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Leave your dumbass speaker backpacks at home you jerries

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ButteredToast.
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Nobody cares how tough you think blasting butt rap at full volume makes you look. Also no one wants to hear your music no matter how much you think everyone else will love it

Except for lifties who play straight crowd pleasers, y’all cool.

Otherwise leave that shit at home, and get off my lawn.

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Dec 26 2018 6:35PM
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HypeBeast
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I rode up a lift with some dudes last year at A Basin who were blasting classic rock. Told em thank God someone actually is playing good music on those portable speakers and not some shit sounding ass rap no one wants to hear.

Is that acceptable?
Dec 26 2018 6:41PM
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ButteredToast.
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runforlove2018I rode up a lift with some dudes last year at A Basin who were blasting classic rock. Told em thank God someone actually is playing good music on those portable speakers and not some shit sounding ass rap no one wants to hear.

Is that acceptable?


I’m not the supreme arbiter of music selection but I think that’s more than acceptable.

If you’re gonna be playing crowd pleasers or straight classics all day, have at it. Obscure edm and gutter rap/country is the no go zone.

like Christ I’m not gonna play my wu-tang in backpack speakers even if I like it. I don’t want a parent to have to explain to their child what “raw dog a bitch and dig in her purse” means. If everyone else has to hear it, it’s gonna be Black Sabbath/led Zep/CCR etc. A good rule is “would the loft play this on the deck speakers?”

that said I would probably just never use a speaker backpack bc it’s not my style
Dec 26 2018 6:57PM
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hoodcrew
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Lounge/ elevator music is always a nice go to, also doesn't hurt to take requests from the strangers sitting next to you - remember strangers are just friends you haven't met yet.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/919026/Bryan-Ferry---Don-t-Stop-The-Dance--Art-Remastering-https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/919027/Sade---Nothing-Can-Come-Between-Us--Pomo-Edit-
Music can usually enhance almost any situation or experience you're in, it's just about playing the right stuff at the right time and being conscious of the company you're around.
Dec 26 2018 7:12PM
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xxACIDTRIPxx
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I play music quietly on phone speaker on the chairlift sometimes
Dec 26 2018 7:13PM
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PsychicMigration
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I hate when people blast music out lould with a crappy school bag y’all are kooks.
Dec 26 2018 8:15PM
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Squilliam_7
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It's always techno or rap caviar on repeat
Dec 26 2018 9:39PM
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Non_State_Actor
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Headphones people, headphones.

Why do people walk/bike/ski around blasting crap music at max volume on crap speakers? It sounds awful and nobody cares or thinks you are cool with the possible exception of middle schoolers.
Dec 26 2018 9:51PM
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Paul.
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This is still cool tho ya?


Dec 27 2018 1:18AM
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*DOG
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Paul.This is still cool tho ya?




yes
Dec 27 2018 1:31AM
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jackzap
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I once went up the lift wih a old man playing cinematic music on his phone full blast
Dec 27 2018 1:45AM
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Sharko
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runforlove2018I rode up a lift with some dudes last year at A Basin who were blasting classic rock. Told em thank God someone actually is playing good music on those portable speakers and not some shit sounding ass rap no one wants to hear.

Is that acceptable?


I'm gonna say no. Because it is based on the premise that just because you like classic rock more than rap, that the others around you feel the same way, or that they even want to listen to music at all in that moment. I don't wanna hear your classic rock just as much as I don't wanna hear someone else's rap. Nothing wrong with listening to music while you ski, but please use headphones.
Dec 27 2018 2:02AM
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HypeBeast
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SharkoI'm gonna say no. Because it is based on the premise that just because you like classic rock more than rap, that the others around you feel the same way, or that they even want to listen to music at all in that moment. I don't wanna hear your classic rock just as much as I don't wanna hear someone else's rap. Nothing wrong with listening to music while you ski, but please use headphones.


You're omitting the fact that one is obscenely vulgar and the other is not. I love hip hop but it's not appropriate to be blasting NWA in lift lines.


Does this also mean that lifties shouldn't play music either because they should have headphones as well?

**This post was edited on Dec 27th 2018 at 2:09:11am
Dec 27 2018 2:07AM
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Sharko
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runforlove2018You're omitting the fact that one is obscenely vulgar and the other is not. I love hip hop but it's not appropriate to be blasting NWA in lift lines.

It's not about the content of the lyrics, it's about the fact that no matter what music you like, there will be someone nearby who doesn't like it and doesn't want to hear it. Even if the guy next to me on the lift was playing my favorite Deafheaven song, I still wouldn't want to hear it because when I'm skiing I like to enjoy the sounds of the mountain: snow falling through the trees, the lift creaking in the wind, edges on ice patches below, jerrys yard sale-ing into the fences. Headphones exist, there is no reason to make other people listen to music when they don't want to, it's rude.
Dec 27 2018 2:14AM
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Sharko
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runforlove2018Does this also mean that lifties shouldn't play music either because they should have headphones as well?

**This post was edited on Dec 27th 2018 at 2:09:11am


This might be controversial, but I think lifties get a pass because they are working and representing their establishment. For example, at my neighborhood bars and coffee shops, the bartenders control the music. As employees they choose things to entertain themselves and also to represent their business. But it would be super weird if a customer came in with a speaker backpack and started blasting music, in fact, they would probably tell you that you were bothering the other customers and needed to stop or leave. I think the same thing goes at the lodge and the base areas: if the bars and restaurants and employees want to choose music for themselves and the guests, they should have the right to do so, but I think it is rude for a guest to come in blasting music. This is partly related to expectations. When I go to a bar or store, I expect that there might be music playing there and I don't expect to have control over it: I am at someone's business and they will choose the music for me. But when I am hiking or swimming or skiing, I am out in nature, and I don't think anyone has the right to set the soundtrack for me.
Dec 27 2018 3:08AM
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CLQ
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runforlove2018I rode up a lift with some dudes last year at A Basin who were blasting classic rock. Told em thank God someone actually is playing good music on those portable speakers and not some shit sounding ass rap no one wants to hear.

Is that acceptable?


It all sounds like shit, even my favorite song will sound like shit. Wear headphones instead
Dec 27 2018 3:21AM
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tsingtaofanatic
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XxAc1DtR1PxXI play music quietly on phone speaker on the chairlift sometimes


same. i turn it down if someones on the chairlift or gondy with me lol
Dec 27 2018 4:26AM
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maejst
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Just wear ear buds and you can play whatever the fuck you want
Dec 27 2018 5:32AM
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hi_vis360
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Regardless of your taste in music, you shouldn't be subjecting other people on the lift or run to it. A lot of the people I saw playing music on the lift in Utah were rich tourist kids playing awful pop music that for me totally ruined the ambiance and peacefulness of the mountain. Lifties can play music because they run the lift. Playing music in the park is cool too. But there is nothing worse than being stuck between two lifts with people playing music on them and you can hear both equally, or skiing a tree run and having some kid skid past you blasting some logan paul.
Dec 27 2018 7:55AM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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so we just gonna pretend the chair lift didnt enjoy my nickelback discography playlisy?
Dec 27 2018 11:13AM
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freeskibum82
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so much yes. i hate that shit.
Dec 27 2018 11:49AM
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SofaKingSick
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i do like the vibes when lifties play dece music though. same in the park at places that have speakers
Dec 27 2018 1:17PM
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Earl_Globz
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Ooo I just got an external speaker for skiing in my pocket, and I realized it got me way more laps in the tow park bc as I ski up, people stop and see where the sound is from and I just keep skiing through.
Dec 27 2018 1:20PM
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JAHpow
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I only play DJ Khalid yelling his name. Is that alright?
Dec 27 2018 2:26PM
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cfranchino
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i could care less, but if your blasting six nine through the damn things text me id be down to listen till my ears bleed
Dec 27 2018 2:40PM
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CalumSKI
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ButteredToast.Except for lifties who play straight crowd pleasers, y’all cool.



that is all


Fr lefties who play music are the GOATs
Dec 27 2018 2:40PM
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MoneyMakerMike
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There was a snowboarder playing sicko mode on repeat today. Probably my worst day skiing ever.
Dec 27 2018 6:11PM
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xxACIDTRIPxx
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The pakr crew at revelstoke where playing an ebook today lmao
Dec 27 2018 7:26PM
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noah_jaff3
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make like an 860 boy and throw on those pansonic headphones before you throw something dank
Dec 27 2018 7:47PM
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Johngreenacre
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SO FUCKING TRUE THANK YOU OP
Dec 27 2018 8:12PM
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ButteredToast.
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XxAc1DtR1PxXThe pakr crew at revelstoke where playing an ebook today lmao


Imma buy a speaker backpack just so I can zip by people playing audiobooks

or maybe bagpipes so I can give them that sicc bagpipe Doppler effect https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/919213/Extreme-Bagpipe-Bungee-Jump
Dec 28 2018 12:10AM
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ASSholebomber22
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Only pass is if you're the OG Saint Nick rippin' to carols and spreading cheer.

Anything less and you're a fuckin ho
Dec 28 2018 12:14AM
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blastiann
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mystery3Headphones people, headphones.


Couldn’t agree more. It’s not about what music is being played, but simply a matter of literally no one wants to hear your noise. It really comes down to respect for others. Blasting backpack speakers == no respect. I’m not saying you can’t do it, but it shows me that you don’t have a single care for those around you.
Dec 28 2018 1:38AM
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mooseman077
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cfranchinoi could care less, but if your blasting six nine through the damn things text me id be down to listen till my ears bleed


Six Nine is trash
Dec 28 2018 9:21AM
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GrandThings
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Used to to think the speaker-backpack was the biggest Jerry thing ever....

...till one of my friends wore one on a slushy spring day while I carried the brews in my backpack. Kept the vibes extremely high and people generally got a good laugh out of his disco/EDM playlist. 10/10 day, would bluetooth again
Dec 28 2018 12:02PM
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Jamartini
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Sharkoedges on ice patches below

I'm guessing you also like the sound of fingernails against a chalk board?
Dec 28 2018 12:08PM
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skiguy04
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jackzapI once went up the lift wih a old man playing cinematic music on his phone full blast

First post 10/10
Dec 28 2018 12:54PM
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blastiann
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GrandThingsUsed to to think the speaker-backpack was the biggest Jerry thing ever....

...till one of my friends wore one on a slushy spring day while I carried the brews in my backpack. Kept the vibes extremely high and people generally got a good laugh out of his disco/EDM playlist. 10/10 day, would bluetooth again


Once the slush comes out I might get into it. Generally there is music from everywhere at that point.
Dec 28 2018 12:57PM
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OregonDead
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Best left to the pros. If you are gonna do it be prepared to be a real MC and lead the dance party and sing along. Gotta be inclusive and get everyone shaking it and singing the chorus.
Shoutout to Chad at TLine Mtn Ops. Dude makes it a party in the lift line.
Dec 28 2018 1:08PM
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partyandBS
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Blasting music is questionable at a resort. I will bring a Bluetooth speaker for a long sunny ascent and for beers at the top but that’s just with a few friends who I know and have an idea of their music tastes and it’s all good. Some hikes I’ve summited and there were other there so I switch to something mellow like the dead or something with no words or say in a dad like voice “the request line is open”
Dec 28 2018 3:40PM
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beckums
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I have to admit, I have done this a handful of times, but was playing some nice classics, and didn't blast it. Only loud enough to hype myself up to throw down properly, too.
Dec 28 2018 9:55PM
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edai
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Lol got a snap of some jerry at Mt. Snow bumpin Russian EDM out of his Versace backpack while snowboarding, hope he ripped a hole in it
Dec 28 2018 9:56PM
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xxACIDTRIPxx
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partyandBSBlasting music is questionable at a resort. I will bring a Bluetooth speaker for a long sunny ascent and for beers at the top but that’s just with a few friends who I know and have an idea of their music tastes and it’s all good. Some hikes I’ve summited and there were other there so I switch to something mellow like the dead or something with no words or say in a dad like voice “the request line is open”


OH yeah that is one time when I say yes to bumping beats

Boot packing some steep shit to some Kora (reggae) is dope
Dec 28 2018 10:00PM
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Done_and_done
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I've played a sort of game on the gondola at steamboat all season, if nobody talks within the first 3-4 minutes of the ride, I throw on a classic rock song on my phone.
I'd say 75% of the time someone else starts singing or compliments the song.
Makes me feel like its all about type of music not the noise, who doesn't want to get hyped before taking a lap?
Dec 28 2018 11:39PM
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Sharko
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ski_steeMakes me feel like its all about type of music not the noise, who doesn't want to get hyped before taking a lap?


Doesn't get it
Dec 28 2018 11:46PM
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Done_and_done
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SharkoDoesn't get it


Nobody cares how tough you think blasting butt rap at full volume makes you look. Also no one wants to hear your music no matter how much you think everyone else will love it
Dec 29 2018 12:12AM
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Sharko
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ski_steeNobody cares how tough you think blasting butt rap at full volume makes you look. Also no one wants to hear your music no matter how much you think everyone else will love it


Gets it
Dec 29 2018 12:50AM
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FrostyMN.
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I used to hate this... then my friends and I turned this into a points game at Troll. See points below, winner gets 1 item from the bar. You must witness the items below:

1 Point:
Alcohol containers on the hill
Speakers (Playing music)
LED lights on snowboard
Wipeouts (Downhill only, no points for park crashes)

Multiple points
1 point per item dropped upon wipeout (ski poles are each 1 point)
1 point per time the lift is stopped because of incorrect loading
1 point per person that doesn't successfully get off the lift at the top.

When playing multiple rounds go to 20 points to win.

**This post was edited on Dec 29th 2018 at 2:16:08pm
Dec 29 2018 2:04PM
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HypeBeast
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FrostyMN.I used to hate this... then my friends and I turned this into a points game at Troll. See points below, winner gets 1 item from the bar.

1 Point:
Alcohol containers on the hill
Speakers (Playing music)
LED lights on snowboard
Wipeouts (Downhill only, no points for park crashes)

Multiple points
1 point per item dropped upon wipeout (ski poles are each 1 point)
1 point per time the lift is stopped because of incorrect loading
1 point per person that doesn't successfully get off the lift at the top.

When playing multiple rounds go to 20 points to win.

So you get points for doing the above stuff? Or seeing people who are? Cuz if you're intentionally stopping the lift we are gonna fight.
Dec 29 2018 2:10PM
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FrostyMN.
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runforlove2018So you get points for doing the above stuff? Or seeing people who are? Cuz if you're intentionally stopping the lift we are gonna fight.


You have to witness this stuff, I have corrected my original post.

**This post was edited on Dec 29th 2018 at 2:16:23pm
Dec 29 2018 2:14PM
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NickyHartmann
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Classic rock only!
Dec 29 2018 2:36PM
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