
Eg: "Rome wasn't built in a day" could be the boat or lifestyle you/I are chasing ?? or "You and me, where meant to be, walking free, in harmony" ?? you/I and the sea maybe ??.......
The song has absolutely nothing to do with boats, and I’m being as corny as hell i know, but that's just me, also i just love listening to Skye's voice
.......enjoy
Lyrics....
Also....
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