The Miles Davis cross-section is almost perfect. I would add Cannonball Aderly's Somethin' Else (tip o' the hat to thrice for that one -- it has remained a favorite), some representation of the Relaxin'/Steamin'/Workin'/Cookin' sessions -- perhaps the Legendary Prestige Quintet Sessions? -- and something representing the 65-68 Quintet output (personally, I'd do the boxset, but there might be a better single album).
Chick Corea is sinfully underrepresented -- one disk? Fusion needs reprazentin'.
Also, shouldn't Keith Jarrett be represented with both a solo piano disk and a trio disk?
I guess my summation is that -- as stated in the intro -- this list is obviously stilted towards jazz's early years.
And there is such a thing as vocal jazz, I just don't think Frank Sinatra should represent that.
Yeah, but there are -- what? -- two of those in the world? I didn't want to just frustrate him.
So...what's the car situation, what ended up happening with that?
"Adding more bass" sounds nice, but can't that be accomplished with an amp? I kind of don't want to ruin its detail retrieval (I.E. I do not think it is too bright).
Yeah, I agree. If it was only one application, I wouldn't have any problem recommending something like that, but I would never run games on it.
It's a simuloader and a bootmulator (bootater?).
Yeah, there's a whole "team" of us who don't believe in application-specific headphones at all. Now, matching headphones to amps and cables and sources and so on, that's something else entirely, but yeah, I believe that all music should sound good on my headphones, and they usually do.