[felichella]

If yu like strong songs with good bass frequencies listen for example Reggae or Funk ,bands for ex:Bob Marley or Peter Tosh or Jamiroquai and in terms of rock listen several cd´s from Pink Floyd collection animals album or dark side of the moon for ex...the better is you can listen all music styles and comparing that get you happy

 

[mobbaddict]

Hip-hop songs that sound marvellous with my Denon D1001:
The Game - Hate it or love it
Prodigy - Veteran's memorial pt 2
Pharrell Williams - Angel
Kanye West - Roses
Snoop Dogg - Boss' life
Havoc - One less nigga
P Diddy - Last night
Jamie Foxx - Warm bed
Jay-Z - Justify my thug
Lil Wayne - Cash money millionnaire
Young Jeezy - I luv it
Nas - Ether

Other nice tracks...
Goldfrapp - Lovely head
Radiohead - Knives out
Coldplay - Speed of sound
MGMT - Kids

 

[Bizzel]

I find these really give the 650s a workout:

1. Jimi Hendrix - Bold as Love (and John Mayer's cover)
2. John Mayer - In Repair
3. Led Zeppelin - Bron Yr Aur Stomp, Misty Mountain Hop, Black Dog

 

[ZhoRZh]

Dire Straits - money for nothing
Dire Straits - Brothers in arms
Dire Straits - Soultans of swing

 

[accurate_dB]

For something dark: Final Chapter - D. Macaluso
For something deep: Liebstraum - Liszt
For something open: Time to say goodbye - Envio
For something wavy: ??? Emotions in Motion

 

[pataburd]

"Sounds from Hatari" by Henry Mancini (RCA) over the Denon D5000, driven by the Darkvoice 337 w/2x JAN Philips 6SJ7WGT and 2x GE 6080.

Wow! Pristine, sculpted in magnificent 3-D space and near perfect in every respect! : )

 

[kojebee]

Electra - Autumn Love, via Oppo DVD player/Travagan's Red/Kenwood KH K1000 has made me happy. A good combo considering it's price range, and I just loved music from 1989, travelling and working my round Euorpe. Down to the beach and chill. These Kenwood headphones have brought the mood back to me.

 

[gs750]

Eva Cassidy - Songbird - what a great voice. Wayfaring Stranger and Wade In The Water are particularly good.

Pat Metheny Group - Letter From Home & Still Like (Talking), both remastered, both exceptional.

 

[orangem]

Al Jarreau - Mas Que Nada
Allison Krauss - Now That I've Found You
The Beatles - Yesterday
Damien Rice - Amie

Thanks for this thread. Keep it going!

 

[JackeShan]

Pink Floyd - On The Turning Away.

David Gilmour's voice is just incredible in this song! It's so clean somehow..

 

[Little Bob]

Great thread.

Current favourite is 'One day like this' by Elbow

What a song - I defy anyone who hasn't heard it not to be moved by this track.

 

[JayW]

Led Zeppelin II - off vinyl: If a piece of equipment can't make this sound warm and lifelike, I'm not interested
Eric Clapton unplugged: There was some sort of magic involved in the mastering of this album, I'm fairly certain. Perhaps they just hadn't learned to compress everything on CD yet.
Metallica - And Justice for all.. : I listen to this looking for articulation and precision, but the album has no bass to it.
Underworld - dubnobasswithmyheadman - The track "skyscraper I love you" and "cowgirl" are good for evaluating clarity and bass response.
Beatles - Srgt. Pepper - The stereo mix of this album is excellent for determining seperation and imaging.

But the one that consistently blow my mind in everyday listening are Dark Side of the Moon off vinyl, the remastered Beatles Revolver CD and the Led Zeppelin DVD.

 

[frandy38]

Chemical Brothers - Block Rockin' Beats
Glen Campbell - Sing
The Meters - It Ain't No Use
Plant & Krauss - Rich Woman
R.E.M. - Electrolite
My Morning Jacket - I'm Amazed
Pernice Brothers - Clear Spot
Pogues - A Pair Of Brown Eyes

 

[Gladstone]

Radiohead - Life in a Glasshouse [Amnesiac]

 

[inthecup]

Cross Canadian Ragweed. Live from Tulsa.