THIS IS A READ-ONLY ARCHIVE FROM THE SORABJI.COM MESSAGE BOARDS (1995-2016). |
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Right now I am listening to Hum's "You'd prefer an Astronaut". Wow. This stuff is layered and produced perfectly. God, i wish my album could've sounded like this. their "downward is heavenward' is even better. i also love Bill Laswell's Marley remixes, the Kitchens of Disctinction, Yo La tengo, Killing Joke's last two albums, Zappa,A Tribe Called quest, The BEastie boy's second album and their last album, etc. What are your headphone favorites? |
Stereolab-Space Age Bachlor Pad Music Muddy Waters-Orginal Master Recording Series (those kick as remaster gold discs)titled Folk Music Faust-IV Brian Eno-Music For Airports and when I am feelin extra kinky, Miles Davis' On The Corner though i love the stones, ther is one song in particular that would rock hard thru a set of kick ass headphones. and that "2000 Light Years" the drums and keys on that simply work |
The only time I don't like headphones is if I feel kinda like singing. Headphones ruin that. |
Front 242 Girls Against Boys' first EP "90s vs. 80s" -- the first song is something you have to hear as loud as sonically possible, so you need the soundwaves to be fed directly into your eardrums. The Jeremy Enigk song "Call Me Steam" (which, BTW, you'll be hearing shortly, Sem) -- there are these low cello parts that you can't hear at all unless you have headphones on. What Gee said: relating the music to what people are doing...try that with Miles Davis' "Blue in Green"...you'll discover a new love for humanity. Singing w/ headphones: I generally agree, except there are times when I get a perverse joy out of listening to Firewater's "Green Light" with headphones and belting out "going down like a pederast in a boys' school" as I walk down the sidewalk, strangers' stares be damned. |
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Didi I mention Thought Industry as being required for headphones as well? |