HiFi Subjectivist ¦ Audio Forum ¦ Richard Dunn NVA

I used to think I knew a lot. Now I know I dont. I am going to check out some of the bands I had not heard of.

I have recently been streaming 24 Bit Steven Wilson remix/masters of classic Jethro Tull albums. I am very impressed, both through the system and headphones.

The first Zep album took blues to a new and heavier level and was a big influence on Black Sabbath and the birth of heavy metal.

Lindsayt wrote: ↑

Tue May 22, 2018 7:34 pm

Foofight wrote:This afternoon, if you visit the AF forum and listen very carefully you can still hear the sound of DIABOLICAL LAUGHTER

I'd have thought that if you listened carefully on the AF forum you'd have heard THE SOUND OF SILENCE?

There would have been some noise had they let me join.

Great newa. Enjoy.

We recently did some decorating and found that the rug in front of the speakers did not go with the new colour scheme, so a new one was required. The room was acoustically lively, therefore I decided on one which would cover a far greater area of the wooden floor. The result was a deadening of the s...

Speaking of K-scope acts, the new Tesseract album 'Sonder' dropped into the letterbox this week. Their last 2 discs 'Altered States' and 'Polaris' just blew me away with the combination of massive riff-walls and delicate ambient atmospheres - so expectations were high. http://ecsmedia.pl/c/sonder-w...

£130 for an illegal and potentially dangerous fuse and a thread 60 pages long FFS. That is the bottom line as far as TAS is concerned. The Rev Martin T, Moon the Loon and the rest of the proponents are bent, bonkers or on drugs and deserving of everything thrown at them from this thread.

Beatles - Sgt Pepper
Nick & the Velvet Underground - same
Lee Zeppelin - same
Black Sabbath - same
Deep Purple - In Rock

It was the brainwashing that made me loose interest in the mid 80s. Hearing an LP12 was a king with no clothes on moment. I realised that everything I had read in the magazines was