Ham Sandwich
Headphoneus Supremus
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if im listening to pink floyd, its definitely LCD-2
yeah, well there's that too.
if im listening to pink floyd, its definitely LCD-2
Pink Floyd is both grand and intimate and Indie Rock does not come close to describe their work. Take "The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn" and compare it to "Animals". Pink Floyd is Pink Floyd given they have/had their own approach to making music.
Non the less a headphone just for Pink Floyd seems a bit silly. Given this is Head-Fi, who can blame you...
i think pink floyd was indie rock.
Never was... Prog was the dominant genre Pink Floyd played through out the 60s to the early 80s. Gilmour era Pink Floyd can be considered more Pop/Rock. As for that genre... I'll take my Sennheiser HD598s.
Strange, because he seems to be from Oregon... One would think that he might be a little more 'accepting' of these things.
To the OP, how about listing some other music that you like, because I still find recommending a headphone based on one band patently ridiculous.
indie rock is a subjective term.
Wiki describes Pink Floyd as progressive and psychedelic rock which I think is quite accurate. "Be Careful with That Axe, Eugene" is a classic example of their psychedelic streak.
For my ears at least, on top of a wide/accurate soundstage and a slightly coloured low end, I would prefer warm phones over ones with a lean sound. The alarm clocks at the beginning of "Time" has also been harsh to my ears until I heard them through a pair of LCD2s.
A cross between them and the D7000 would be a good match
what about hd 650s...
umm for 250 bucks he could buy sr225/sr125 and an entry level amp, grados don't need much amping