Torpedo

It's been the first Weezer album I've listened to, so I can't compare to others. Not sure I've liked it enough as much as to try other Weezer's, but will listen to it again... basically a decent pop-rock album. I'm afraid I can't offer an educated opinion.

IMHO any decent orchestral version of that Peer Gynt's part is way better than that synth thing: Just finished to listen this: Weezer - Hurley

now that I thought I just needed a better amp...

Belle and Sebastian - Write about Love

Solomon Burke - Nothing is Impossible RIP Solomon

This one too.

I wish audio reviewers were that honest

You're a MOT so you're always under the scope

Posting just to check... OMG I'm safe

40? OMG!!! Very happy B-Day mate

Kings of Leon - Only by the Night

Very Happy very belated Birthday Wayne

I'm sorry I missed this whole thing. Great job Nate

Have a great one

x3

^That's my least favorite PM album. Haven't listened to it in ages. I'm on holidays, so I've spent most of the morning listening to a lot of discs: Nina Simone - Nina Simone and Piano Randy Crawford - Now we may begin And finally, currently listening to these crazy guys: The Bad Plus - Never Stop

Truly awesome dream I rarely can recall mine.

This too, but now it's delayed for raining.

This too

Queen - A Night at the Opera (DCC) Planning to listen to this other one afterwards: Kim Wilde - Come Out and Play

Sarah Vaughan - Sassy Swings the Tivoli (live 1963) amazing. This woman could sing too

Good race

Archie Shepp Quartet - True Ballads [1996] The cover looked very familiar, so looked through my vinyls and found this: Fairground Attraction - First of a Million Kisses [1988] Looks like the Japanese at Venus Records loved the pic. Will listen to both if I have the time before going to bed.

OK, thanks. Looks like I'll enjoy it

fail for the cables or the something better? Eric, keep in mind you're an avid classical listener, so "average" means a way better recording quality than on pop/rock stuff. For classical music the HD800 and the GS/Ref is a great pairing.