Ballad of a Thin Man - Bob Dylan

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Radiohead - OK Computer (as has already been said) Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde

For me, R 'n' B just doesn't have any heart. All the emotion just slides straight off it. I just can't get into it.

The only band I came close to being obsessive about was Silver Sun. This may be because it is easier to obsess about bands that nobody has ever heard of. It's easier to corner the market.

Radiohead - Ok Computer Paul Simon - Graceland Tom Waits - The Heart of Saturday Night Cake - Fashion Nugget Joni Mitchell - Blue The Band - The Band Nick Drake - Pink Moon JJ Cale - Naturally At the Drive In - Relationship of Command Monkey Mafia - Shoot the Boss

Looks good. I'm definitely interested.

A single man - very good soundtrack

Van Morrison - Moondance Paul Simon - Graceland   Could listen to these over and over

The Unthanks - Last Radiohead - In Rainbows Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings - I learned the Hard Way Frida Hyvonen - Silence is Wild My Brightest Diamond - Bring me the Workhorse

Another shout out for Prince, that man is simply incredible on any instrument.   Has anybody said Nick Drake/Nic Jones - both outstanding folk guitarists.   Jonny Greenwood, for producing genuine attack and tone that is Hendrix like in the way it punctuates Radiohead's more rock-heavy...

  Nic Jones - Penguin Eggs Mount Moriah - Mount Moriah Joe Lally - Why Should I Get Used to It? Thundercat - The Golden Age of the Apocalypse

The HiFiMan EF2 discussed above looks interesting. How portable is it?

Been listening to my pair of 262s paired with a PA2V2 for a couple of months now. Amping greatly improves the quality of the sound and, as noted above the PA2V2 just gives a very neutral boost to the original signature, maybe with a slightly warmer hue. I'd recommend the combination as a...

Always so many things to want, always so few dollars to buy them with..... Enough to drive a man to drink.