What are you listening to? The world really needs to know - Mark IV

Discussion in 'Movies, music, TV' started by mjp, Dec 15, 2011.

  1. mjp

    Albert King playing (and talking about) the guitar Dan Erlewine made for him in 1972. A guitar now owned by blues aficionado and down home soul man Steven Seagal. Yes, that Steven Seagal.

    It seems like a sad fate for such a beautiful and iconic machine, but we all have to end up somewhere.

  2. Listened to the first 3 Tindersticks albums this week.

    See last 2 posts of bospress & hoochmonkey in

    What are you listening to? The world really needs to know - III

    Here's an unusual track of their 4th album.
    Maybe it's a cover?

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  3. Mark73 & the meschuggene Mischpoke

    The singer is a beauty, isn't he?

  4. so here, we have a new thread.
    Right now, I have no music or anything playing.
    But I think, I may quit my online activities for tonight now and start listening to

    - some music.
  5. Digney in Burnaby donkeys live a long time

    I've been told/scolded that multitasking -- i.e., fiddling on the keyboard and having music playing -- means your not really doing either. Not listening, not nothing. But I do it anyway.

    Also wanted to be arch and look for some "Mark IV" noises. Early Creation, or a soul band I'd never heard of before or the Ford GT variation.

    But I know some day I'll spend money on the Pagliaro 13 CD box set. Replaces the 8 albums I have that are gathering dust.

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  6. hoochmonkey9 I invented sunshine, so fuck off.

  7. d gray tried to do his best but could not

  8. the only good poet Shop until you drop.

  9. d gray tried to do his best but could not

  10. bospress.net www.bospress.net

  11. T.Rex - Metal Guru

  12. Digney in Burnaby donkeys live a long time

    Play your harmonica, son. Great sideboards on one of the Spiders (Trevor?)

  13. Mark73 & the meschuggene Mischpoke

    I'm all hooked on Warrior Queen.


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  14. mjp

    Well, I would be listening to the Johnny Cash Sun Studios recordings collection that came in the mail today, but my CD player bit the dust.

    When I look for a single disc player now all I find is expensive audiophile stuff. Doesn't anyone make a single disc player that doesn't cost $4000?

    The first component CD player I bought was a nice single disc unit that would probably still be working for me today, but I got rid of it when I got a multi-disc machine. A mistake, I found in hindsight, since I've gone through three or four multi-disc players in the past 20 years and they've all been shit.

    Any recommendations?
  15. CD (DVD-RW blah blah whatever) drive of your laptop? :p
  16. mjp

    That's what I'm stuck with now and I want to kill myself.

    I am leaning toward this...please talk me out of it ;) ($700).
  17. hoochmonkey9 I invented sunshine, so fuck off.

    oh my. that's sexy.
  18. mjp

    That's not exactly what I had in mind by "talk me out of it." But I understand. It is sexy.
  19. Hmmm...bass player screws up at 2:58, but that is a great clip. And the bass player gets a very serviceable tone outta that SG bass and lays down a nice fluid line, so all is forgiven.
  20. Black Swan Abord the Yorikke!

    Groetjes from Holland! :)
    Ponder and Black Swan

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  21. d gray tried to do his best but could not

    happy new year y'all

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  22. the only good poet Shop until you drop.



    I just happen to be listening to this.
  23. These days even the cheapest DVD player ($36.74 at Target) will play CDs. That could be an option for a single disc cd player though they kind of lack that audiophile snobbishness.
  24. mjp

    There is a huge degree of snobbishness in audiophile circles, granted.

    On the other hand, that TEAC will sound better than any other less expensive unit on the planet. There's that.

    If you care about sound, you have to rub elbows with some snobs and get some of that snob juice on yourself. It's unpleasant, but it washes off.
  25. Erik If u don't know the poetry u don't know Bukowski

    This little setup from Denon has me quite satisfied:
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    Read more HERE
    and HERE
    and HERE as well
    But of course you don't have an iPod, do you?
    Thing about this box is its flexible. Connects directly to the internet, but also does old style CD & radio. Also has two analog audio inputs. Does WiFi too so you can set up a wifi harddisk with all your ripped CDs on it. Nice. And output for recording devices. PLus, plus, plus.

    Sort gives you the best of the old & new world.

    So far I'm satisfied...
  26. mjp

    I don't have an iPod, no. But I'll probably get a similar box for streaming from the Internet at some point. Denon used to make pretty good quality single disc players, and it looks like that one has a decent D/A converter.

    But I think I have to go with a CD player that only plays discs and doesn't try to do anything else. Because those audio snobs have me all worked up over CD players, and I've learned more than I ever wanted to know about them over the past few days. Pretty much everything I have is on CD, so it's an important piece of the puzzle for me.
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  27. mjp

    I think I've pinpointed the problem...

    cd-player.jpg

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