The Real Kick Out Of Sound...

what the music of Elbow and Coldplay are the same....naahhhh
2 completely different 'sounds'.

 

Tenson

what recording gear do you use?

 

Musically average and technically dreadful - it would take more than vinyl euphony to save it.

 

thanks rob for those sites, as you know i have to put all my vinyl to cdr's as if when i go back to retire in guyana vinyl does not survive well over there , but all those albums do take a long time to do via t/t to tascam cdr, but at the end i will miss my albums, it will take me a few years to complte my transaaction to cdr's
nando.

 

Your loss.

If all you are after to make you systems sound good are technically brilliant recordings, then you are missing out on some great music.

 

Totally agree

 

hey...the music police are out

So what do you guys listen to...

Katie Melua
Snora Jones
Jazz at the Pawn shop

You guys must all be old, balding, in your late 50's and all drive Mazda MX2s or a Ford Focus RS... sad old men!

 

Yep, that's me!

 

i mey be old but like simon"who likes reggae" i am as young as him, ha,ha i wish,
nando.

 

nando, i think you get the drift

 

robm, listen to tenson' speakers, they are awesome, trully awesome, well done simon & co.
nando.

 

Not really a loss is it.

I have recordings from the 1930s to date spanning every genre so i don't think I'm missing out.
Of course in the 1930s there was good reason for recordings being technically poor. No such excuses can be made today, other than marketing where gross compression is concerned.

- 42
- I have a full head of hair, and it isn't grey
- I use the train and the bus and don't own a car.
- My music tastes aren't so different to yours - as a teenager I worked in a recording studio in East London and was exposed pretty much exclusively to reggae bands in the 80s. My vinyl collection kind of reflects that

So there!

 

What nonsense.

 

now now let's not play cold,elbow, shoulders, legs , whatever, music has and always be an inprovition on a work of one note, he who does it to preferance of the general music listener is their choice, there are may groups out there that sound almost the same, i will not go there as to how,. enjoy to what you prefer, mr. holt, did you nick any of my white hair?
nando.

 

FYI, reggae started this by having a side A sung by anyone side B was instrumental, called "VERSION" anyone could use the same track and add on their own lyrics from soul to roots level "toasting" over originals, most of the backing groups, regardless of what name they went under they were all as one,
nando.

 

I could attempt a reasoned discourse but instead I will summarise my views and experience by saying....utter bollocks

(sorry this is dragged from so many pages back - I started to read from the beginning but this is as far as I got, I can't bring myself to read any further).

From the title of this thread I thought it might be a philosophical debate as to what moves one within music - instead it's just the usual vinyl versus CD nonsense - how disappointing .

TTFN

 

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i can understend how you feel, i spend all my weekend just playing music as my wife was away i just locked my self in my hi-fi room looked throu my albums and had a ball, till the sunrrise, happy days,
nando.

 

Here's your chance to get it back on track then

 

and the beat goes on, whispers sound better on vinyl, o.k. there are sources other than, but to me is not only nostalgia it is vinyl pleasure with all the cracks, happy xmas , p.s. i wont be playing vinyl no way, my babys will not get hurt,
nando.