Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Stereo Good Rock recordings?

sweet.

that has to be the coolest smiley of all time

Yeah, Peter's carrying the torch for Jack, the king of the Smileys, as Jack doesn't come around as much any more since taking that job with that *cough* other forum.

Peter, looks like things have loosened up a lot for you since the big 10,000, as you've got 20 posts since then. Do you need that Kaopectate now?

You guy's are merciless

Well, you said ReliantK so I'm gonna suggest Disciple, Project 86 (esp songs to burn your bridges by and And the rest will follow) and finally anything Chevelle. But that's probably just me.

Thanks for the note... Liked the original, looking forward to the remaster.

All the Shinedown CD’s are nicely recorded. They’re one of my favorite groups.

A CD I just got and am enjoying, but it might be a bit too mellow for this crowd is the new Tantric, The End Begins. Very clever use of a violin and a great recording overall.

I also got Def Leppard’s latest, Songs from the Sparkle Lounge. I’ve only listened to it once, but it sounds pretty good so far.

rock is heavy drums, distorted electric guitar, etc..

a good recording of some rock would not sound right, or like a record for the band, if it were recorded with a pair of DPA 4003s halfway between the floor and the ceiling.

I've really enjoyed all the remastered Van Halen discs.

Van Halen
Van Halen II
Women & Children First
Fair Warning
Diver Down
1984

Yeah, I have the first two remastered albums, and thought they sounded great.

I definitely had the cassettes, years ago.

Now that I think about it, I had the David Lee Roth solo effort "Eat 'Em Up and Smile" on vinyl.