At the moment I got The Who- Live at Leeds in my car CD player.
At the moment I got The Who- Live at Leeds in my car CD player.
These days dust.
It's all ball bearings and digital music.
A short list
Reckless Kelly
Micky and the Motorcars
Randy Rogers
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Kasey Chambers
Wade Bowen
Stoney Larue
Lost Immigrants
Believe it or not. The Three Tenors at La Scala. I find absoutly amazing what they can do with their voices.
Jonesing, My kids all say the same thing. CD's are garbage. I don't get it. Are CD's a thing of the past?
Just like LP's, 8 tracks and cassettes
I think CDs are quickly becoming extinct Oppie.
I have a Sansa MP3 player that's smaller than a box of matches with over 1000 songs on it. It goes to the gym with me, plugs in my truck, plugs in my homes sound system etc.
And you can buy all the music you want (or pirate it if you're OK with that) from an arm chair with a laptop.
I'm sure they'll think of something to make it all outdated at some point to sell new formats. Maybe just a chip implanted in the ear canal or something.
An Old Sherlock Holmes radio program
I have the 4g Sansa completely loaded with Frank with some Dean and Sammy mixed in.
The audio book: The Return of Sherlock Holmes; The Adventure of the Empty House; Parts One and Two.
Stevie Ray Vaughan, Allman Brothers Band, Eric Clapton, Zack Brown Band, and a little CCR
As one who went to school for sound engineering I can say mp3's are garbage. They cut out 60+ percent of the actual music to be able to compress in a tiny file. Thats why people say that vinyl records sounded so much better because it was just raw natural music. I have a couple of iPods and other mp3 but I can personally say and prove that cd's are much better in sound quality then mp3. Back to the original question I got the Counting Crows and the Zac Brown Band in my cd player in my truck right now.
Surfmac, you have given me hope. All is not lost. Long live the CD!
It's strange how one's subconscious can explain things to you, that do not expose themselves in everyday life.
I had a dream a long time ago that demonstrated how digital is far inferior to analog when it comes to recorded sound. (Back in the "Avionics" days of my youth.)
I preformed the math back then that demonstrated the inferior qualities of digital sampling when compared directly with the replication of actual sound waves through analog recording. The results were astounding.
So, what's on my "stereo" is Shadowfax: The Dreams of Children
Pstlpkr, What you wrote is a little over my head. LOL. However. I do agree. I have kept all my albums in mint condition. Now all I need is a good turntable.
REM mix
Hey Oppie,
Def: Avionics, noun; Aviation Electronics
I used to hold MOS: 6620 in the Marine Corps, Aviation Electronics, Tactical Air and Navigational Systems Technician, with IFF and Radar accreditation.
Pstlpkr, Shadowfax: The Dreams of Children. New Age jazz?? "6620 in the Marine Corps, Aviation Electronics, Tactical Air and Navigational Systems Technician, with IFF and Radar accreditation". Now I know for sure what you wrote is over my head. Impressive.
The digital sampling is based on bits per microseconds, where analog is a wholly continuous reproduction of sound.
In other words where digital "sampling" is just that a sample of the whole.
Analog, is the whole.
In other words; Analog can convey the warmth or the "feeling" of the music, when digital can only reproduce the sound.
To quote "Lanagan" from The Sting: "Ya falla?"
Many artists (400 disc changer). A few include:
Allman Brothers, Clapton, BB King, CCR, Aerosmith, Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, Diana Krall, Sonny Rollins, Zep, the Stones, Nina Storey, Dresden Dolls, U2, Sting, Joss Stone, Glenn Miller, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Muddy Waters, Rush, Robert Johnson, Howard Jones, Robert Randalph Band, Stevie Ray Vaughan....
I can't even keep track anymore
Nick Drake, Rolando Villazon, Motorpsycho, Billie Holliday, Gorecki, and There Will Be Blood.
Along with The Who, I also have Pink Floyd, Allman Brothers, ELP, Yes, Cream, The Doors, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Rush, Sex Pistols, Mott the Hoople, Led Zeppelin, Santana, ELO, Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck and Deep Purple.
Peter Frampton comes alive,Fleetwood Mac, Nina Simone, and Johnlee Hooker
Lawrence Welk
At the moment I have MC Chris, Cannibal Corpse, Birthday Massacre, Rasputina and The Cure on rotation
Harry Connick Jr., multiple Jimmy Buffett albums, The Rat Pack live at the Sands and Pink Martini
Didn't know about the degraded quality of MP3's. Great tip! Always loved my CD & album collection better than my digital music collection anyway.
At the moment. The Who-Tommy.
Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending
Brahms - Symphony No. 3
Joni Mitchell - Blue (yes, still ... I can't stop listening to this bloody album, and my girlfriend thinks it makes me resemble a middle-aged lesbian).
Right now: Prefab Sprout-Steve McQuenn
ZZ Top, Bad Company, "OLD" Van Halen
The Chieftains "Celtic Wedding"
E.L.P. The Return of the Manticore Disk 1
Pstlpkr, ELP. Outstanding!
I love E.L.P. Oppie,
I can't go long with out the soothing sounds of Jerusalem or Bitches Crystal.
Sinead Oconner mix .
The Very Best of Gordon Lightfoot
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