[wnmnkh]

I thought My Chemical Romance was probably worst recorded album until I bought some Fall Out Boy ones.

Man, this is terrible. So much clipping that I felt serious pain on my ears with very low volume. Yeah, currently I am using K701, which probably worsen the situation. I will try this with HD650.....

How they can make such terrible record? Don't they listen to their CDs before they release these?

 

[immtbiker]

Blame the money hungry record companies...not the bands. They make the recording "hot" for non-audiophiles. Can you imagine what it will sound like on a 128kbps .mp3 and Ipod earbuds

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[wnmnkh]

OK, even with HD650, my ears still hurt!
This is terrible, at least My chemical Romance is listenable with HD650, but this one is so clipping much that I can't listen more than 20 minutes!

Now I am trying this with HD595, the probably most forgiving cans I have (and have ever had.) I am thinking about selling the CD.

 

[no1likesme]

the worst quality album EVER: The Bloodhound Gang "hooray for boobies"

 

[Coltrane]

Im pretty sure the record companies assume that no audiophiles would be buying My Chem or Fallout Boy records.

99% of their fan base is 14 year olds with ipods and ibuds,

 

[fordgtlover]

I think you're giving record companies way too much credit. Can you imagine record company execs debating which albums might be purchased by audiophiles and how hot the recording should be. Nope, can't see it.

BTW, I like Fallout Boy and I'm 40 - I'm a 1%'er - yeeaaa!!!

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Originally Posted by Coltrane /img/forum/go_quote.gif Im pretty sure the record companies assume that no audiophiles would be buying My Chem or Fallout Boy records. 99% of their fan base is 14 year olds with ipods and ibuds,

 

[wnmnkh]

With HD595, the sound is much more enjoyable, but it leaves much to be desired.

Well, you're right fordgtlover. I should abandon all hopes on those record companies....