December 20, 201114 yr I don't know quite what to make of this. It was on my MOG queue. I have no recollection of why I put it there. I must not think it sucks. I've listened almost all the way through as I write this. The sound is as brittle as freeze dried dry leaves, sadly. http://mog.com/m/track/56819625
December 24, 201114 yr To get into the spirit Soma FM Christmas Lounge Chilled holiday grooves and classic winter lounge tracks. (Kid and Parent safe!) Edited December 24, 201114 yr by Grahame
December 24, 201114 yr Al, how is that Grachan Moncur? Right now just listening to a bunch of Christmas and Twilight songs in the living room while drinking some Veuve and getting ready for our Christmas eve dinner party. No matter how good ones stereo is and how good the source is, there is nothing better than live music played in your living room. It is a little bitter sweet for me because this is Emily's last year at home before she is off to college. Perhaps for a few more Christmas holidays we will be able to enjoy her playing but that will end at some point. *edit* But for now we are having a great time and the music sounds so real coming out of that Yammi. Oliver Nelson- The Blues and the Abstract Truth I moved the speakers out another 12 inches when having the room painted last week and the difference is huge! I wish i had done this years ago. The soundstage seems to bee deeper and wider with even better placement and definition of the individual musicians. The Veuve Cliquot works wonders! Edited December 24, 201114 yr by Augsburger
December 24, 201114 yr Author The Moncur album is awesome, Greg, although you posted one of my all-time favorites, TBATAT. Veuve will definitely widen your soundstage and smooth out any nodes you might have in your listening room.
December 27, 201114 yr On my office system. Sounds great but needs a wider soundstage which I will remedy at 5pm when I fire up the BBQ and bring out the BBQ cooking accessories.
December 29, 201114 yr http://www.hugomovie...core/#url=score i dont normally go for soundtracks, especially if i haven't seen the movie, but this is nice. I like the instrumentation, finally something different.
January 3, 201214 yr Bon Iver - For Emma, Forever Ago Goddamn it's nice to have the rig next to the computer.
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