i will be staying the month of August and don't know what i should do to listen to music. i rely on Pandora at home, but that's not an option in JA.. any suggestions?
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i will be staying the month of August and don't know what i should do to listen to music. i rely on Pandora at home, but that's not an option in JA.. any suggestions?
With a VPN (virtual private network), you can log in to Pandora as if you were at home. Also a nice option to have available for many uses. I use one as some websites change the content you see depending on your location.
thanks, Rob. that would be lovelyl i'll have to google VPN.
your in jamaica, bring a small radio or boom box and listen to irie fm and other stations. There are more than a few choices nowadays and you get a feel of things. Can't miss marley in the morning followed by voice of america news
I bring a Sony BlueTooth Speaker with me for my room and play the songs on my phone/tablet (I stay at White Sands which has good wifi, so I can also stream music from my RadioTunes App)
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VPN sound good to me
actually a decent cellphone with a FM radio and/or MP player with stored music and a Bluetooth boombox speaker can work well in Jamaica....
that's usually what most of us do that live there......yah mon
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I always take the speakers for my PC and an mp3 player for in-room tunes.
My trusty old iPod mini has a radio / tuner that picks up all the local Jamaican radio stations clearly. There is no better vacation soundtrack! I also LOVE listening to the local radio talk shows where the locals call in and weigh in on the topics of the day!
I always use headphones when on the beach so I don't disturb others with my music. In the room or patio I have a 1/8" audio cable that connects it to a portable speaker. The cable also acts an=s an antennae so we get great reception indoors.
Like my brother Cornell, I enjoy listening to some island perspective 'pon d'beach. My Moto G has an FM Radio built in with an app that will scan for local stations; wired buds in the headphone jack provide the necessary antenna.Quote:
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There are also several good podcasts that can provide hours of your favorite beach vibes... my current favorite is Jah Works Radio, which I subscribe to with iTunes. House of Reggae is another very good one. I always keep several episodes of each on my iPod.
RadioTunes - Roots Reggae channel is awesome
http://www.radiotunes.com/rootsreggae/
Last trip I uploaded a bunch of reggae classics (Marley, Steel Pulse, Toots, Jimmy Cliff, Burning Spear, etc.) to my iphone and listened (with headphones) on random. Had about 18 hours worth. Great for my beach walks.
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Hey Chris! October seems so far off but before you know it...... :cool:
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Time is flying here, Cornell. In another week and a half, another month will have ticked off before wheels up arrives. Looking forward to another ride for the 6-Pack!Quote:
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