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Wait for the drum solo at the end...
lxmike
M2 fan.
Rubber Soul
Taipei-metro
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me shopping for a $200 near field speaker, watching lots of YT reviews...smart YT sending me this 'Jay Audio' big dude, promoting This...
$9,500 ( Nine Thousand Five Hundred ) a pair ( Stand $2,000 extra!) book shelf....'Magico A1' speakers...phew, it's $9,500 a pair Not Each!
i plug my M-Audio from 'Monster' line conditioner to a 'Chang LightSpeed' ( US made ) Line Conditioner, and save me $9,300...USD!
this 'Apt' ( Rose + Bruno Mars ) drum cover from the 19 year old Thai girl is really something...if you bought the Magico A1 ( review says worth every penny!),
you can test the drum sound...
Apt ( Apartment, p#5372), drum cover by Kolonica Nicx...Magico!!!
$9,500 ( Nine Thousand Five Hundred ) a pair ( Stand $2,000 extra!) book shelf....'Magico A1' speakers...phew, it's $9,500 a pair Not Each!
i plug my M-Audio from 'Monster' line conditioner to a 'Chang LightSpeed' ( US made ) Line Conditioner, and save me $9,300...USD!
this 'Apt' ( Rose + Bruno Mars ) drum cover from the 19 year old Thai girl is really something...if you bought the Magico A1 ( review says worth every penny!),
you can test the drum sound...
Apt ( Apartment, p#5372), drum cover by Kolonica Nicx...Magico!!!
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Archiver
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HAHAHAHAHA this is hilarious! I've never heard it before but it's like the electropop precursor to death metal 🤣
Rick Waldroup
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Take On Me by Pacifica
Rick Waldroup
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You've Got Good Taste by The Cramps
cary
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Christmas music on a local radio station, on a Quad 303 amplifier powering a pair of Snell KII speakers.
Freakscene
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Sarah Blasko
Yokosuka Mike
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I just finished listening to Booker T. & The M.G.'S "McLemore Avenue"
Originally released in 1970 I have it on a Japanese reissue CD. It's one of the CDs that I didn't sell this year.
Anyway "McLemore Avenue" is an instrumental cover of the Beatles Abby Road LP. If you like instrumentals and especially if you like the organ this is a good album for you.
Here's a sample of the album.
All the best,
Mike
Originally released in 1970 I have it on a Japanese reissue CD. It's one of the CDs that I didn't sell this year.
Anyway "McLemore Avenue" is an instrumental cover of the Beatles Abby Road LP. If you like instrumentals and especially if you like the organ this is a good album for you.
Here's a sample of the album.
All the best,
Mike
Yokosuka Mike
Abstract Clarity
I've been a fan of Johnny and Edgar Winter since I was in high school (I graduated in 1973, how I graduated is still a mystery to my family and friends). Anyway, this video is not the greatest quality but it always brings joy to me at Christmas time.
All the best,
Mike
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Yokosuka Mike
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Yesterday I listened to the Beatles "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" on CD from start to finish.
I have not listened to this album in many years; so many years I forgot the last time I listened to it.
I started the CD and laid on my bed and closed my eyes, keeping them closed until the end. Not only was the listening experience amazing, it brought back so many memories; mostly memories from my teenage years.
When I was young we used to listen to LPs from start to finish like it was an event. Later in life I listened to music more as the background to whatever else I was doing or while driving the car to help the miles go by; never really giving the music my full attention. This year I plan to go back to my youthful ways and make listening to complete albums an event that gets my full attention.
BTW, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" is a masterpiece!
All the best and Happy New Year,
Mike
I have not listened to this album in many years; so many years I forgot the last time I listened to it.
I started the CD and laid on my bed and closed my eyes, keeping them closed until the end. Not only was the listening experience amazing, it brought back so many memories; mostly memories from my teenage years.
When I was young we used to listen to LPs from start to finish like it was an event. Later in life I listened to music more as the background to whatever else I was doing or while driving the car to help the miles go by; never really giving the music my full attention. This year I plan to go back to my youthful ways and make listening to complete albums an event that gets my full attention.
BTW, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" is a masterpiece!
All the best and Happy New Year,
Mike
Yokosuka Mike
Abstract Clarity
I listened to the Beatles "Past Masters" disc 2 of the 2009 Japanese remastered CD set.
Track list:
1. Day Tripper
2. We Can Work It Out
3. Paperback Writer
4. Rain
5. Lady Madonna
6. The Inner Light
7. Hey Jude
8. Revolution
9. Get Back (with Billy Preston)
10. Don't Let Me Down (with Billy Preston)
11. The Ballad Of John And Yoko
12. Old Brown Shoe
13. Across The Universe
14. Let It Be
15. You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)
What a treat!
Mike
Track list:
1. Day Tripper
2. We Can Work It Out
3. Paperback Writer
4. Rain
5. Lady Madonna
6. The Inner Light
7. Hey Jude
8. Revolution
9. Get Back (with Billy Preston)
10. Don't Let Me Down (with Billy Preston)
11. The Ballad Of John And Yoko
12. Old Brown Shoe
13. Across The Universe
14. Let It Be
15. You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)
What a treat!
Mike
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Mark240590
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Looking at my Spotify wrapped it’s all EDM & Indie Pop
That means one track might be Tiesto and the other could be the verve 🤣
That means one track might be Tiesto and the other could be the verve 🤣
Tomazagato
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Thought I’d share a piece of music that seems apt, from a band I have followed since 1978.
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Dogman
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Pianos. Pianos everywhere recently. Currently not classical but jazz. Jazz albums by a couple of greats, Bill Evans and McCoy Tyner. I have several albums by each downloaded and I've been enjoying them recently. Joy.
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