[fourrobert13]

 

[HungryPanda]

 

[Jujoe]

 

[Jake21]

The song "Fast Car" is my favorite.

 

[baskingshark]

'Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered' by Silje Nergaard

 

[Carolina Pitbull]

The song "Fast Car" is my favorite.

I remember hating that song back when it was all over top 40 radio. Recently I listened to the entire album for the first time and I absolutely loved it.

 

[PlantsmanTX]

 

[blackdragon87]

 

[RickB]

Pink Floyd - Animals (1977)

 

[Carolina Pitbull]

Tool - Lateralus (2001)

Mp3 320 Kbps > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6SN7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

Anthology of American Folk Music (1952)

Mp3 320 Kbps > FiiO X3 Gen 2 > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6Sn7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

David Bowie - Aladin Sane (1973)

Mp3 320 Kbps > FiiO X3 Gen 2 > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6Sn7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

Mary J. Blige - My Life (1994)

Mp3 320 Kbps > FiiO X3 Gen 2 > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6Sn7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

Muddy Waters - Folk Singer (1963)

Mp3 320 Kbps > FiiO X3 Gen 2 > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6Sn7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

 

[biosailor]

 

[RCBinTN]

Tool - Lateralus (2001)

Mp3 320 Kbps > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6SN7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

Anthology of American Folk Music (1952)

Mp3 320 Kbps > FiiO X3 Gen 2 > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6Sn7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

David Bowie - Aladin Sane (1973)

Mp3 320 Kbps > FiiO X3 Gen 2 > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6Sn7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

Mary J. Blige - My Life (1994)

Mp3 320 Kbps > FiiO X3 Gen 2 > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6Sn7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

Muddy Waters - Folk Singer (1963)

Mp3 320 Kbps > FiiO X3 Gen 2 > Bifrost 4490 > Lyr 3 (Sylvania 6Sn7GT, Bad Boy) > Shure SRH 1540

That's about the most eclectic mix I've seen on this thread, except perhaps when Taffy gets a wild hair
If you write your rig as a signature line, in your profile, it will appear automatically so you don't have to type it each time.
BTW, that Muddy Waters album is one of my favorite blues albums of all time!

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John's 2nd solo studio album post-Beatles, released in 1971, remastered several times
most recently in 2018. Basically a rant against Sir Paul and the establishment, but yet
the songs (even the nasty ones) are engaging. The song Imagine is among John's best
work IMO. Cover art by Yoko Ono with a Polaroid camera.


The Beatles 9th studio album, released in 1968 after the blockbuster Sgt. Peppers.
Most songs were written in Rishikesh, India, during transcendental meditation training.
The writing was peaceful and mostly drug-free, but the recording was anything but peaceful
and George Martin, Geoff Emerick and then Ringo walked out (Ringo did come back).
Sgt. Peppers is a more polished album, but IMO this album is more "fun" due to the free-
wheeling nature of the recordings ... it does however scream chaos about impending doom.
Please chime in on my thoughts, oh Head-Hi expert on The Beatles @BobG55!

ps. This album was remastered in 2016 by Giles Martin. Bring on the Abbey Road remix!
pps. Every time I hear the song Helter Skelter, I can get how Manson took it evil.
HD800 ------>

 

[Carolina Pitbull]

That's about the most eclectic mix I've seen on this thread, except perhaps when Taffy gets a wild hair
If you write your rig as a signature line, in your profile, it will appear automatically so you don't have to type it each time.
BTW, that Muddy Waters album is one of my favorite blues albums of all time!

I am working my way through Rolling Stone's List of the top 500 albums of all time, that accounts for my eclectic mixes! I appreciate the signature line suggestion. I will just have to remember to change out some of the details as I swap out sources and headphones fairly frequently. Today was my first time listening to the Folk Singer album and I can see why you like it so much. The quality of the recording was spectacular.

 

[RCBinTN]

Nice! I'm thinking about referencing the Stoney top 500 list myself. Oops, two posts, sorry folks.

 

[archdawg]