[deviationer]

A Perfect Circle - The Package

there is many more but I can't think of them right now

 

[skeptic]

Favorites on my Beyer DT880's (05):

Ingrid Michaelson - "The Way I Am" (or really anything else off either of her two albums)
Chanticleer - "Down by the Sally Gardens" [The Anniversary Album]
Cloud Cult - "May your Heart Stay Strong"
Across the Universe Soundtrack - "Because" and "Oh Darling"

 

[penger]

Favorites on my HD650:

Various Artists - "This is K2 HD sound!"
In particular, I love the Pepe Romero - Zapateado, excerpt track.

 

[YtseJamer]

The Tea Party - The Edges Of Twilight

The whole album is amazing on my Edition 9

 

[manofmathematics]

Crosby, Stills and Nash - Helplessly Hoping.

Stills dead center, Crosby to the left and Nash to the right.

F...... Amazing!

 

[renegg]

Albums I say:

Alan Parson Project.- Try Anything Once
Billy Joel.- Songs in the Attic
Dire Straits.- Brothers in Arms
Eric Clapton.- Unplugged
Pink Floyd .- The Wall
Scorpions.- Acoustica
Peter Frampton

 

[JackeShan]

Can anyone recommend some nice bass heavy/punchy music for the Denon D5000? I really wanna try out some good drum heavy music too if you know what I mean.

Doesn't matter if it is metal/ rock/ techno etc.

 

[UnknownSouljer]

Rob Dougan
-Furious Angels
-Clubbed to Death II
-There's Only Me

Hybrid
-Kid 2000
-If I Survive
-Falling Down (and then) Last Man Standing

Muse
-Citizen Erased
-Futurism
-Plug in Baby
-New Born

Radiohead
-National Anthem
-Idioteque
-Pyramid Song
-Everything in its Right Place
-Airbag
Tacks 9-14 of Hail to the Thief (As I've told some people about it, and they agree these tracks merge together in such a way that is very mood altering and amazing, definitely a fun ride.)

Rage Against the Machine
-Bulls on Parade
-Bombtrack
-Vietnow
-Know your Enemy

Pink Floyd
Try the staples like Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall


These are just a couple, I really could go on and on with tracks...

Quote:

Originally Posted by JackeShan /img/forum/go_quote.gif Can anyone recommend some nice bass heavy/punchy music for the Denon D5000? I really wanna try out some good drum heavy music too if you know what I mean. Doesn't matter if it is metal/ rock/ techno etc.

I'm using a Zero DAC/AMP into Denon AH-(M)D5000's... a lot of the tracks listed are bassy and have good punch. For optimal listening buy the albums and/or use flac.

 

[DemonicLemming]

I've found Russian Circles to have some rather pronounced "tactile" feel to it, although I wouldn't call it bass-heavy at all.

 

[paul_lindemann]

Live over America, Paco DeLucia

 

[potato28]

Get Yourself High- Chemical Brothers( Switches Rely on Dub)
Get Yourself High - Chemical Brothers (Switches Rely on Rub)
Intergalactic - Beastie Boys (BASS!!!)
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Daft Punk
Amour Du Sol - Yelle (beautiful song, but en francais)

 

[Zodduska]

Roisin Murphy - Overpowered

 

[troymadison]

Literally almost anything with the K1000, makes everything sound like a binaural recording. I was most impressed with Yankee Hotel Foxtrot with these since I couldn't imagine this album sounding any better. For the K501, well recorded music, chamber music or easy listening music sounds pretty damn good. The QP250 doesn't wow me much but it gives me the most sound while still being laid back if that makes any sense. They are how I wanted the Sennheisers to sound.

 

[Tapiozona]

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnknownSouljer /img/forum/go_quote.gif Rob Dougan Radiohead -Everything in its Right Place

Couldn't agree more with a lot of the songs on your list but this one in particular is amaaazing sounding in with my D2000's.

It just works in so many ways.

 

[JackeShan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnknownSouljer /img/forum/go_quote.gif Rob Dougan -Furious Angels -Clubbed to Death II -There's Only Me Hybrid -Kid 2000 -If I Survive -Falling Down (and then) Last Man Standing Muse -Citizen Erased -Futurism -Plug in Baby -New Born Radiohead -National Anthem -Idioteque -Pyramid Song -Everything in its Right Place -Airbag Tacks 9-14 of Hail to the Thief (As I've told some people about it, and they agree these tracks merge together in such a way that is very mood altering and amazing, definitely a fun ride.) Rage Against the Machine -Bulls on Parade -Bombtrack -Vietnow -Know your Enemy Pink Floyd Try the staples like Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall These are just a couple, I really could go on and on with tracks... I'm using a Zero DAC/AMP into Denon AH-(M)D5000's... a lot of the tracks listed are bassy and have good punch. For optimal listening buy the albums and/or use flac.

Cool

I always use FLAC btw.