Young Spade
Headphoneus Supremus
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Just a little something I wrote up a couple minutes ago. Tell me what you think
To hear the wooden footpedels being pressed, to hear every string on a violin, to feel the
weight of a piano's keys, to feel the grain of the wood in their hands;
To know what it's like on that stage in front of thousands, to know that your life's dedication
is resting all in this single moment in time; nothing else matters, nothing else is real.
To feel, to FEEL the weight of the world on their shoulders as they take that first breath...
the first breath before they pour their very soul out into the instrument in their hands;
To hear their life's dedication of the reproduction of the most gracious, the most powerful, the
most complete work of art to ever be heard;
To hear the soundwaves themselves slow and hasten to the temperature in the room; to hear a
complete 1 to 1 reproduction of the most moving man-made creation ever produced.
To be able to completely replicate that feeling, that sound, that moment in time... to be able
to completely experience that same exhilarating feeling of being finally complete...
To be able to feel the admiration, the pain, the sorrow; to be able to fathom the very existance
of the soul of an individual in its raw, untaimed form.
This is why I do it. This is why I am an audiophile.
-Sean Jackson
To hear the wooden footpedels being pressed, to hear every string on a violin, to feel the
weight of a piano's keys, to feel the grain of the wood in their hands;
To know what it's like on that stage in front of thousands, to know that your life's dedication
is resting all in this single moment in time; nothing else matters, nothing else is real.
To feel, to FEEL the weight of the world on their shoulders as they take that first breath...
the first breath before they pour their very soul out into the instrument in their hands;
To hear their life's dedication of the reproduction of the most gracious, the most powerful, the
most complete work of art to ever be heard;
To hear the soundwaves themselves slow and hasten to the temperature in the room; to hear a
complete 1 to 1 reproduction of the most moving man-made creation ever produced.
To be able to completely replicate that feeling, that sound, that moment in time... to be able
to completely experience that same exhilarating feeling of being finally complete...
To be able to feel the admiration, the pain, the sorrow; to be able to fathom the very existance
of the soul of an individual in its raw, untaimed form.
This is why I do it. This is why I am an audiophile.
-Sean Jackson