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Indeed! It's essential if you like their "The Bends" phase. I have always had it and forget that it is not a "proper" album, it gets equal time played alongside the others.

I've missed this one, checking it out now!

There was a time in my life where I tried to be a Radiohead completionist and bought a bunch of their singles. Then I saw how many singles and variants there were and decided to spend money on Chipotle instead.

You know, they always make solid music. As in 50-ties spirit fun Rock & Roll solid, we need more of that. Now I hope the Lefties Soul Connection will also release something new. That raw Funk, think of The Meters honestly moves you...

https://youtu.be/Dmsg9d7kuH4

Listened to ‘Jet Plane and Oxbow’ the last couple days and it’s great. Just moved on to ‘Rook’ today - completely different style/mood, but also great.

One of the best modern bands, I completely agree. Even got Jet Plane and Oxbow on vinyl.

love it, thank you

That sucks, I saw his forum post about it: https://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/coronavirus.117055/page-20#post-1375448

Hopefully its a smooth recovery without needing hospitalization or that he doesn't encounter complications.

Fuck. Sorry for him. Last time I follow Audioholics was the Oppo/Lexicon Drama.

Hey Jeff, got your PM. Will hit you up there, instead of here.

I had the chance to hear the Graham LS6 out at Gig Harbor Audio...absolutely phenomenal. Granted I have not heard much in that price range, but I was blown away. Certainly similar to the LS 3/5a, but clearly a step up.

I put odds of it being cancelled at over 50%

The possibility of canceling the Olympics is a daily topic in the Japanese television now. First London offered to held it, but now that the virus spreads in Europe too, that might not be an option.

Sheesh... what's the point of looking at high-end audio kit if you can't /touch/ it?

This is not the time to feel up a volume knob that a thousand others have touched before you.

As are LDR’s other albums.

As a long time Sublime fan (and LDR fan) it's awesome to see the great job she did with Doin' Time, but for me after a few runs through the standout is "How to disappear": it shows what I'm hoping is an evolution of her sound and identity as a singer.

...and realize you’re finally going to have to pay for damned Google storage :’(

Hahahahahahaha

^^this. the world, much less SBAF, can only take so many ranting lunatics.

plus he may be deaf or spiteful if he can’t tell a broken vs functional amp yet keeps repeating the impressions.

Just noticed his Friend tag got nixed. Assume that means he might be coming back eventually but with reduced privileges?

Holy smokes, first half was all selections from The Wall. They kicked ass!

2nd half is going to be DSoTM in its entirety with no breaks!!

Victor Wooten is no joke. One of my all time favorites.

Rocking this album right now. Really good stuff.

Yeah, man! Also, Live Art is a fave of mine.

Fingers crossed.

I’m hoping that Patrick Stewart wouldn’t come out of retirement if he didn’t think it was a quality production. Those that are expecting a re-boot of TNG will be disappointed. I just want good stories and good characters.

She also seems like a really cool person, and what she and her brother have accomplished in a tiny studio room in their parents' house is remarkable. Both very talented.

Ironically I think I like the opening track the least. I’m certainly not the target either, but can appreciate the production and musical aspects, and actually like her voice (even though a lot of the lyrics/writing is as E_Schaaf says). Potential to mature on future albums hopefully and not double down on the immature BS. Won’t be on the top of my playlist, but still enjoyable.

Check out on YouTube the few performances she did on the Howard Stern show with her brother. In some ways, I like those more than the album (which I played for the first time tonight).

For me ever since Roger Waters became a whiny bitch I was like F Off. The Wall/The Final Cut sounds like Roger Waters being Emo as hell with a dildo up his ass. I hated his solos except for Radio KAOS. Yeah the fans will kick my ass but my story is true.

@RobS ... See my signature to know that I'm particularly fond of the Syd Barett album.

By the way... Ummagumma was the first non-classical album I ever bought, as my late-started journey into rock began. I have no idea why I chose it, but I've been careful with axes ever since. And listened out for dog foxes.

Wish You Were Here is better than either, makes most sense as a whole for me.

Thanks for all the info @BenjaminBore. Will weigh my options, but at this point I’m leaning towards saying screw it and just going TWS. Good to know about the potential sync issues with video.

Just confirming how bad the alternatives are for you ;)

I purchased the TWS Cambridge Audio Melomania IEMs as a gift last year. For the price, form factor, performance, staging, and tonality they were pretty bloody impressive. Graphene FTW.

The Apple Lightning adapter is serviceable with the Andromeda. Not perfect, but very good and minimum hassle compared to alternatives. Many wireless options I tried have obnoxious and audible hiss.

I discovered that they're surprisingly good musicians when I found out that one of my favorite guitarists (Carl Verheyen) plays for them. I haven't listened a ton yet, but the more I hear, the more I like!

People (esp hard rock/metalheads) love to shit on Supertramp but they're a solid band. Crime of the Century and Breakfast in America are great albums.