[Junior mints]

Already finding some neat stuff!

 

[directmusic94]

I'm surprised nobody, at least recently, mentioned Noisia. Probably some of the best produced and mixed electronic music. Particularly, their album.
 

 

[Junior mints]

Good call on the Noisia! I didn't know who they were, but realized their song 'Could This Be' was on one of my favorite games. Awesome stuff on the LCDs

 

[Headphonejunky]

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Very Cool WarriorAnt, will definitely stay tuned and now I have something to buy other than tubes for my Lyr 

 
Avishai Cohen "Seven Seas" and "Aurora" are amazing albums.  
 
Here's who is on Aurora:
Avishai Cohen: vocals, acoustic bass, piano on "Dreaming" and "Tres hermanicas eran "
Karen Malka: vocals
Shai Maestro: piano 
Amos Hoffman: electric guitar & Oud
Itamar Doari: percussion & vocals on "Two roses"
Jenny Nilsson: vocals on "About a tree"
Jimmy Greene: soprano & tenor saxophone
Lars Nilsson: flugelhorn
Bjorn Samuelsson: trombone
Bjorn Bholin: English horn
 
 
Avishai Cohen Trio is my favorite band of all time so I'm a bit biased.  There are 2 Avishai Cohens, one is definitely more popular than the other but I think both are based in Israel.
 
Avishai Cohen on the double bass and Maestro on piano.  Amazing stuff from the Chick Corea protege.  Saw the trio twice in concert in Seattle and Portland.  Great live or LCD-2.  Double bass plucking can really be heard prominently on the LCD-2.
 

 

Great reccomendation i bought the whole album. Continuo

 

[wahhabb]

Really appreciate this thread! It's great to get some new recommendations.
 
I listen to mostly classical, especially choral music, like Talis Scholars, Anonymous 4, Chanticleer... Also lots of chamber music. I like Arvo Part, Tavener, and some other minimalists.
 
For Pop, I'm a big fan of recent Leonard Cohen, from 10 New Songs through Old Ideas, and the current singers like Norah Jones, Patricia Barber, Diana Krall.
 
Still enjoy an occasional Beatles tune.
 
I also listen to lots of '40's music, although obviously not as audiophile fare.
 
Some jazz, like Charles Lloyd, Wynton Marsalis, Christian McBride, plus classics like big band music, boogie-woogie, Getz-Giberto, Satchmo, etc.
 
Random eclectic albums, like S.A.V.A.E., novelty songs, etc.

 

[commtrd]

Why yes I now have the stack and the LCD3s. Just incredible. Highly recommended! LCD3s are better than I dreamed they would be.

 

[mfaoro]

Just incredible. On my Maggies or my LCD3s. Best soundstage of any classical music I own:
 
https://www.hdtracks.com/index.php?file=catalogdetail&valbum_code=HX886443852716

 

[commtrd]

Al Marconi on LCD3 via Mjolnir/Gungnir. Whatever anyone says about the "X" phones for me it just does not matter. This setup is so exquisite [for me] I just listen in amazement and in pure bliss... That is all that matters...

 

[WNBC]

If you like Avishai's vocals then check out his "Sensitive Hours" album.  Released only in Israel but you can get it fairly easy in the States.
http://www.amazon.com/Sensitive-Hours-Avishai-Cohen/dp/B008QM5AYU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382542872&sr=8-1&keywords=sensitive+hours+avishai
 
 
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  Great reccomendation i bought the whole album. Continuo

 

[adamaley]

Whatever happened to this thread? I no longer own my Audezes but I own a lot of the music that was recommended on here. Great stuff! Come on fellas, it's been almost a year since y'all deserted, lol.

 

[Annafrancesca]

Hoping to revive this thread.
 
Favorite albums
 
Holly Cole Trio - Don't Some In Bed Album
 
Radka Tonef - Fairytales
 
Norah Jones - Come Away With Me
 
Clair Marlo - Let It Go
 
Pat Coil - Schemes and Dreams
 
Sheffield Drive
 
Sheffield Pop Experience
 
Sheffield Jazz Experience
 
Chesky Acoustic Jazz
 
.....listening with LCD2 Bamboo - ALO Audio Pan Am + Passport - Stock tubes

 

[bonesnv]

Hard to think of my favorites out of all the music I have, plus the LCD3's tend to make everything sound pretty phenomenal.  If I had to pick a top 5 go to songs, I would say they would be the following:
 
1)  Deep Purple - Highway Star (Live Japan)
2)  Tool - Lateralus or Ticks & Leaches (tie for #2)
3)  Chris Cornell - Call Me a Dog (Songbook Album)
4)  CCR - I Put a Spell on You
5)  Otis Redding - Anything from the Recorded Live album or his other live performances.
5)  Paco de Lucia, Al Di Meola - Friday Night in San Francisco (their guitar battles as they go back and forth are phenomenal!)

 

[Povell42]

I really like the artist Radical Face on my LCD3. A short little song that puts me in a trance is Letters Home (Aftermath) from The Bastards album.

Lets Revive this thread... I love it!

 

[commtrd]

All of Al Marconi's works. Alchemy, Esperanto, Heartstrings, Insomnia, Monument, Terra Nova, Tropicana. I could not begin to even count how many thousands of hours I have spent over the years listening to these absolutely beautiful compositions.
And so looking forward to hearing them all over again many times when the new LCD4Z arrive.

Also Johannes Linstead: Kiss The Earth, Mediterranea, Sol Luna Tierra, and Tales of a Gypsy. I could throw in Jesse Cook as well. All three of these artists are absolute guitar masters and these works are primarily classical / Spanish / new age type compilations.
And all very highly recommended for those times when one wants to withdraw into that inner space and meditate / chill / get away from life's pressures etc.

 

[blackdragon87]

I am liking Eminem alot recently on my LCD2. Specifically his Recovery album.