One of the most amazing demos I ever heard was a full-blown MBL Ultimate setup. Two of the most astoundingly "real" tracks were Taiko drumming from Japan and then the Royal Scots Dragoons. Bagpipes are great when played well and when reproduced at live dbSPL.
I think I qualify as a Kodo groupie.
Saw them 4 times in US in 4 different cities.
Extended a layover in Munich to see them there and went to Sado Island last year.
They are the best live, but I recommend a cool environment. They get tired in the heat. The performance is not as energetic.
One of the most amazing demos I ever heard was a full-blown MBL Ultimate setup. Two of the most astoundingly "real" tracks were Taiko drumming from Japan and then the Royal Scots Dragoons. Bagpipes are great when played well and when reproduced at live dbSPL.
For a wide variety of instruments, including Cristina Pato's Galician bagpipes, I recommend Bob Belden's wonderful Miles Español, acollection of tracks composed or inspired by Miles Davis and played by some of the best jazz musicians working today (Gonzalo Rubalcaba, John Scofield, Chick Corea, Antonio Sanchéz, Ron Carter, Jack DeJohnette, ...) as well as an amazing assembly of musicians from Mediterranean and Middle Eastern traditions (Cristina Pato, Rabih Abou-Khalil, Jorge Pardo, ...).
One of the most outstanding experiences I've ever had was witnessing The Royal Tattoo at the Edinburgh Festival. If you don't think you like the pipes, go see this show. Your opinion will change. Or you will be driven insane, one of the two.
I figured I'd ask Jason and Mike when they show up (hopefully!) in Denver about recommended tracks. I would sort of expect them to refrain from endorsements here for tracks for the same reason they don't talk about other companies' products.
For me, Dire Straits "Brothers In Arms" left me slackjawed with my Gumby. That @Baldr mentioned that it was a reference disc back in the 80s for him cemented its reputation for me.
Today I kept kicked back and listened to Frank Zappa's Joe's Garage, using my ETHER C's, driven by by Yggdrasil and Ragnarock. The Central Scrutinizer sounded so fantastic, through this combo.
Today I kept kicked back and listened to Frank Zappa's Joe's Garage, using my ETHER C's, driven by by Yggdrasil and Ragnarock. The Central Scrutinizer sounded so fantastic, through this combo.
I only own a few Zappa recordings, but Joes Garage is probably my favorite. Maybe because this was the first Zappa I ever heard as a teen, recently expelled from Catholic school. Hilarious stuff. Also later became a big Missing Persons fan, and never realized that the key members were all in Franks band at the time.
I only own a few Zappa recordings, but Joes Garage is probably my favorite. Maybe because this was the first Zappa I ever heard as a teen, recently expelled from Catholic school. Hilarious stuff. Also later became a big Missing Persons fan, and never realized that the key members were all in Franks band at the time.
RE: Dimming LEDs: Testor's enamel (plastic model) paint comes in a multitude of colors (gloss and matte) and they adhere very well to metal as well as plastic.
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