Music taste

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

This is pretty cool.

 

[adulbrich 5,000+ posts]

If you wanna hear something different look up Lindsey sterling

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Is she related to Scott Sterling?



Nobody else here can read properly, so I see why it was missed

 

[Wolfie62]

Well, going to show my age here. I have a huge collection of vinyl LPs; I started digitizing them in 2007. (over 900 LPs) So, mostly what I listen to is from 1953 to 1967, with commercial CDs of every sort thrown in. What's amazing to hear is a pristine recording made in the very early days of HiFi stereo recording, (1957-1958), on a competent car system. These are analog recordings made using vacuum tube studio pre-amps and amps. The sound is amazingly clear, deep, smooth and detailed. Bert Kaempfert (1957-1962)recordings are a good example of what I mean. Al Hirt is another surprise, on RCA vinyl. My wife and I spent 7 years on the road driving a truck, before I went back into engineering here recently; endless hours of driving to every point in the country will make you tired of any one type of music.

 

[C1500martin 10+ year member]

Well, going to show my age here. I have a huge collection of vinyl LPs; I started digitizing them in 2007. (over 900 LPs) So, mostly what I listen to is from 1953 to 1967, with commercial CDs of every sort thrown in. What's amazing to hear is a pristine recording made in the very early days of HiFi stereo recording, (1957-1958), on a competent car system. These are analog recordings made using vacuum tube studio pre-amps and amps. The sound is amazingly clear, deep, smooth and detailed. Bert Kaempfert (1957-1962)recordings are a good example of what I mean. Al Hirt is another surprise, on RCA vinyl. My wife and I spent 7 years on the road driving a truck, before I went back into engineering here recently; endless hours of driving to every point in the country will make you tired of any one type of music.

being 22 half of what you wrote is in another language to me haha