What are you listening to?

[idc]

daveh75:

Death Cab for Cutie-Narrow Stairs

Excellent

 

[Dave_]

idc:daveh75:

Death Cab for Cutie-Narrow Stairs

Excellent
It's a superb album, and one of my favourites ATM,along with XX by The XX.....

 

[Dave_]

 

[idc]

umbucker:

Has anyone heard Cornelious - Will sound AUSOME on your system !!!!!!!!!!!!

Brilliant recommendation umbucker. Funky, groovey, poppy, rhythmic and sounds mental on my headphones........

 

[Tonya]

The latest album from MUSE.
Production values off the scale, a real system workout.
Beethoven-esque one moment, soaring orchestral with overtones of Queen the next.
The whole work is a masterpiece IMHO and heard on a studio playback enviroment is simply breathtaking, a real aural rollercoaster.
There's a 5.1 mix special edition in the works as well 🙂
Not sure how long I can hold out for that baby . . . .

 

[Anonymous]

Must try that Muse album.

I'm listening to a bit of an eighties classic (1983), hell, an all time classic, The The, Soul Mining.

 

[Dave_]

 

[Lost Angeles]

 

[True Blue]

I am currently listening to (in no order)

Dixie Chicks - Taking the long Way

Batman OST

GLadiator OST

Bon Jovi - Cross Road

 

[Dave_]

 

[Amyl Right Mate]

Their versions of "Parcel of Rogues" and "Last Rose of Summer" are utterly sublime... Also...

 

[idc]

Challenging, melancholic alternative chill out.........

 

[Dave_]

 

[idc]

A very hypnotic series of noises and rhythms..........

 

[idc]

Easy listening (compared to the above) ambient, electronic chill out now.....

 

[Dave_]

 

[Dave_]

 

[Anonymous]

 

[Dave_]

 

[Dave_]

 

[idc]

Hans Zimmer soundtracks. Firstly, Gladiator. I liked the film, but for some reason the soundtrack does not work for me. But the Thin Red Line is excellent.......

 

[Dave_]

 

[idc]

daveh75:

Wow, getting major goosebumps listening to this, I love that anthemic, dramatic big sound and the production is excellent. The write ups about the band go on about Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd etc as their influences, but they remind me of Mansun and the excellent 'Attack of the Grey Lantern'.

 

[matthewpiano]

One of the gems of the recorded piano catalogue by one of the finest pianists in the world.

 

[idc]

I had forgotten how much I like Mansun, but, the recording spoils it. All of their albums are over produced and everything is at the same level so it sounds flat and there is a lack of detail, shame.