Oh geez, I was trying to hold the shift key and drag my cursor down over the songs that I wish to add. I see now that I have to click on each song individually. Thank you very much!

This is a dumb question, but how do I select more than one track at a time when I'm setting up a playlist? For instance, if I wanted to add all the songs on an album to a playlist, how do I quickly select them all? I can't seem to find the answer to this simple problem anywhere. Help!

Another masterpiece, in my opinion, is Nick Drake's "Pink Moon." It doesn't get any better than that.

If I haven't already said something on this thread, I'd just like to be counted as a fan of the MS-1s. They're my favourite headphones.

I've been using a pair of MS-1s for my travel 'phones with a 5th generation classic Ipod. I really love the sound, but I ride the train daily, and the noise makes the experience less enjoyable than it should be. I'm looking for something which will block some of the sound, and give me a sound...

My modest list is as follows: Eric Clapton Bob Dylan Bo Diddley Everly Brothers Moody Blues Willy Nelson Oakridge Boys Neil Diamond Don Williams Tragically Hip The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra (many times!) Tim Williams (a few times) Tom Phillips and the Men of Constant Sorrow...

Could it be? Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac was forgotten again?

James Brown, you'll never be forgotten! My family played Funky Christmas through Christmas dinner. What an awesome performer. Music will never be the same without him.

'Getz/Gilberto,' by Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto and 'Pink Moon,' by Nick Drake come to mind.

Even better, check out Thom Hogans site. He writes a pretty good, balanced article. The F100, from what I've heard, is a very good camera. By most accounts it's one of the best film cameras on the market. I'm a Canon shooter (hence my profile name), so I'm not so well versed in the ways of...

For me, this is an impossible question. I love instrumentals more than any other form of music. If I never heard another song with words again, I'd still be happy. Well, maybe if I could keep just a few Bob Dylan albums... Some of my favourites are: Green Onions - Booker T. and the MGs...

Hey! Lay off Chilliwack! That's my home town...also, some of the original band members were family members and friends. Yah, they're not my favorite band, but the name's ok.

I believe this is what is called 'cool jazz.' It's very cool indeed. My favorite, in fact.

1629/454 go shaw cable!

To me, this album is a true classic. I wouldn't remove anything.

Thank you Head-Fi for all the information! My MS-1s arrived today, and I'm loving them! I would never have even heard of Grado or Alessandro without this forum. After reading about Grados here, I managed to listen to a pair of SR-125s at a local boutique. They were a lot more money than I...

I'll be 33 next month. How the heck did that happen?

'The Way You Look Tonight' - The Dave Brubeck Quartet from 'Jazz at the College of the Pacific Volume 2'

No way, don't touch it! I think Ok Computer is nearly perfect the way it is. For me, it was the best album to emerge in the '90s. I really wouldn't change a thing.

Mahler's 1st Symphony, first movement, performed by the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by James Judd. The dynamic range of this CD really floors me.

To defend Herr Guderian's honour, I'd like to point out that he was not a member of the Nazi party. In fact, he was a professional soldier, and had been in the service of his country since 1907. He was relieved of command briefly on Christmas day, 1941 for disobeying a direct order from Hitler...

Two obscure favourites of mine are The Sonics (my avatar is one of their album covers) and The Chickens, a current garage band from Toronto. They're both very cool.

Probably most of these have been stated elsewhere, but this is my list at the moment, in no particular order, excluding classical: Bob Dylan - 'The Royal Albert Hall Concert, 1966' Bob Dylan - 'Hiway 61 Revisited' Bob Dylan - 'Bringing it all back home' Bob Dylan - 'Nashville Skyline'...

Quote: Originally Posted by Jahn Isn't it cheating to use a greatest hits? Anyhow, most masterpiece albums are best taken in context of the entire album ingested all the way through and then saying "damn, that was a good album." imho! So, maybe saying "Hotel California" by The Eagles...

Quote: Originally Posted by johnjac "When The Evening Sun Goes Down"-Van Morrison 'A man called Sun' - The Verve