[marillion64]

It used to be "I.G.Y." Donald Fagen from "The Nightfly" and also "Hundrum" from Peter Gabriel "Plays Live"..but after I heard "Morpheus" from "Mythologies" Patricia Barber..I've changed my mind..try to listen to it..probably will change your mind too..

 

[jgonino]

Lamb of God - Laid to Rest

Awesome on my DT-770's

 

[PenDragon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by edgar67 /img/forum/go_quote.gif What an awesome thread! I'm listening to Pink Floyd's Final Cut right now. Nice holophonic effects. Thanks for helping me get unplugged and plugged in right (5.1 --> px100's). This is all so new for me, so I can't say there's any one song, but this album sounds great. I was surprised to read that Roger Waters and David Gilmour don't care for this album much. Too much badness in it's making I guess. Anyway--thanks for sharing! What a great way to get exposed to new music. ----------------------------------------------- If you want to hear a great guitar player, check out Phil Keaggy. Check out a Youtube video of Phil here.

The Final Cut is by far my least favorite Pink Floyd album. First of all it's barely even a Pink Floyd album, more like a Waters solo album. Which is probably the reason Gilmour doesn't like it one bit. In my humble opinion it simply doesn't do well in comparison to their other amazing albums.

 

[Musicboy]

I love any song with analog sound with my headphones. It sounds fantastic in hi-fi.

 

[pageman99]

'Stormy Monday' by Cream off their reunion DVD.

Incredible!

Simply incredible sound and musicianship. Clapton's skill has worn exceptionally well over the years. One of the few early icons who can still do it.

 

[muz640]

genius to fall asleep to your tape last night
sounds go through the muscles
these abstract wordless movements
they start off cells that haven't been touched
before

these cells are virgins

my headphones
they saved my life
your tape
it lulled me to sleep

nothing will be the same

i'm fast asleep

i like this resonance
it elevates me
i don't recognize myself
this is very interesting

my headphones
they saved my life
your tape
it lulled me to sleep

i'm fast asleep now

i'm fast asleep

my headphones
they saved my life
your tape
it lulled me to sleep

Lyrics Bjork, Headphones, from the album Post

 

[RAQemUP]

Nevermore - The Seven Tongues of God
Primus - John the Fisherman
Orbital - the entire Middle of Nowhere cd
James Taylor - Something in the Way She Moves
David Bowie - Life on Mars

In my mp3 collection I always generally go back to those at least 2 times a day and just close my eyes and veg out.

 

[PenDragon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by pageman99 /img/forum/go_quote.gif 'Stormy Monday' by Cream off their reunion DVD. Incredible! Simply incredible sound and musicianship. Clapton's skill has worn exceptionally well over the years. One of the few early icons who can still do it.

Yeah there's not really many who actually sound better now than during the 60's/70's. However I'd say David Gilmour is even more amazing in that way, a good proof of this is "David Gilmour - Remember That Night - Live At The Royal Albert Hall", both vocally and when it comes to guitar playing he sounds better than ever. Simply amazing ^_^

 

[melomaniac]

at the risk of seeming fuddy-duddy, I have to add my testimonial here for the Strauss Four Last Songs, which are amazing (in several recordings I usually carry on my iMod) on IEMs. made me stick to my IEMs when I was a bit tired of them.

 

[The Pieman]

Private Investigations - Dire Straits
Telegraph Road - Dire straits
No Woman No Cry - Bob Marley live off the Legend album
Beethovens 9th - Herbert von Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic

these are a few of them.

cheers
Simon

 

[ElChupahueso]

Funny thing happened just a bit ago. I'm sitting here doing some reading and such and i've been listening to this giant mix of music. (Rolling Stone Magazine's Top 500 songs of all time to be exact in reverse order). Mind you, some of the stuff on the list, i'm not too keen on. I can appreciate them, but a lot of it isn't my cup of tea. Then the wierdest thing happened. A song came on that I generally abhor on principle alone, and it made me stop what i was doing and just listen. Then when it ended I started it again and just sat back with my eyes closed and listened again. That song really, and truly made me appreciate my system. The song was: We've Only Just Begun by The Carpenters.

Crazy man...

 

[tnmike1]

anything from Keith Jarrett as long as it's live
any Mahler symphony
Miles Davis' "Bitches Brew"--any track, any CD

 

[natural_nut]

Katie Melua's "Nine Million Bicycles"

I heard this song on vinyl, DVD-A and CD on my girlfriend's dad's $60000 stereo, and I can safely say that my humble Denon C700 and iPod shuffle 1G is at least 70% of that sound!

 

[Bobby2131]

Sigur Rós - Glósóli

 

[MaloS]

The one my roommate sings when he is in the shower.