You are just to cryptic at times for my slow brain cells after workHmm...so now I know that you don't read posts....I wrote that above
Cheers!
For those of us with multiple headphones, which ones are you listening with now?
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fidgeraldo
Headphoneus Supremus
Hahahaha...ok..you pass with this.You are just to cryptic at times for my slow brain cells after work
PinkyPowers
Reviewer: The Headphone List
Cayin N5ii > Mojo 2 > Pietus Maximus > ZMF Atticus
Davidzak64
Headphoneus Supremus
This Album Rocks!
K340 Electrostat-Dynamic-System (green drivers) stock < Schiit LYR 3 (EH 6SN7 tube) < Loxjie D30 < Amazon Music HD.
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pataburd
Headphoneus Supremus
AKG K812 Pro [Oratory 1990 EQ] . . . <--Hagerman Audio Labs Tuba|2x RCA 6BQ5 [HI Gain, volume at 1:00] . . . <--SMSL D400EX [Super Slow, Sound 2] . . . <--Apple Music:
[Honky Tonk Angel, Patty Loveless; UMG Recordings. Inc. 1988. Currently queued: "Blue Side of Town"]
[Honky Tonk Angel, Patty Loveless; UMG Recordings. Inc. 1988. Currently queued: "Blue Side of Town"]
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Hypops
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Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite < Mojo 2 < MacBook (Tidal)
Rifts (2009), Oneohtrix Point Never
Who'd have thunk that Daniel Lopatin, the Canadian dude doing wild retro-synth experiments in the early '00s, would go on to produce some of the biggest and best pop albums and some of the most memorable film scores in the present? Certainly not me. What's really wild is that for as much as his style and visibility have changed his music, this collection of his early EPs still stands tall among his best and more recent work. Fantastic stuff from beginning to end.
Rifts (2009), Oneohtrix Point Never
Who'd have thunk that Daniel Lopatin, the Canadian dude doing wild retro-synth experiments in the early '00s, would go on to produce some of the biggest and best pop albums and some of the most memorable film scores in the present? Certainly not me. What's really wild is that for as much as his style and visibility have changed his music, this collection of his early EPs still stands tall among his best and more recent work. Fantastic stuff from beginning to end.
theintention
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Lydia - Illuminate
Szalayi / RU7 / Qobuz
https://songwhip.com/lydia/illuminate
A local band I admired growing up, they found some success with the release of this album and never quite topped it... This is an indie / emo masterpiece imo. Haunting album, I regret not giving it a spin when it was colder out.
edit - god, All I See is an incredible song... I always forget how perfect it is.
Szalayi / RU7 / Qobuz
https://songwhip.com/lydia/illuminate
A local band I admired growing up, they found some success with the release of this album and never quite topped it... This is an indie / emo masterpiece imo. Haunting album, I regret not giving it a spin when it was colder out.
edit - god, All I See is an incredible song... I always forget how perfect it is.
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pataburd
Headphoneus Supremus
" . . . been down since I began to crawl . . . "Grado RS-1x << Schiit Vali 3 (Tesla ECC802S):[Stax: released August, 1967.] A great album, classic tunes - have to love the Gibson 'Flying V'. RS-1x for this job!!
I had this collection [and many others] on 8-Track tape(!).
Singaravelan
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Hmmm just reading about his hallucinatory live showsKiwi Ears Orchestra Lite < Mojo 2 < MacBook (Tidal)
Rifts (2009), Oneohtrix Point Never
Who'd have thunk that Daniel Lopatin, the Canadian dude doing wild retro-synth experiments in the early '00s, would go on to produce some of the biggest and best pop albums and some of the most memorable film scores in the present? Certainly not me. What's really wild is that for as much as his style and visibility have changed his music, this collection of his early EPs still stands tall among his best and more recent work. Fantastic stuff from beginning to end.
https://www.thestranger.com/music/2...ined-a-cult-at-the-oneohtrix-point-never-show
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Burson Conductor 3 > Cayin HA-3A > Arya Stealth
It's another evening listening to Vorna, but this time from the album "Sateet palata saavat", which basically means the rain will return. This song is actually the first one I encountered from the band for what feels like many years ago. Like many great Finnish songs, this one has a strong element of melancholy that is delicately intertwined with the melodic and heavy moments. Beautiful.
It's another evening listening to Vorna, but this time from the album "Sateet palata saavat", which basically means the rain will return. This song is actually the first one I encountered from the band for what feels like many years ago. Like many great Finnish songs, this one has a strong element of melancholy that is delicately intertwined with the melodic and heavy moments. Beautiful.
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Cat Whisperer Bob
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Fostex TH-909- Liquid Platinum
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YtseJamer
Headphoneus Supremus
Icon Audio HP8 → ZMF Atrium
theintention
1000+ Head-Fier
Blunt Chunks - The Butterfly Myth
Szalayi / RU7 / Qobuz
https://songwhip.com/bluntchunks/the-butterfly-myth
Really nice little folk/pop album that was featured on Qobuz. Especially vibing with the sheer amount of different instruments and crisp production.
Szalayi / RU7 / Qobuz
https://songwhip.com/bluntchunks/the-butterfly-myth
Really nice little folk/pop album that was featured on Qobuz. Especially vibing with the sheer amount of different instruments and crisp production.
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