#51
printerati , 01-23-09 07:06 PM
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Some albums really are a revelation, and the multichannel mixes can add an entirely new dimension to them, like Keane's Hopes and Fears.Originally Posted by hdtv00
But these are my first listen to SACD. And my god I'm blown away, direct DSD mode for the win. Just pisses me off everything isn't in dvd-audio or SACD...
It has been a couple of years since my last SACD purchase, and I have several OOP discs purchased at retail price that now go for ridiculous amounts on Amazon and eBay (Allison Krauss and Bruce Cockburn among them). I don't spin any of them as often as I should.
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I can't even imagine. My wife gives me shit pretty regularly for backing up all of our digital music onto a server, and then backing that up onto DLT, but I'm not willing to take any chances.Originally Posted by Cosmic Bus
After being pretty disappointed in a number of early '09 releases and losing my entire collection (consisting of both purchased and downloaded material over the past eight or nine years, for what it's worth) this past November -- and then having the replacement HD kick the bucket after only two months -- music is something I'm going to need a substantial break from.
#52
Cosmic Bus , 01-23-09 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by KillerCannibal
I'm on something of a stoner rock kick right now
That's a nice trio of albums for sure. Care for any other recommendations? 
#54
riotinmyskull , 01-25-09 07:33 AM
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don caballero - punkgasm
j. tillman - vacilando territory blues
trans am - futureworld
#55
printerati , 01-25-09 07:32 PM
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I finally got a copy of the Memories of Murder soundtrack. Track 29 (which plays over the closing credits) still haunts me.
#56
I didn't even know there was a 25 image limit to posts! I'll continue here:
Week Four
Suede - Suede
Blur - Parklife
Pet Shop Boys - Discography
Hall & Oates - The Very Best of Hall & Oates
Pet Shop Boys - Bilingual
David Bowie - Hunky Dory
Frightened Rabbit - Liver! Lung! FR!
Anya Marina - Slow & Steady Seduction: Phase II
Week Four
Suede - Suede
Blur - Parklife
Pet Shop Boys - Discography
Hall & Oates - The Very Best of Hall & Oates
Pet Shop Boys - Bilingual
David Bowie - Hunky Dory
Frightened Rabbit - Liver! Lung! FR!
Anya Marina - Slow & Steady Seduction: Phase II
#57
LickTheABCs , 01-28-09 03:01 PM
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In the last couple of days:
#58
printerati , 01-28-09 03:25 PM
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I have heard from multiple sources that New York Town was a return to form for Black 47. Trouble In The Land was the beginning of the end as far as I was concerned, and the snippets I've heard from Iraq only reinforced that position, but I want to believe that they can pull it together once more.
Nope. Same shit, different disc. I listened to Fire of Freedom, which I had not spun for quite some time, immediately afterwards just to make sure they didn't suck all along, and it remains as fun and raucous as ever. I'm not sure what happened to them, but I no longer have interest in anything post-Green Suede Shoes.
#59
For 3 straight days the only music I've been listening to has gloriously been . . .
Only took over 10 years for this to finally come out, but it's so worth it.
Only took over 10 years for this to finally come out, but it's so worth it.
#64
dick_grayson , 01-28-09 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by LickTheABCs
In the last couple of days:
This album rules.
#65
printerati , 01-29-09 03:57 PM
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New album comes out 2/17. Originally Posted by The Bus
Asobi Seksu — Citrus
#66
Cosmic Bus , 01-29-09 07:00 PM
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Hush is a complete dud, in my opinion. They've stripped away anything that made the band interesting and enjoyable in the first place.Originally Posted by printerati
New album comes out 2/17.
#67
printerati , 01-29-09 08:19 PM
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That's a shame. I haven't read a thing about it, and I didn't bother with the Me & Mary single that eMusic offers because they will have the full album available on release date. I'm still going to download it, but my excitement is a bit tempered now.Originally Posted by Cosmic Bus
Hush is a complete dud, in my opinion. They've stripped away anything that made the band interesting and enjoyable in the first place.
#68
bunkaroo and I have similar taste...I have Testament in the queue (well on my laptop)...
But in the car right not, it is the best band you are not listening to, Fireball Ministry:
But in the car right not, it is the best band you are not listening to, Fireball Ministry:
#69
Today's soundtrack. . .
My 2nd favorite album of the year so far, (of coarse, it is one of my favorite artists, so that helps)
My 2nd favorite album of the year so far, (of coarse, it is one of my favorite artists, so that helps)
#70
That Madeleine Peyroux album is great. I'm currently listening to what I consider the best electronic music album since DJ Kicks: Erlend Øye:
Paul Kalkbrenner's Berlin Calling. I don't know what genre you'd call it but it is compulsively listenable.
Paul Kalkbrenner's Berlin Calling. I don't know what genre you'd call it but it is compulsively listenable.
#71
brokenhanger , 01-30-09 04:16 PM
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Week Four
I was never big on this one, but I've been listening to it a fair bit lately and it's a lot stronger than I ever gave it credit for.Originally Posted by DJLinus
I didn't even know there was a 25 image limit to posts! I'll continue here:Week Four
That said, I've been digging into the Elbow b-side collection this week. So goood.
#72
OK, here's an example track from that Kalkbrenner record:
