[tf1216]

I hope this thread is exciting for some and not 'old news' for others.

I have favorite songs I like to listen to for each of my speakers. As a newbie in this hobby, I would like to hear what peoples' favorite songs are with different cans. I am looking forward to some replies. Thanks all!

 

[Trippytiger]

With my SR60, just about anything by The Tragically Hip sounds amazing. Their classic stuff like Nautical Disaster or New Orleans is Sinking is enough to keep me tethered to my amp no matter what!

 

[Rednamalas1]

With my K701, I love Mozart's Requiem, it's amazing

 

[Assorted]

Circle Dance - Kukai Vol.4 by Kitaro, on my ED9 + Pico. I wouldn't say they particularly shine with any of my classical collection, especially compared to this particular piece.

 

[Al Paccioli]

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Originally Posted by Trippytiger /img/forum/go_quote.gif With my SR60, just about anything by The Tragically Hip sounds amazing. Their classic stuff like Nautical Disaster or New Orleans is Sinking is enough to keep me tethered to my amp no matter what!

Yiff in hell.

 

[ads1107]

ooooo, so many (all are from the 'dance' , trance, techno etc etc) i could list!

Many of them, send shivers down my spine/give me goosebumps, literally! When i hear some songs, i feel like getting up and dancing lol (i just move my head instead or tap feet/hands lol)

 

[khbaur330162]

I especially like Rodrigo y Gabriela's Vikingman on my CD3000's.
People Under the Stair's Jamboree pt. 1 off the Stepfather album is really good on my ATH-2's, too. These are just some current favorites of mine.


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Originally Posted by Al Paccioli /img/forum/go_quote.gif Yiff in hell.

What's your problem, man?

This is a family forum... Keep it clean.

 

[Uncle Hank]

For years I've listened by my Stax to the album Soaring Through A Dream by Al Di Meola. It was (and still is) every time a pleasure

 

[barmar46]

The "Song of Burnadette" co written by Leonard Cohen and Jennifer Warnes.

The Chorus: "So many hearts I find
Hearts like yours and mine
Torn by what they've done and can't undo
I just want to hold you,
Come on let me hold you
Like Bunadettette would do.

Her voice and arrangement are gorgeous and sacred. Cohen's voice reaching into the core of the human heart as it's wounded, weary and yet has the courage, dignity, will and strength to survive. And in each moment of this complex yet beautiful music we/I am the one naked, raw and exposed and forever broken, being accepted and comforted by unconditioned love and in turn I too am that very same love in that very same moment give back exactly what is needing. A profound dance that goes well beyound the sketch and opportunity that has been given by these two creators. When I am fully present I then to become a part to the art as it's unfolding, another voice, another dancer.

 

[jgonino]

Trivium - The Crusade. Its like a magical journey, with hammering metal guitars, crazy wailing solos, and majestic sweeping and chugging riffs!

 

[khbaur330162]

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Originally Posted by barmar46 /img/forum/go_quote.gif The "Song of Burnadette" co written by Leonard Cohen and Jennifer Warnes. The Chorus: "So many hearts I find Hearts like yours and mine Torn by what they've done and can't undo I just want to hold you, Come on let me hold you Like Bunadettette would do. Her voice and arrangement are gorgeous and sacred. Cohen's voice reaching into the core of the human heart as it's wounded, weary and yet has the courage, dignity, will and strength to survive. And in each moment of this complex yet beautiful music we/I am the one naked, raw and exposed and forever broken, being accepted and comforted by unconditioned love and in turn I too am that very same love in that very same moment give back exactly what is needing. A profound dance that goes well beyound the sketch and opportunity that has been given by these two creators. When I am fully present I then to become a part to the art as it's unfolding, another voice, another dancer.

Sounds like some one's practicing Tai Chi or is tippin' out. Good to see your music can inspire and move you as such, though. I love when I can get into the state of mind where my reality is simply erased and all that's left is the music. I tend to think about time space and crap whenever I get to this point; just sheer nothingness and the possibilities of nothingness and whether my brain can comprehend nothingness to begin with...

Thanks for sharing.

 

[worldman]

All the songs on the album "The Best of Fleetwood Mac" heard through my Ultrasone Proline 750 and the music fed by Meier Audio MOVE. Great care has been taken in making top quality recording for this album and you will notice surprising improvement in your head-fi gear by listening to this particular album. Highly recommended.

PS: I don't know if it's the recording or my Meier MOVE, but even my Sennheiser CX300 sounds good. I was surprised.

 

[Ricky112]

I listen to Hannah Montana songs and a bunch of other disney songs on my Grado Sr 325i

 

[manofmathematics]

Ultimate Princess Collection? Just bought that for my daughters...

 

[tf1216]

Haha, I bet the Grados are just perfect for that!