You're totally missing out if you're not one of those drunk people. Or at least yell at them just for fun.

Quote: Originally posted by feverish uh, has no one mentioned Bob Marley? Or do you consider that Rasta music? anyhow, get "Songs of Freedom" - basically all anyone needs of Bob Marley Yes he's been mentioned, read the thread more closely.

I recently started listening to this: The Congos - Heart of the Congos Produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry who has been mentioned earlier in the thread. Highly recommended.

I haven't done a side by side test, but I'm pretty sure my Dell DJ sounds better than an iPod with Senn PX200s. So chalk up another one for "Player A" sounds better than "Player B."

Quote: Originally posted by markl Hi royboy2k, I read pitchfork all the time (mainly for their daily news), so I'm very familiar with their particular slant, it's usually pretty easy to determine ahead of time what they'll like or not like. They focus chiefly on the indie-rock scene (and...

markl, How do you know the list is narrowly-focused if you've only heard of 40% of the artists? Not that Pitchfork has a perfect list here (Rapture number one, uhh...), but perhaps you could provide a link to a list that provides what you feel is a more balanced view of the year's best music.

Quote: My vote goes to Hey Ya! by Outkast Yes

I suddenly feel like spinning my copy of The Soft Bulletin.

Quote: Originally posted by AdamP88 I was once in your shoes - loved The Bends, hated (well, ok, not hated, but didn't really like) OK Computer. Since then I have come around to realize what sheer genius OK Computer is. Ok, Karma Police is a little annoying still, but the album as a...

I voted some college. I've been to two classes so far.

Quote: Originally posted by wallijonn let's say that you pick up 5 CDs sound unheard. are you likely to just enjoy them for what they are worth? or are you likely to bring biases into your listening? I think everyone has biases while listening to music unless they've NEVER listened...

I was just looking for any site with advice from real, knowledgeable people (not pro reviews) that would tell me the best values in the headphone world. That site was Headwize, and the rest is history.

I don't feel like registering for the NY Times. Can you give me the gist of the article?

Rushmore is definitely my favorite, but I really enjoyed the others too. Can't wait for the next movie, "life aquatic with steve zissou" or whatever.

Quote: Originally posted by andrzejpw I have little sympathy. I try to scrape together enough money to buy a cd every so often, and you. . . And what? He said he downloaded a song and loved it, so he bought the cd. How does that relate to you? But yea, using your employer's...