[Destroysall]

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Looking forward to your edit with enclosed link of your groups performance and notation of how it was miked . TIA , and congrats on finding y/our passion and sharing of it .

  

Thank you very much! I will try and upload it at least on SoundCloud. 

 My only issue is that it's a LIVE recording, so editing out the audience will be a task. 

 

[FortLaudSTU]

Al Stewart - Greatest Hits

 

[kozmo]

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Listening to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon for the first time ever (I know, I know).
I'm totally loving it so far!
 

 
Wow, welcome to the planet Earth!

 

[Andolink]

 

[longbowbbs]

Al Stewart - Greatest Hits

Great album!

 

[treal512]

Here is a playlist of the songs I've come across lately. Enjoy!
 

 

[ZMZB]

Lykke Li - Youth Novel

 
Massive Attack - Mezzanine

 

[Robspeed]

So this is my second post here.  2 days after receiving my first pair of decent headphones.  Ever.  This is more of a story.   Yesterday I was on a flight between Ohare and Springfield.  I sat next to a young Marine, who I found out was just coming home from boot.  After we got air born, and got the OK, I put my new Uptowns on, and was listening to some metal.  I didn't think anyone could hear.  Not too long after, we started our approach for the short hop.  I removed the headphones, and Mr Marine says that band is AWESOME!  (I guess he could hear despite the claims of sound isolation)  So we spent the next 20 minutes talking about Machine Head, and metal, and boot camp, and concerts, and San Diego. When we got there he shakes my hand and says how cool it was meeting someone as old as me who likes metal.  Ouch!  But, it's true.  So this record is pretty much perfect for testing out new headphones, no matter what kind of music you normally listen to. 
 

 

[jmwreck]

 
artist: Birdy
album: Birdy, 2011
song: 1901
genre: Indie folk
 
her songs are soulful; her nasal voice that was emphasized too well in the mix creates an airy feeling and I love how the way the mood of the song was presented.
 
 
1901

 

[the_equalizer]

Miles Davis - Tutu
 

 

[longbowbbs]

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So this is my second post here.  2 days after receiving my first pair of decent headphones.  Ever.  This is more of a story.   Yesterday I was on a flight between Ohare and Springfield.  I sat next to a young Marine, who I found out was just coming home from boot.  After we got air born, and got the OK, I put my new Uptowns on, and was listening to some metal.  I didn't think anyone could hear.  Not too long after, we started our approach for the short hop.  I removed the headphones, and Mr Marine says that band is AWESOME!  (I guess he could hear despite the claims of sound isolation)  So we spent the next 20 minutes talking about Machine Head, and metal, and boot camp, and concerts, and San Diego. When we got there he shakes my hand and says how cool it was meeting someone as old as me who likes metal.  Ouch!  But, it's true.  So this record is pretty much perfect for testing out new headphones, no matter what kind of music you normally listen to. 
 

Welcome to Head-Fi Robspeed. From one old metal head to another!

 

[Silent One]

Sugar Hill Records - Greatest Rap Hits (1980) Vinyl Lp
 

 
Now playing...Spoonie Gee - "Spoonin' Rap" 

 

[DLeeWebb]

"Hands Of Glory" - Andrew Bird

 

[longbowbbs]

 

[Eee Pee]

Yes - 90125.  Their eleventh studio album released in '83.  
 

 
 
I remember seeing Owner of a Lonely Heart on MTV when it first aired.  Same time period as Say Say Say from Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson and Huey Louis and The News' Heart and Soul.  Ha!