paulfromcamden
Baffled
All of it? Miles' discography especially encompasses a huge range of different styles.
From your username I'm guessing you do like jazz?
Audiophile songs you're sick of
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From your username I'm guessing you do like jazz?
Colin L
High-tech low-life
I agree entirely. lol.
I fell the same about a Miles Davis and John Coltrane too.
Sadly, I don’t like Joni Mitchell either.
More for the way that she sings than anything else.
I guess i am beyond redemption. lol
Added to ignore. Seriously
Believe me I have tried to at least listen to Jazz from a number of artists.
It’s too complicated and clever for me.
I can appreciate take five but that’s about it. lol
I like simple music and I like songs much more than I like instrumentals.
My name is Jazzer because I had a wonderful horse of that name.
madscientist
pfm Member
I had a funny experience at Audio T in Epsom years ago demoing a NAD CD player. I took along a few of my own CD's including 'Songs for the Deaf' By QOTSA. The guy showing me the CD player looked at the CD and said 'Ah Queen' shall i put this on first? Suppressing a smile i said Yes do play the title track but you need to play it loud as it is quite quiet...his face was a picture when the track kicked in at full volume after the quiet pre-amble..
paulfromcamden
Baffled
Thanks.
I like blues and folk and various forms of rock and pop including reggae.
Her full name was ‘All that jazz’ but it got quickly shortened. lol
Darren L
Egalitarian
That's a great LP @madscientist
All of them,all the usual crud you hear at shoes with some toe tapping sales rep nodding his head too.
Why the hell can’t they play some proper music,Hawkwind in partitular levitation album can be amazing on the right system,and is also amazing on a old aiwa,most of the corals stuff,the smiths etc
Tbh I’ll probably never go to a hifi show again,although a few years ago at cranage the leema room was brilliant!
Why the hell can’t they play some proper music,Hawkwind in partitular levitation album can be amazing on the right system,and is also amazing on a old aiwa,most of the corals stuff,the smiths etc
Tbh I’ll probably never go to a hifi show again,although a few years ago at cranage the leema room was brilliant!
seagullsnacker
iGull
I’ve had Congotronics played at a few HiFi demo’s at shows…it’s the thumb pianos…they don’t like it up ‘em
IMHO you are, my all time favourite band, but whatever floats your boat!
Fretbuzz
pfm Member
100% this.
Beobloke
pfm Member
I listen to Diana Krall for enjoyment and have most of her albums. Fantastic voice and a superb pianist IMHO. I’ve seen her live twice as well.
And I will also never, ever tire of hearing Hotel California, either.
Jodet
pfm Member
Nils Sings Neil is a great album although he did screw up the tempo on 'Don't cry no tears'.
paulfromcamden
Baffled
I think I'd quite like to hear John Zorn's Masada String Trio or Bar Kokhba stuff at a demo.
Pretty much everything on Tzadik is a fantastic recording.
Pretty much everything on Tzadik is a fantastic recording.
foxwelljsly
Me too, I ate one sour too.
Oh dear. I rather like Grin.If I have to hear Nils Lofgren one more time
But I have never been to a festival of audio in my entire life. Do they play any 13th Floor Elevators? That would be fun.
I’m sure some Keith Tippett would go down splendidly.
Paraheadache
pfm Member
Is there a particular Nils album at the shows? I wanna stream him to see what it's all about.
foxwelljsly
Me too, I ate one sour too.
When I had a great room and some Kans, that sounded utterly jaw dropping.Bit of Justice should wake some speakers up.