u/Visual_Locksmith3337

I'm open to all kinds of genres. I'll be testing both Bluetooth and wired. I'm upgrading from QC-45, so I'm just wanting to put it through its paces. I may even build a playlist based on your suggestions. I'd like to run the gamut from jazz to classical to rock, dubstep, d+b, house, whatever! I'm upgrading from the QC-45 (which I literally loved to death to the point where the hinge part is broken) to the QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen). If anyone has some recommendations for EQ or cinema mode, etc., please let me know! They'll be arriving this Friday, so it'd be nice to have something to put them through its paces!

Cheers!

I've got In Rainbows on vinyl, but obviously I can also listen their entire discography on lossless. I'm also open to live sets and was considering their basement session.

The VI music video just turned 30 recently as you all know. I know just about everyone and their mother has seen it, but what do you guys think about its liminal space quality? Certifiably liminal? Certainly the video checks off the sense of unease. I've gone back through the r/LiminalSpace archives and seen a couple posts referencing it, so clearly I'm not alone on the thought.

For those of you who don't know, here's an article on the subject.

100k+ views in 19 hours. I guess they were all bots, eh, Bill?

https://preview.redd.it/r64x25q8glih1.png?width=1261&format=png&auto=webp&s=d2c20418bc7d8c4d4824eba8444f23678a9a1d09

Apparently there's a Japanese version of the album where it's different? Does anyone know? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. I know there are several versions of it, so maybe it's one. I swear I recall seeing it on the music video for "Space Cowboy". I don't have the DVD version of it anymore, so can someone please check?

Edit: Found! It was indeed the Stoned Again mix, but the "Cheebah chebah" line only starts coming in on the second chorus/breakdown. cheers

GUYS, SERIOUSLY, IT'S BEEN OVER 21 HOURS SINCE SOMEONE ASKED WHEN THE NEW ALBUM WILL BE. HONESTLY, IF SOMEONE DOESN'T ASK AGAIN IN THE NEXT 3 HOURS, IT WILL BE AN ENTIRE 24-HOUR DAY WHERE NOT A SINGLE PERSON HAS POSTED TO REDDIT DEMANDING TO KNOW WHEN THE NEW ALBUM WILL COME OUT.

Yesterday marked four years since the passing of the Seekers' Judith Durham. How this video only has 10,000 views is a crying shame. At this time, where the ruling class seeks to divide and conquer to suit their own needs, I want them to know that we will never be divided. I am, you are, we are Australian!

i'm looking for something upbeat with a rock or EDM vibe with a solid drum track (though genre is flexible), preferably unearthed (though doesn't have to be). i don't mind if anyone wants to suggest their own tracks or just something they like. to be clear: i'm using it for the soundtrack for a custom level pack in a platforming game. i don't personally stand to gain anything financially, although i expect it will get a few thousand views when it's complete. thought i'd reach out here if anybody had any ideas. cheers.

I came to Lou Donaldson cos of his jazz shops, but his blues chops are just as good (plus his stage banter is legendary). Here he is when he was 88 years old laying it down.

https://preview.redd.it/c0kt1cso1qfh1.png?width=3430&format=png&auto=webp&s=cf4657bc958f26a21407ce928ce0c22388de36b3

Not sure why he hasn't had a pic the last few months (I assume copyright or some bs). Pretty based pic they've got up, though. Hopefully it stays, since obviously this photo was famous before all images got taken down altogether. Hopefully a case was made for it staying up. I thought social media without copyright was okay for Wikipedia, but maybe not. Any insights appreciated. This is new (last day or so), so maybe it's technically not allowed.

Question is: if it's not "strictly speaking" allowed, my understanding is that Luigi could specifically give explicit consent to release it under creative commons. This would be unbelievably based and, per my understanding, would be the only known photo that could be used (unless there is a pap who decides to relinquish copyright, which is highly unlikely).

Thoughts?