[kid vic]

 
DT770/80ohm vs K612pro and the AKG's had me like: 

 

[thelonious58]

Sibelius En saga and Lemminkainen Suite, Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra,Mikko Frank, on Ondine label - an absolutely superbly balanced and weighty recording with a great soundstage!

 

[derbigpr]

  For testing vocals:
 

 
Such a gorgeous voice...

 
 
 
I like this one even more. Recording quality is extraordinary. I can hear every tap of her fingernails on those piano keys trough T1's.
 

 

[Bark Snarly]

I like this one even more. Recording quality is extraordinary. I can hear every tap of her fingernails on those piano keys trough T1's.

Ooh, will listen to that when I get home, don't think I've actually heard it yet!

Thanks for sharing.

Surprisingly good mastering on all the like a version tracks I've listened too as well, the triple j guys seem to know what they're doing in the studio.

 

[lawrecedent]

DT770/80ohm vs K612pro and the AKG's had me like: 

This is always one of the first tracks I listen to on new gear. Beautiful track

 

[DeadMan]

 
 
 
 
Original version

 

[Triggerfish]

Excellent choice.  Fun movie also.

 

[BradYoung04]

 
 
DT770/80ohm vs K612pro and the AKG's had me like: 

 
Awesome track, I remember being at a festival and they were testing the main stage monitors with this the night before. It was terrifying. As for my suggestion;
 

 

[derbigpr]

Ooh, will listen to that when I get home, don't think I've actually heard it yet!

Thanks for sharing.

Surprisingly good mastering on all the like a version tracks I've listened too as well, the triple j guys seem to know what they're doing in the studio.

 
 
That's exactly what I've been saying since I stumbled upon that channel.  The also seem to mix for headphones, since their recordings sound especially good on headphones. I notice how they're all always wearing headphones, nobody is listening trough speakers inside their studio. 
 
I like this one too, it's a very snappy recordings, very fun to listen to on detailed and punchy headphones that manage to separate things well enough:
 

 

[wafflezz]

 

[DeadMan]

This is great fun for your cans.
 

 

[DeadMan]

   
 
That's exactly what I've been saying since I stumbled upon that channel.  The also seem to mix for headphones, since their recordings sound especially good on headphones. I notice how they're all always wearing headphones, nobody is listening trough speakers inside their studio. 
 
I like this one too, it's a very snappy recordings, very fun to listen to on detailed and punchy headphones that manage to separate things well enough:
 

They really understand sound. None of this loudness war nonsense. Very crisp. Clear. Not compressed and limited to death. Big thumbs up for this.

 

[kid vic]

   
Awesome track, I remember being at a festival and they were testing the main stage monitors with this the night before. It was terrifying. As for my suggestion;
 

Yeah? I'm in the P-funk right now but I'll get on this as soon as I comeback down.

 

[sprite40]

Two Steps From Hell - Science [HD]

Short but fun... 

 

[ArmAndHammer]

 
They really understand sound. None of this loudness war nonsense. Very crisp. Clear. Not compressed and limited to death. Big thumbs up for this.

Love them. Any song they do is simply fantastic. Just listened to that through my new HE-400's and it was pretty awesome.