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Ok cool. I have the Hell Freezes Over concert on DVD I am going to have to watch it on my computer and check it out should sound better off the DVD than my XRCD version.
Currently listening to Hotel California on SR60
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I switched out the comfies and got flats, then modded the flats (cutting a millimeter or so around the inner circle) to open up more HF. The bass is awesome. I also modded my SR60s by steaming the cups open, then punching out the holes in the filter behind the driver before installing damping foam on the back of the magnet plate, the back of the rear-grill button, and along the inner walls of both cups. It brings out a lot of bass, and with the cushion mods, it creates a dynamic though restrained response.
Here are some fun tracks I've enjoyed with SR60s. The list isn't meant to be exhaustive, just suggestive. In fact, it's embarrassing how many great tracks I've left out but I tried to pick some less obvious choices.
"Stockings," Suzanne Vega
"Miami Vice Theme," Jan Hammer
"The Waiting," Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
"Another Brick in the Wall," Pink Floyd
"Let's Dance," David Bowie
"Crocodile Rock," Elton John
"Famous Last Words," My Chemical Romance
"Going Overboard," The Fixx
"Scream," Avenged Sevenfold
"Queen of Spades," Styx
"Break on Through (To the Other Side)," The Doors
"Josie," Steely Dan
"The Spirit of Radio," Rush
"Magic Bus," The Who
"Ten Years Gone," Led Zeppelin
"Woman from Tokyo," Deep Purple
"Car Jamming," The Clash
"It's Just the Motion," Clair Marlo
"Bang Bang," Nancy Sinatra
"Too Much Heaven," The Bee Gees
"Introspection," Thelonious Monk
"Anarchy in the U.K.," The Sex Pistols
"Dope Nose," Weezer
"Don't Wait for the Sun," American Hi-Fi
"Sleeping with the Television On," Billy Joel
"Break Stuff," Limp Bizkit
"Hurt So Bad," Linda Ronstadt
"Sail Away Sweet Sister," Queen
"Eminence Front," The Who
"When the Ship Comes In," Bob Dylan
"Bodyheat," James Brown
"Business Time," Flight of the Conchords
"Gemini Dream," The Moody Blues
"Headshots," Suzanne Vega
"Here is the News," ELO
"If You Want My Love," Cheap Trick
"Sharp Dressed Man," ZZ Top
"In the Eye," Suzanne Vega
"What You Gonna Do," Pablo Cruise
"Day Danse," Chick Corea
"Cry, Cry, Cry," Johnny Cash
"My Best Friend's Girl," The Cars
"Come On, Come On," Billy Idol
"The 'In' Crowd," The Ramsey Lewis Trio
"Sexy Can I," Ray J
"Somewhere Out There," James Ingram
"Bang Bang," K'naan & Adam Levine
"Oh Yeah," Yello
"Teenagers," My Chemical Romance
"Burning Love," Elvis Presley
"Find Your Way Back," Jefferson Starship
"Love So Right," The Bee Gees
"Daniel," Elton John
"Riders on the Storm," The Doors
"Tiny Dancer," Elton John
"Wasted Days and Wasted Nights," Freddy Fender
"Bring Me to Life," Evanescence
"Lonely Day," System of a Down
"Drop Dead Legs," Van Halen
"Down in a Hole," Alice in Chains
"State of Shock," The Jacksons
"Welcome to the Jungle," Guns N' Roses
"Pornographer's Dream," Suzanne Vega
"Keep Me Comin'," Kiss
"My Love," Paul McCartney & Wings
"Dust in the Wind," Kansas
"Candle in the Wind," Elton John
"Leningrad," Billy Joel
"Into the Great Wide Open," Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
"She's So Cold," The Rolling Stones
"All the Young Punks," The Clash
"Calling Dr. Love," Kiss
"Time Out of Mind," Steely Dan
"Beautiful," Eminem
"Fame," David Bowie
"So Into You," Atlantic Rhythm Section
"Lords of the Ring," Styx
"Above the Clouds," Electric Light Orchestra
"Here is Gone," The Goo Goo Dolls
"Livin' in America," James Brown
"Radio/Video," System of a Down
"Reeling and Rockin'," Chuck Berry
"Nobody Not Really," Alicia Keys
"Suspicious Minds," Elvis Presley
"Blinded in Chains," Avenged Sevenfold
"Contraste," Dizzy Gillespie
"Roll Over Beethoven," Chuck Berry
"La Negra," Mariachi Vargas de Tacalitlan
"Scandinavian Skies," Billy Joel
"An Innocent Man," Billy Joel
"Gold Dust Woman," Fleetwood Mac
"May It Be," Enya
"Last Train to London," Electric Light Orchestra
"Black Dog," Led Zeppelin
"Overture (For a Few Dollars More)," Ennio Morricone
"Baba O'Riley," The Who
"Dragon Attack," Queen
"Surrender," Cheap Track
"Listen to What the Man Says," Paul McCartney & Wings
"Cold as Ice," Foreigner
"Master of Puppets," Metallica
"Light My Fire," The Doors
"Crank That (Soulja Boy)," Soulja Boy
"Got Me Going," DAY26
"Dirty Work," Steely Dan
"Wake Up," Rage Against the Machine
"In a Big Country," Big Country
"It's Still Rock and Roll to Me," Billy Joel
"Born in the U.S.A.," Bruce Springsteen
"Weird Science," Oingo Boingo
"7 Note in Black," Bixio-Frizzi-Tempera
"Keep on Runnin'," Journey
"New York State of Mind," Billy Joel
"T-Shirt," Shontelle
"In the Garage," Weezer
"Instant Karma," John Lennon
"First Date," blink 182
"Beast of Burden," The Rolling Stones
"Surf Wax America," Weezer
"You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet," Bachman Turner Overdrive
"Shining Star," Earth Wind and Fire
"I Want You," Cheap Trick
"Johnny B. Goode," Chuck Berry
"Brown Eyed Handsome Man," Chuck Berry
"Never Let You Go," Third Eye Blind
"Squeeze Box," The Who
"Damaged," Danity Kane
"Shock Me," Kiss
"Slide," The Goo Goo Dolls
"You Got Lucky," Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
"Cajun Baby," Hank Williams, Jr.
"Biggest Part of Me," Ambrosia
"Enjoy the Silence," Depeche Mode
"Everything I Own," Bread
"Don't Stop," Fleetwood Mac
"Don't Stop Till You Get Enough," Michael Jackson
"Little Weapon," Lupe Fiasco
"Paralyzer," Finger Eleven
"Hey Joe," The Jimi Hendrix Experience
"Killing in the Name," Rage Against the Machine
"Did You Steal My Money," The Who
"Haunt You Every Day," Weezer
"Marco Polo," Bow Wow
"Baby I'm a Want You," Bread
"Come Sail Away," Styx
"(Just Like) Starting Over," John Lennon
"Treat Me Right," Pat Benatar
"88," Sum 41
"My Sharona," The Knack
"Plush," Stone Temple Pilots
"Mr. Blue Sky," Electric Light Orchestra
"It's All I Can Do," The Cars
"Saved by Zero," The Fixx
"Everywhere," Fleetwood Mac
"A Man and a Woman," U2
"Ballad in Plain D," Bob Dylan
"Soldier Side," System of a Down
"Strange Magic," Electric Light Orchestra
"Crazy Train," Ozzy Osbourne
"Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," Crosby, Stills & Nash
"My Back Pages," The Byrds
"All Messed Up," Sum 41
"Old Man," Neil Young
"Every Breath You Take," The Police
"The KKK Took My Baby Away," The Ramones
"Lullaby," Shawn Mullins
"Human Nature," Michael Jackson
"Keep on Loving You," REO Speedwagon
"Again," Alice in Chains
"Evolution," Korn
"Angie," The Rolling Stones
"Car Wash," Rose Royce
"Nasty Habits," Oingo Boingo
"Heaven's On Fire," Kiss
"Losing My Religion," R.E.M.
"Jamming," Bob Marley
"One of Us," Joan Osborne
"I've Loved These Days," Billy Joel
"I Wanna Be Sedated," The Ramones
"The Best of My Love," The Eagles
"Who'll Stop the Rain," Creedence Clearwater Revival
"We Die Young," Alice in Chains
"Double Vision," Foreigner
"Corcovado," Antonio Carlos Jobim
"The Chain," Fleetwood Mac
"White Wedding," Billy Idol
"Hey There Delilah," Plain White T's
"Get Up Offa That Thing," James Brown
"Name," The Goo Goo Dolls
"Iris," The Goo Goo Dolls
"Woman," John Lennon
"Changes," David Bowie
"3AM," Matchbox Twenty
"You Don't Know How It Feels," Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
"Miss You," The Rolling Stones
"Remember the Time," Michael Jackson
"Take It Easy," The Eagles
"Fight Fire with Fire," Kansas
"Tusk," Fleetwood Mac
"If I Were a Weapon," Suzanne Vega
"Hot for Teacher," Van Halen
"Peg," Steely Dan
"Disturbia," Rihanna
"Sundown," Gordon Lightfoot
"Peek-A-Boo," Devo
"Midnight Blue," Electric Light Orchestra
"No Spill Blood," Oingo Boingo
"Good Riddance," Green Day
"Head Over Heels," Tears for Fears
"Even Flow," Pearl Jam
"Let's Go," The Cars
"Midnight Blue," Lou Gramm
"I Don't Know Why," Norah Jones
"Lover's Rock," The Clash
"Short Skirt/Long Jacket," Cake
"How Deep is Your Love," The Bee Gees
"Harlem's Nocturne," Alicia Keys
"I'm Carrying," Wings
"I'd Do Anything for Love," Meatloaf
"Say It Ain't So," Weezer
"Man in the Mirror," Michael Jackson
"Do It Well," Jennifer Lopez
"Spooky," Atlanta Rhythm Section
"Lady," Styx
"One Thing Leads to Another," The Fixx
"Passing Thing," Andrew Gold
"Stacy's Mom," Fountains of Wayne
"Smells Like Teen Spirit," Nirvana
"Invincible," Pat Benatar
"Tightrope," Electric Light Orchestra
"Run Like Hell," Pink Floyd
"One Headlight," The Wallflowers
"Doctor! Doctor!" The Thompson Twins
"Schweine," Glukoza
"Seventeen," Foreigner
"Fat Bottomed Girls," Queen
"Lonely Day," System of a Down
"Birk's Works," Dizzy Gillespie
"Hey Now," Oasis
"Supermassive Black Hole," Carter Burwell
"Surrender," Cheap Trick
"Rock the Casbah," The Clash
"Oh No Not Susan," Electric Light Orchestra
"Maybe I Was Wrong," Julian Lennon
"Cop Killer," Ice T
"Brain Stew," Green Day
"Beth," Kiss
"Crazy Love," Paul Simon
"Satisfaction," Devo
"Run Through the Jungle," Creedence Clearwater Revival
"You Can Call Me Al," Paul Simon
"Wise Up," Aimee Mann
"Stay," Oingo Boingo
"Everybody Wants Some," Van Halen
"Burning Down the House," Talking Heads
"No Cheap Thrill," Suzanne Vega
"Red Light," U2
"I Feel the Earth Move," Carole King
"All Along the Watchtower," The Jimi Hendrix Experience
"Back in Black," ACDC
"Happy Xmas," John Lennon
"More Than a Woman," The Bee Gees
"Goodbye Stranger," Suptertramp
| Originally Posted by JiNuWiNe /img/forum/go_quote.gif I closed my eyes and literally felt the presence of the stage. Magnificent! 
(Only quarter moded the stock pads so far.) But I listen mostly to Vocal Trance and Hip Hop / Rap / Pop and I find they don't have enough boom and kick to them. Can I also get open headphone recommendations based on the preferences please. |
I switched out the comfies and got flats, then modded the flats (cutting a millimeter or so around the inner circle) to open up more HF. The bass is awesome. I also modded my SR60s by steaming the cups open, then punching out the holes in the filter behind the driver before installing damping foam on the back of the magnet plate, the back of the rear-grill button, and along the inner walls of both cups. It brings out a lot of bass, and with the cushion mods, it creates a dynamic though restrained response.
Here are some fun tracks I've enjoyed with SR60s. The list isn't meant to be exhaustive, just suggestive. In fact, it's embarrassing how many great tracks I've left out but I tried to pick some less obvious choices.
"Stockings," Suzanne Vega
"Miami Vice Theme," Jan Hammer
"The Waiting," Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
"Another Brick in the Wall," Pink Floyd
"Let's Dance," David Bowie
"Crocodile Rock," Elton John
"Famous Last Words," My Chemical Romance
"Going Overboard," The Fixx
"Scream," Avenged Sevenfold
"Queen of Spades," Styx
"Break on Through (To the Other Side)," The Doors
"Josie," Steely Dan
"The Spirit of Radio," Rush
"Magic Bus," The Who
"Ten Years Gone," Led Zeppelin
"Woman from Tokyo," Deep Purple
"Car Jamming," The Clash
"It's Just the Motion," Clair Marlo
"Bang Bang," Nancy Sinatra
"Too Much Heaven," The Bee Gees
"Introspection," Thelonious Monk
"Anarchy in the U.K.," The Sex Pistols
"Dope Nose," Weezer
"Don't Wait for the Sun," American Hi-Fi
"Sleeping with the Television On," Billy Joel
"Break Stuff," Limp Bizkit
"Hurt So Bad," Linda Ronstadt
"Sail Away Sweet Sister," Queen
"Eminence Front," The Who
"When the Ship Comes In," Bob Dylan
"Bodyheat," James Brown
"Business Time," Flight of the Conchords
"Gemini Dream," The Moody Blues
"Headshots," Suzanne Vega
"Here is the News," ELO
"If You Want My Love," Cheap Trick
"Sharp Dressed Man," ZZ Top
"In the Eye," Suzanne Vega
"What You Gonna Do," Pablo Cruise
"Day Danse," Chick Corea
"Cry, Cry, Cry," Johnny Cash
"My Best Friend's Girl," The Cars
"Come On, Come On," Billy Idol
"The 'In' Crowd," The Ramsey Lewis Trio
"Sexy Can I," Ray J
"Somewhere Out There," James Ingram
"Bang Bang," K'naan & Adam Levine
"Oh Yeah," Yello
"Teenagers," My Chemical Romance
"Burning Love," Elvis Presley
"Find Your Way Back," Jefferson Starship
"Love So Right," The Bee Gees
"Daniel," Elton John
"Riders on the Storm," The Doors
"Tiny Dancer," Elton John
"Wasted Days and Wasted Nights," Freddy Fender
"Bring Me to Life," Evanescence
"Lonely Day," System of a Down
"Drop Dead Legs," Van Halen
"Down in a Hole," Alice in Chains
"State of Shock," The Jacksons
"Welcome to the Jungle," Guns N' Roses
"Pornographer's Dream," Suzanne Vega
"Keep Me Comin'," Kiss
"My Love," Paul McCartney & Wings
"Dust in the Wind," Kansas
"Candle in the Wind," Elton John
"Leningrad," Billy Joel
"Into the Great Wide Open," Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
"She's So Cold," The Rolling Stones
"All the Young Punks," The Clash
"Calling Dr. Love," Kiss
"Time Out of Mind," Steely Dan
"Beautiful," Eminem
"Fame," David Bowie
"So Into You," Atlantic Rhythm Section
"Lords of the Ring," Styx
"Above the Clouds," Electric Light Orchestra
"Here is Gone," The Goo Goo Dolls
"Livin' in America," James Brown
"Radio/Video," System of a Down
"Reeling and Rockin'," Chuck Berry
"Nobody Not Really," Alicia Keys
"Suspicious Minds," Elvis Presley
"Blinded in Chains," Avenged Sevenfold
"Contraste," Dizzy Gillespie
"Roll Over Beethoven," Chuck Berry
"La Negra," Mariachi Vargas de Tacalitlan
"Scandinavian Skies," Billy Joel
"An Innocent Man," Billy Joel
"Gold Dust Woman," Fleetwood Mac
"May It Be," Enya
"Last Train to London," Electric Light Orchestra
"Black Dog," Led Zeppelin
"Overture (For a Few Dollars More)," Ennio Morricone
"Baba O'Riley," The Who
"Dragon Attack," Queen
"Surrender," Cheap Track
"Listen to What the Man Says," Paul McCartney & Wings
"Cold as Ice," Foreigner
"Master of Puppets," Metallica
"Light My Fire," The Doors
"Crank That (Soulja Boy)," Soulja Boy
"Got Me Going," DAY26
"Dirty Work," Steely Dan
"Wake Up," Rage Against the Machine
"In a Big Country," Big Country
"It's Still Rock and Roll to Me," Billy Joel
"Born in the U.S.A.," Bruce Springsteen
"Weird Science," Oingo Boingo
"7 Note in Black," Bixio-Frizzi-Tempera
"Keep on Runnin'," Journey
"New York State of Mind," Billy Joel
"T-Shirt," Shontelle
"In the Garage," Weezer
"Instant Karma," John Lennon
"First Date," blink 182
"Beast of Burden," The Rolling Stones
"Surf Wax America," Weezer
"You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet," Bachman Turner Overdrive
"Shining Star," Earth Wind and Fire
"I Want You," Cheap Trick
"Johnny B. Goode," Chuck Berry
"Brown Eyed Handsome Man," Chuck Berry
"Never Let You Go," Third Eye Blind
"Squeeze Box," The Who
"Damaged," Danity Kane
"Shock Me," Kiss
"Slide," The Goo Goo Dolls
"You Got Lucky," Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
"Cajun Baby," Hank Williams, Jr.
"Biggest Part of Me," Ambrosia
"Enjoy the Silence," Depeche Mode
"Everything I Own," Bread
"Don't Stop," Fleetwood Mac
"Don't Stop Till You Get Enough," Michael Jackson
"Little Weapon," Lupe Fiasco
"Paralyzer," Finger Eleven
"Hey Joe," The Jimi Hendrix Experience
"Killing in the Name," Rage Against the Machine
"Did You Steal My Money," The Who
"Haunt You Every Day," Weezer
"Marco Polo," Bow Wow
"Baby I'm a Want You," Bread
"Come Sail Away," Styx
"(Just Like) Starting Over," John Lennon
"Treat Me Right," Pat Benatar
"88," Sum 41
"My Sharona," The Knack
"Plush," Stone Temple Pilots
"Mr. Blue Sky," Electric Light Orchestra
"It's All I Can Do," The Cars
"Saved by Zero," The Fixx
"Everywhere," Fleetwood Mac
"A Man and a Woman," U2
"Ballad in Plain D," Bob Dylan
"Soldier Side," System of a Down
"Strange Magic," Electric Light Orchestra
"Crazy Train," Ozzy Osbourne
"Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," Crosby, Stills & Nash
"My Back Pages," The Byrds
"All Messed Up," Sum 41
"Old Man," Neil Young
"Every Breath You Take," The Police
"The KKK Took My Baby Away," The Ramones
"Lullaby," Shawn Mullins
"Human Nature," Michael Jackson
"Keep on Loving You," REO Speedwagon
"Again," Alice in Chains
"Evolution," Korn
"Angie," The Rolling Stones
"Car Wash," Rose Royce
"Nasty Habits," Oingo Boingo
"Heaven's On Fire," Kiss
"Losing My Religion," R.E.M.
"Jamming," Bob Marley
"One of Us," Joan Osborne
"I've Loved These Days," Billy Joel
"I Wanna Be Sedated," The Ramones
"The Best of My Love," The Eagles
"Who'll Stop the Rain," Creedence Clearwater Revival
"We Die Young," Alice in Chains
"Double Vision," Foreigner
"Corcovado," Antonio Carlos Jobim
"The Chain," Fleetwood Mac
"White Wedding," Billy Idol
"Hey There Delilah," Plain White T's
"Get Up Offa That Thing," James Brown
"Name," The Goo Goo Dolls
"Iris," The Goo Goo Dolls
"Woman," John Lennon
"Changes," David Bowie
"3AM," Matchbox Twenty
"You Don't Know How It Feels," Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
"Miss You," The Rolling Stones
"Remember the Time," Michael Jackson
"Take It Easy," The Eagles
"Fight Fire with Fire," Kansas
"Tusk," Fleetwood Mac
"If I Were a Weapon," Suzanne Vega
"Hot for Teacher," Van Halen
"Peg," Steely Dan
"Disturbia," Rihanna
"Sundown," Gordon Lightfoot
"Peek-A-Boo," Devo
"Midnight Blue," Electric Light Orchestra
"No Spill Blood," Oingo Boingo
"Good Riddance," Green Day
"Head Over Heels," Tears for Fears
"Even Flow," Pearl Jam
"Let's Go," The Cars
"Midnight Blue," Lou Gramm
"I Don't Know Why," Norah Jones
"Lover's Rock," The Clash
"Short Skirt/Long Jacket," Cake
"How Deep is Your Love," The Bee Gees
"Harlem's Nocturne," Alicia Keys
"I'm Carrying," Wings
"I'd Do Anything for Love," Meatloaf
"Say It Ain't So," Weezer
"Man in the Mirror," Michael Jackson
"Do It Well," Jennifer Lopez
"Spooky," Atlanta Rhythm Section
"Lady," Styx
"One Thing Leads to Another," The Fixx
"Passing Thing," Andrew Gold
"Stacy's Mom," Fountains of Wayne
"Smells Like Teen Spirit," Nirvana
"Invincible," Pat Benatar
"Tightrope," Electric Light Orchestra
"Run Like Hell," Pink Floyd
"One Headlight," The Wallflowers
"Doctor! Doctor!" The Thompson Twins
"Schweine," Glukoza
"Seventeen," Foreigner
"Fat Bottomed Girls," Queen
"Lonely Day," System of a Down
"Birk's Works," Dizzy Gillespie
"Hey Now," Oasis
"Supermassive Black Hole," Carter Burwell
"Surrender," Cheap Trick
"Rock the Casbah," The Clash
"Oh No Not Susan," Electric Light Orchestra
"Maybe I Was Wrong," Julian Lennon
"Cop Killer," Ice T
"Brain Stew," Green Day
"Beth," Kiss
"Crazy Love," Paul Simon
"Satisfaction," Devo
"Run Through the Jungle," Creedence Clearwater Revival
"You Can Call Me Al," Paul Simon
"Wise Up," Aimee Mann
"Stay," Oingo Boingo
"Everybody Wants Some," Van Halen
"Burning Down the House," Talking Heads
"No Cheap Thrill," Suzanne Vega
"Red Light," U2
"I Feel the Earth Move," Carole King
"All Along the Watchtower," The Jimi Hendrix Experience
"Back in Black," ACDC
"Happy Xmas," John Lennon
"More Than a Woman," The Bee Gees
"Goodbye Stranger," Suptertramp
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this is the truth, except i listen to allman brothers and get lost in the music
| Originally Posted by lawrywild /img/forum/go_quote.gif I like progressive rock and progressive metal on Grado's 
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this is the truth, except i listen to allman brothers and get lost in the music
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Is it wrong that I like listening to Shania Twain on the sr60?
man she sounds great.
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No this is fine. It means you are embracing middle age.
| Originally Posted by JiNuWiNe /img/forum/go_quote.gif Is it wrong that I like listening to Shania Twain on the sr60?
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No this is fine. It means you are embracing middle age.
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I choose SR 60 only when i have to listen music at home but they do not sound enough when you are outside your home like airports where you do not want outer announcements and other people voices in your ear. but it is good for private use
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Eagles stuff is so well recorded that I bet even crappy headphones sound good with it... not that the sr60i are crappy. ; )
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"Get out of my cab"
| Originally Posted by Silenced /img/forum/go_quote.gif I HATE Eagles... that is all. |
"Get out of my cab"
Try:
Rammstein - Du Hast
Rammstein - Du Hast
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Gee, go figure, I LOVE "The Eagles". I also think the Steely Dan stuff sounds great.
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LOL!
| Originally Posted by wali /img/forum/go_quote.gif Try: Rammstein - Du Hast |
LOL!
For me its any sort of thrash metal. Slayer's South of Heaven works really well on the 60's for me.
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Add Jonie Mitchell "Blue" DCC Gold to the list if you want Grados to bring tears of joy.
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I like the Aerosmith Jazz CD better!
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| Originally Posted by VALIENTE /img/forum/go_quote.gif the Aerosmith Rock CD |
I like the Aerosmith Jazz CD better!
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First post, figure this would be a good place to start. Just got my sr60i in the mail the other day been listening to them nonstop. Anyways, Jimi Hendrix: Blues CD sounds amazing! Born Under a Bad Sign is by far the best. Though I ripped all my music into Apple Lossless and am just cruising through my albums all over again, fantastic.
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