When the Music's Over - The Doors

Radiohead

Death By Sexy - Eagles of Death Metal

It depends on what mainstream is defined as and what time period of music you're talking about. What I consider to be modern day mainstream music is mostly a form fitting product so I don't listen to it. However, I think for the most part, the mainstream music from the 60's through the 90's were...

Skin on Skin - Queens of the Stone Age

"Creep", "Last Flowers" and "Videotape" by Radiohead "Rubber Ball" and "Telescope" by Cage the Elephant "Down in a Hole", "Hate to Feel" and "Sickman" by Alice in Chains And pretty much anything by Modest Mouse

Try Qello. It's $5 a month but I think you can get a free trial to see how you like it. I just checked and they don't have R40, although they do have a decent amount of other Rush material and are constantly adding new stuff.

If someone asked you to play an album for them, and you had no idea of what their musical taste was like, what album would you play?

Inactive: The Doors Nirvana Talking Heads   Active: Queens of the Stone Age Cage the Elephant  Man Man

The Lonesome Crowded West - Modest Mouse Is This It - The Strokes Expanding Anyway - Morning Teleportation Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

Some of the ones that do it for me are: Bankrupt on Selling - Modest Mouse Trailer Trash - Modest Mouse The World at Large - Modest Mouse Last Flowers - Radiohead No Surprises - Radiohead Farewell Transmission - Songs: Ohia Rubber Ball - Cage the Elephant Telescope - Cage the Elephant

I'm in a similar situation with my PM-3's. I use Viper4Android which improves it a considerable amount. It might not be the final solution to your problem but it's worth a try considering it's free.

Does anyone use Viper4Android with these? If so, what are your settings?

I bought the 3 pack off of amazon for $15 about 6 months ago. I'm on my second pair right now, the first lasted for about 4 months with moderate usage. If you stick them straight in your ear the seal and isolation provided is a little better compared to normal earbuds, but if you roll the tips...

What do you have your V4A settings at?