back in the old days when the AMP WARS were a-raging on head-fi, this amp was supposed to be "DA BOMB". some time later it came to light that these were so shoddily built they might actually BLOW UP. and when the HEAT was on the entrepreneur for not really delivering "THE GOODS" he made for...

Quote:   Quote: rehabitat, good recommendations for the thread's title. but if you look at the actual first post and at what the op had in mind, listening to that final recommendation is prone to give the poor guy a heart attack   heyyoudvd, i i second the score for 'the...

even more great albums! i agree, lots of competition for number two.   Quote: i wonder - are we poking fun at the thread starter, or at the unfortunates who don't agree, or at ourselves? and - is there a difference?   i mean, hallo spaceboy, there's a guy here called head...

i've been preaching about the excellence of 1. outside for years. bowie meets lynch and gibson with his best tunes in a decade. kees has already seconded the motion, so i'll make a third. and a fourth. so yes, everybody agrees (at least here in this thread.) you naysayers just aren't...

Quote: Originally Posted by haloxt Wow I just skimmed through that dumb article saying binaural beats isn't real. It's been an accepted fact for over a hundred years and researched countless times. Nietzsche said God is dead, likewise, I say science is dead. you seem to have...

a truly worthy head-fi list - once again showing the high regard many headphiles here have for refined metal. shame on pitchfork for ignoring the likes of tool, opeth, agalloch etc. thanks to limpidglitch for keeping the thread in shape, much appreciated.

Quote: Originally Posted by userlander Loveless might. It influenced a lot of artists, including Radiohead as probably the most obvious, but also Smashing Pumpkins, NIN, even U2, not to mention basically the entire shoegazer genre. no. loveless is a (fine, but still) rehash of...

Quote: Originally Posted by haloxt It is possible that audio equipment with huge power draw may be more susceptible to rfi/emi in the power line than an mp3 player which is the least power demanding. Also an mp3 player just may not be resolving enough that power problems are possible to...

Quote: Originally Posted by haloxt Just because there are physiological factors does not exclude the possibility of power purity factors. well yes - but the point is, once again: Quote: Originally Posted by Loque If you want an easy bit of proof, plug in your portable...

Quote: Originally Posted by catachresis Well, I have to agree with you that most pop-punk is just pop and utterly forgettable at that. But I gotta protest with an existential question that I still grapple with--Can I get a witness?--that we know that X's Los Angeles and Wild Gift, and...

Quote: Originally Posted by nick_charles SH Forums - View Single Post - DOORS "Morrison Hotel" AF Gold CD replacement copy NEWS.. Sound like nonsense to me, i.e the kind of "this is a superior system so I will subconsciously ignore any flaws in the playback" stuff that some vinyl...

Quote: Originally Posted by Loque I definitely notice it. I don't subscribe to the power theory by any means. If you want an easy bit of proof, plug in your portable player and you'll hear the same thing. yes! how come this is routinely, and conveniently, ignored? it IS...

winner: opeth - blackwater park runner-up: porcupine tree - in absentia the 00s have been an amazing decade for music, and i'm really looking forward to all the lists and new discoveries they will bring.

'bleach' is gritty, raw, energetic, full of anger. overlooked and underrated, very much so. when i saw nirvana live in a tiny local venue just before they exploded into worldwide stardom they were already on the transition to 'nevermind', playing some songs from that album with the raw furor...

once again, the words made me smile even while my eyes got tangled. PLEASE let this not be a postscrypt: you're surly missed around here. sourly. now where is that dictionary...