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| Sad songs- We love them- We need them Friends - Ryan Adams About Today - The National | |
| Acoustic Guitar on Vinyl Just one song, but Emerson, Lake and Palmer's "From The Beginning" is my go-to acoustic guitar song. "The Sage" from their Pictures At An Exhibition Album is excellent, as well. | |
| Need suggestions: High pitched female singers Kathleen Edwards | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Baja Marimba Band - Watch Out! Atlantic History of the Rhythm & Blues - Volume 4 The Big Beat | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Gregory Alan Isakov - That Sea, The Gambler | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Taylor Rae - Mad Twenties | |
| Attractive Bookshelf - Under $3k I've never heard them, but the reviews have always been stellar for Van L Speakerworks' Quartet Series. Last time i was in the market they were $2,995. I e-mailed John, the owner, about them and he was very prompt in his reply and very detailed. ... | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Taylor Rae - Mad Twenties Band of Horses - Things Are Great | |
| Resistors Interesting you should bring that up Zerofox. I contacted Wilson about the resistor issue I started this thread on and received this response: Truthfully, the most challenging aspect of the resistor change is removing the access door - after year... | |
| What is your favorite cover? Back Stabbers - Ukelele version on YouTube | |
| Share albums where EVERY SINGLE song is good Ryan Adams - Prisoner Boz Scaggs - Silk Degrees Kacey Musgraves - Golden Hour The Zombies - Oracle and Odyssey Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road | |
| Not manufactured any more. Acoustic Response 707s | |
| Whats on your turntable tonight? Bruce Cockburn - Inner City Front Dire Straits - On Every Street | |
| Who Were Your Mentors A cousin, John Nichols, in the mid-70s. His gear was strictly Pioneer. Spec series amps, 909 r2r, tuner, equalizer, even a 1000 oscilloscope. Bose 901s. But the piece that really got me was his B&O 4004 turntable. Even with its drawbacks it s... | |
| The Most Philosophical Song You Ever Heard Bob Frank - Judas Iscariot |