By NickinCO
From Westminster, CO
Oct 29, 2012
| You're hanging out around the fire listening to some chill music at a reasonable decibel with no one around to worry about aggravating, what are you listening to?
Me?
Stephen Stills
Dylan
Johnny Cash
The Stones
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Creedance
Allman Brothers
What say you? | 
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By FrankPS
From Atascadero, CA
Oct 29, 2012
| How could you leave The Beatles out of the list? How could you? |
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By NickinCO
From Westminster, CO
Oct 29, 2012
| I actually do have some beatles in there just didn't want to be too cliché ;) |
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By manyalibo
From ituri rainforest
Oct 29, 2012
| Who's listening? I'm talking kumbaya singalong here... |
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By Robbie Mackley
From Tucson, AZ
Oct 29, 2012
| Deer Tick, Old Crow Medicne Show, Murder City Devils, (Old) Hank Williams, anything that goes well with some cheap cold beer and a warm fire. Hope to help you better your list of campfire tunes. :)
-Mackley |
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By Robbie Mackley
From Tucson, AZ
Oct 29, 2012
| Also anything punk, from Billy Bragg to the Decendents to Black Flag. Jam on! |
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By NickinCO
From Westminster, CO
Oct 29, 2012
| Robbie Mackley wrote: Deer Tick, Old Crow Medicne Show, Murder City Devils, (Old) Hank Williams, anything that goes well with some cheap cold beer and a warm fire. Hope to help you better your list of campfire tunes. :) -Mackley
hell ya old hank is excellent! |
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By Jon Zucco
From Denver, CO
Oct 30, 2012
| johnny cash
nick cave
fleet foxes
crosby, stills, nash and young
neil young
crazy horse
ha
pixies
beck (one foot in the grave style)
david bowie
simon and garfunkel
django reinhardt
the doors
nick drake
pink floyd
eliot smith
joni mitchell
kate bush
led zeppelin
old leonard cohen
modest mouse
k i'll stop now |
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By Eric Krantz
From Black Hills
Oct 30, 2012
| Tom Waits
Velvet Underground
Miles Davis
Drive-By Truckers
Devendra Banhardt
Chris Smither
...
ok, maybe the truckers are more for drivin' fast |
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By John D
Oct 30, 2012
| Kanye West
lil Wayne
Wiz Kalifa
Dido
Sade
No Doubt |
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By mountainlion
Oct 30, 2012
| The Dead
Bob Marley
Burning Spear
Peter Tosh
Lee "scratch" Perry
Beatles White Album
the Doors
Sublime
Neil Young
Jimi Hendrix
Son House
John Lee Hooker
Muddy Waters |
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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Oct 30, 2012
| Andrew Bird
Black Keys
Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
Jose Gonzalez
Radiohead
Whitest Boy Alive
Lightnin' Hopkins
Skip James
Pink Floyd
Ted Nugent
Neil Young
Grateful Dead
Avett Bros. |
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By Ryan Williams
Administrator
From London (sort of)
Oct 30, 2012
| After a quick look I didn't see Boz Scaggs or the Allman Brothers. |
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By Jake Jones
From The Eastern Flatlands
Oct 30, 2012
| OP listed Allman Bros. To most, myself included, especially if you grew up listening to classic rock in the south, it goes without saying. |
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By GMBurns
Oct 30, 2012
| The sound of the campfire and song of the crickets. Add a little wind through the trees and that's my symphony. |
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By Peter Stokes
From Them Thar Hills
Oct 30, 2012
| GMBurns wrote: The sound of the campfire and song of the crickets. Add a little wind through the trees and that's my symphony.
Guess I'm old fashioned but that's what I like as well, though an old guitar getting handed around is sometimes nice... my favorite was the time in Arches when a friend brought along his shakohachi flute and someone from south America in the next campsite joined us with a nylon string guitar |
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By Brian Scoggins
From Eugene, OR
Oct 30, 2012
| You know, you're allowed to be a climber and listen to music that *isn't* folksy bluegrass, right?
Mofro, Seasick Steve, George Clinton, etc. |
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By Marc H
From Lafayette, CO
Oct 30, 2012
| Grateful Dead. I wasn't aware there are other bands making music. |
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By Scott McMahon
From Boulder, CO
Oct 30, 2012
| Marc H wrote: Grateful Dead. I wasn't aware there are other bands making music.
always the go to band. |
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By NickinCO
From Westminster, CO
Oct 30, 2012
| Brian Scoggins wrote: You know, you're allowed to be a climber and listen to music that *isn't* folksy bluegrass, right? Mofro, Seasick Steve, George Clinton, etc.
I feel like there's a place for every type of music and I listen to it all.
Lynyrd Skynard, Hatebreed, Tupac, The Beatles, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Jay Z, Fear, Motorhead, Static X, RATM, Slayer, Aesop Rock, Black Label Society, Circle Jerks, Bouncing Souls, NoFX, Sage Francis, Atmosphere, Steel Drivers, Lamb of God.
Is that more well rounded? Hanging out around the camp fire listening to lamb of god might make me want to throw you into the fire though... |
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By SendaGorilla
From Boulder
Oct 30, 2012
| Hand Drums
Guitar
Flute
Harmonica
Shakers. . .
Some Good Voices! |
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By Nolan Robertson
Oct 30, 2012
| Queens of the Stone Age
Eagles of Death Metal
Pearl Jam
Johnny Cash
Alice in Chains
Volbeat
Stone Temple Pilots
White Stripes
Tool
Flogging Molly
Maybe some Gunther as well. |
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By nathan mowery
Oct 30, 2012
| The Woodbox Gang
The Pinebox boys
The Avette Brother
The Wood Brothers
Yarn
Drive by Truckers
The Crux |
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