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8.01pm

19 September 2010
Offline11.02pm
9 June 2010
OfflinePennyLane said:
It sends shivers to think children today will not know what vinyl, LPs, or CDs are.
Well, you know that vinyl and LPs are the same thing*. How about cassettes?
I'll always have a place in my heart for vinyl. First, it's the format the Beatles worked with. Second, it's really cool!
*Unless you're talking about EPs or 45s (singles).
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
11.05pm

19 September 2010
OfflineMeanMrsMustard said:
*Unless you're talking about EPs or 45s (singles).
Or 78's. Or 12 inch singles. Or 10 inch singles.
11.10pm
9 June 2010
OfflineHa, LPs, EPs and 45s are the only formats of record I know. Guess how I know them… 
(If I wasn't a Beatles fan, I would know what a 45 is. I was in "Hairspray.")
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
11.41pm
4 December 2010
OfflineJoe said:
Turn it up – or wear headphones. Right at the end of Eclipse, when the instruments fade and the heartbeat remains.
One minute thirty-three: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v…..hidH2gtSYIIt's a Scottish accent, btw.
I can hear "There is not dark side of the moon". Zig and I were talking about "Isn't this where…" on The Wall, at the end of Outside The Wall.
Zig- I just turned In The Flesh? up to an unhealthy volume level, and it is indeed there.
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10.48pm
4 December 2010
OfflineMeanMrsMustard said:
PennyLane said:
It sends shivers to think children today will not know what vinyl, LPs, or CDs are.
Well, you know that vinyl and LPs are the same thing*. How about cassettes?
I'll always have a place in my heart for vinyl. First, it's the format the Beatles worked with. Second, it's really cool!
*Unless you're talking about EPs or 45s (singles).
Yeah I meant EPs. I'm not a good typer who doesn't realize their mistakes til someone else tells me. Thank your for correcting me.
1.31pm
14 April 2010
OfflineThe Walrus said:
Zig and I were talking about "Isn't this where…" on The Wall, at the end of Outside The Wall.
Zig- I just turned In The Flesh? up to an unhealthy volume level, and it is indeed there.
*17*
It's good to know they left it in for the CD – no reason not to, really.
Thanks for confirming that, Walrus. Sorry for any hearing loss you may have sacrificed in the name of research!
To the fountain of perpetual mirth, Let it roll for all its worth.
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3.34pm

19 September 2010
Offline3.56pm
1 May 2010
OfflineJoe said:
That vinyl comment – it was a joke. I don't think all people under 20 are ignorant. Although my friend's teenage niece went to his house and saw a 7" single, and remarked "That's a big CD". The mind boggles…
LOL! That reminds me of some teens who saw my U2's Joshua Tree vinyl and my walkman when I took it to school one day. They had never seen those before. They liked the sound of the tape though.
9.52pm
19 March 2011
OfflineEvery set of headphones that I buy breaks within the first week. That's what I get for having little cousins.
But when I do get to listen to them with BOTH ears, I like listening to "A Day In The Life". And "Revolution 9" is less….yeah. It's better than it is on vinyl is all I have to say.
11.12pm

4 March 2011
OfflineTill There Was You said:
Every set of headphones that I buy breaks within the first week. That's what I get for having little cousins.
Yeah, I can't leave my earphones just lying around because my baby likes to chew on them!
I like With The Beatles and Abbey Road on earphones and A Day In The Life and Revolution 9 becuase it's waaay crazier!
2.08am
4 December 2010
OfflineOne of my favorite things about listening to A Day in the Life with headphones is listening to John say "Sugar Plum Fairies" right before the first chords. Something about that makes me really happy and then there is the rest of the song. Damn that song is just great.
1.04pm

19 September 2010
OfflineWell, as we were discussing, the first artist to joke around prior to the song starting, I suggest the first was Dean Martin. For example, on That's Amore, he says "Smoke a cigar while I sing, go ahead."
9.59am
1 May 2010
OfflineI love music that is just heavy with headphones, not like heavy metal heavy, but the solo from Michelle would be an example, it just melts.
But Wooden Ships from CSN and maybe Y has to be the coolest song ever with headphones, the bass and guitar solos sound so good and the little harmony bits they throw in are fantastic. What an awesome group.
12.20pm
14 April 2010
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Wooden Ships is indeed fantastic through headphones, Gnik.
Another solid one is this live version of Crossroads by Cream. Many rave about Clapton's solos in this song (@ 1:27 and 2:31) and deservedly so. But lost to most is the fantastic "lead bass" playing by Jack Bruce.
I'll probably get arguments from those on this Forum with Paulier-than-thou attitudes, but I'd put JB up against any bass player before or since.
*side note – if you do check out the vid from my link above, check out the comments section under it*
To the fountain of perpetual mirth, Let it roll for all its worth.
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6.59am
20 January 2012
OfflineZig said
mithveaen said:Come Together sounds awesome with earphones.. the "shoos" of John make me feel he's whispering to my ear… gives me goosebumps
To me, those goose bumps became elephant bumps when I found out he is actually saying "shoot me".
Agreed. I hear him saying 'Shoot Me' so well on that part now when I listen to the song. It's actually kind of creepy. I kind of wish I could un hear it but it does make the song really powerful.
One of my favorites to listen to in headphones is 'Your Mother Should Know'. I love how the 1st verse vocal is in the left ear, then the 2nd verse is in the right, and from the 'Sing it again…' point the vocals are in both. I dunno maybe I'm easily amused but I think it's brilliant!
10.12am
26 March 2012
Offlinevonbontee said
PennyLane said:I love listening to Abbey Road with headphones. It's not like one of those albums that are best played loud on speakers (Dark Side of the Moon anyone?).
Don't quite follow this at all 'cause I think that DSotM is one of the essential "headphones albums"! Especially with all the spoken bits and flight announcements in "On The Run" and so forth. (And you knew that Alan Parsons was in the booth for both of those albums you mentioned, of course! And that the spoken bits were the recorded product of random interviews that Floyd conducted of random people in & around EMI Studios, and that Paul & Linda were two of the interviewees but declined to answer any questions, so they didn't appear on the album…)
Actually, Paul and Linda did answer several questions, as did other members of Wings. They would have been recording Red Rose Speedway at the time I think. However, Roger Waters deemed Paul and Linda's answers "trying too hard to be funny," so they weren't used. Henry McCulloch can be heard on DSOTM though, saying "I don't know, I was very drunk at the time."
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