Musical Survey

I've got a bunch of great Reggae on my ipod.Want to bring my speakers and play it on the beach, by the pool, on my porch, and in my room Wife says plenty of good music there already and that I'l disturb people and get us yelled at. Who's right?

although there is plenty of music everywhere, i always like to have my own music available to play in my room or by the pool as long as i am not too loud to disturb others. i dont mind hearing all of the sounds and music from other folks. it adds to party unless of course its still blaring when i am trying to sleep! i am old!

We always bring our speakers. Most people forget theirs and are happy when we show up with ours on the beach. Just be considerate on how loud and late you're playing music!

When we come to Negril, we like the "Roots" Reggae sounds...Bob, Toots, Jimmy Cliff ,Ziggy etc. Not to be too judgmental, but it seems over the last 5 to 6 years...there's too much hip hop gangsta rap music {if you can call it music}. The soothing Bob Marley music helps a person relax, and take life a likkle slower. Maybe I'm too old, just my opinion, so yeah passnthru....I'm gonna side with you, sorry Wife! Bring the great Reggae tunes for yourself. I don't think your going to be "blaring" your tunes enough to really bother people. I got a feeling you're old too. Definition of old is questionable though. Gosh I better wrap this up, before I really put my foot in my mouth {grin} My wife really really likes the steel drum Caribbean music.

Yea mon too early to tell but I think I'm gonna win this one with your guys help . Yes I'm old and old school but I got some Culture and Morgan Heritage in there as well as Toots and Isaacs. Glad to see there's a lot of people lookin to have a good time. 12 sleeps and we're there.

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I bring my speakers for in room or at the pool if no one else is around. It gives me a break from 24/7 Legend.

bring it !! iv'e been taking my music with me for many many years, cassettes then cd's now iPod... many times i've plugged into the bar sound system, always complimented on my music from hotel staff walking by my porch, i leave the iPod docked in my room when i'm out & have come back to the room only to find the cleaning women skanking (dancing) to my reggae while they are making up the room... NO WORRIES bring it !!

Love having our ipod with us mostly for when we are at the room getting ready for the day or for dinner and on our porch or balcony.Music puts a smile on our faces!

I always bring some form of music with me, my tablet or just a small fm radio for irie fm, and do not mind others as long as it is not to loud. But please turn it way down and keep it in your room after 11:00 pm, us old folks don't party like we used to, and like to get up early.

Being in Jamaica without some of my personal music is out of the question for me. If I am poolside, I always ask if others are around if it is a problem. Never had a problem so far but if I would....earphones...never leave home without them!! Relax and enjoy the sounds of sweet reggae or whatever your preference.

You can never beat your own selection of music, especially when your on vacation.
I bring ear buds for the beach and speakers for the room/patio area.

I always bring the iPod and some little speakers. I can't be in Jamaica without my roots reggae. I even bring them down to the beach. I used to be worried that it would bother others and always do the courteous thing and ask anyone that's sitting near us.

I would always be worried I was bothering someone else. I would walk around our table and chairs to try to judge if it's too loud or not. I've never once been asked to turn it down much less off. (there just little speakers, it's not like a Marshall stack) In fact, most times I ask, I hear a "no problem.....turn it up!" You'd be surprised how the sound dissipates in the tropical breezes. You can't hear it after you get about 10' away or so.

Bring the tunes!