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#208383 - 05/16/08 05:09 PM
Re: So what are ya listening to tonight?
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Registered: 12/26/03
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Brought up April Wine - The Hits on the Denon through the network, Roller and You could have been a Lady have never sounded better. I took out the SPL meter, averaging 95 db. Going with the 80 flavor brought up Billy Idol. Too much fun Paint is dry back to the kitchen 
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#208388 - 05/16/08 07:25 PM
Re: So what are ya listening to tonight?
[Re: terzaghi]
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Registered: 04/29/08
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The background has a constant hiss to it though on that album.
Oh good, in a way I'm glad to hear that, I thought mayhaps mine was screwed up. Sounds decent on the ol' iPod, but the hiss can get annoying on some of the quieter songs.
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#208403 - 05/17/08 05:07 AM
Re: So what are ya listening to tonight?
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Finally got around to listening to my wifes cd of Amanda Marshall. If you want a demo disc of music with some bass this is it. My wife has the hits collection and most of the songs have a very bass heavy line to them. I had some fun while everyone else was out of the house. 
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#209913 - 05/30/08 07:51 AM
Re: So what are ya listening to tonight?
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Registered: 10/05/06
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Loc: PEI, Canada
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Thanks to my Jeepin buddies son (who thought I was to old to be liking his music) I discovered a newer band, couple of years old, but definitely brings back my heavy metal memories. DragonForce - Inhuman Rampage Some of the fastest guitar playing I have ever heard that actually retains it's musicality. Not thrash metal at all though. it remains distinctly musical. Even if you are not a metal fan, if you are a guitarist or ever tried to learn to play the guitar, you might want to check out their website. It should immediately start playing their signature song. It starts fast enough but I encourage you to stick it out to the solo near the end. Impressive, regardless of your musical tastes. DragonForce I think he mentioned also that this is the toughest song in Guitar Hero III and that it's used for the credits when you beat a level. I can see why. I've only played Rockband but I'm actually hoping they never add this song or I'll probably never make it past medium.
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#210101 - 05/31/08 05:15 PM
Re: So what are ya listening to tonight?
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You'll never guess, but yeah, Rasputina again. The only disc of theirs I haven't heard yet is Frustration Plantation, which is on the way. But yesterday and today I've been listening to Oh Perilous World, which pretty much rules. Very nice production, and a lot of cool moments to latch onto. If you want to try Rasputina's cello-rock out, I'd say this album and A Radical Recital are the way to go. If you get Oh Perilous World, I say spring for the deluxe edition with the bonus disc. Some nice extra material. Melora Creager has catapulted into my favorites.
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