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What are you listening to today?
- Thread starter tessler
- Start date
Some classics are timeless ...
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61996
IBA# 5819
I have an eclectic taste in music and the arts.
I have been listening to the Felice Brothers. They have a distinctive sound; I enjoyed listening to an album whilst swimming yesterday.
https://www.underwateraudio.com/
I first heard of them from the video below. I like the video as it seems to fit the music quite well. At first I thought these fellers were somewhere in the western US. However, the company, Blitz Motorcycles, is French and the majority of the video was in Spain.
https://www.blitz-motorcycles.com/bikes
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https://www.underwateraudio.com/
I first heard of them from the video below. I like the video as it seems to fit the music quite well. At first I thought these fellers were somewhere in the western US. However, the company, Blitz Motorcycles, is French and the majority of the video was in Spain.
https://www.blitz-motorcycles.com/bikes
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I'd never heard of these folks before, but I sure like 'em -
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braddog
Minnesota Nice!
I listen to this about once a week or so. Can't get enough. Both Linda and the Eagles in their prime.
Kind of forget how large a part Bernie Leadon was as a part of this group.
jammess
Jammess
I'm a jazz aficionado and I listen to WBGO, KMHD, KLCC and my favorite station KEWU from Eastern Washington University at Cheney, WA. I use a Grace internet radio tuner connected to a Marantz amp driving a pair of 12" KLH 3-way speakers. Internet speed is 100 MBPS download so great sound quality.
I support KEWU as a monthly sustaining member to me it's that good.
Oh, I also have a portable internet radio playing in my shop. I guess I'm addicted.
I support KEWU as a monthly sustaining member to me it's that good.
Oh, I also have a portable internet radio playing in my shop. I guess I'm addicted.I agree that KEWU is a great internet "radio" station. However, I am a bit confused by the Grace internet radio. I couldn't really divine much from the Grace website as to why this is better than just using a laptop, ipod, phone, or tablet via the home wifi and playing the music through a wired or wireless (e.g., bluetooth) speaker(s).
https://www.ewu.edu/kewu/
https://gracedigital.com/
In my house I either listen to music through some Grado SR-80e headphones on my desktop computer, through my over 30 year old Cerwin-Vega speakers hooked up to a Denon receiver driven by an Apple mac-mini, or in the garage to music from a small Bose bluetooth speaker driven by an android tablet connected via wifi to the 'net. When I cut the grass I use some sound cancelling wireless headphones driven by an ipod in a pocket. I did go to a Best-Buy Magnolia listening room a few years ago and listened to music (I provided a USB drive with my music) from a variety of their speakers, but I didn't really hear anything "better" (meaning highly subjective and perhaps with declining hearing capabilities) than what I already had. I do like the Grado headphones as they are quite light and don't make my ears hurt or sweat and the sound (to me) is quite good.
Another internet "radio" that I like is SOMA.FM
https://somafm.com/
https://www.ewu.edu/kewu/
https://gracedigital.com/
In my house I either listen to music through some Grado SR-80e headphones on my desktop computer, through my over 30 year old Cerwin-Vega speakers hooked up to a Denon receiver driven by an Apple mac-mini, or in the garage to music from a small Bose bluetooth speaker driven by an android tablet connected via wifi to the 'net. When I cut the grass I use some sound cancelling wireless headphones driven by an ipod in a pocket. I did go to a Best-Buy Magnolia listening room a few years ago and listened to music (I provided a USB drive with my music) from a variety of their speakers, but I didn't really hear anything "better" (meaning highly subjective and perhaps with declining hearing capabilities) than what I already had. I do like the Grado headphones as they are quite light and don't make my ears hurt or sweat and the sound (to me) is quite good.
Another internet "radio" that I like is SOMA.FM
https://somafm.com/
ksdcr
Member
AKsuited
New member
This tune doesn't get enough airtime:
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Harry
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Harry
mikegalbicka
Back in the saddle again
Top 31 Best Motorcycle Scenes on Film by MOTO eMAG
I subscribe to this eMagazine and thought this was an interesting compilation:
"Welcome to MOTO's totally unique and most comprehensive list of Top-31 Best Motorcycle Scenes on Film; covering movies from the incredibly dangerous and stunt-heavy Silent Era to today's popular releases. Our exclusive list expands 100 years of exciting motorcycle scenes in cinema. We compiled this list without the use of any fillers or animations and all of our scene selections are viewable on YouTube with direct links provided. This incredible list has been curated by MOTO's founder/editor who is a serious cinefile. "
http://moto-emag.com/BestMotorcycleScenesonFilm.html
I subscribe to this eMagazine and thought this was an interesting compilation:
"Welcome to MOTO's totally unique and most comprehensive list of Top-31 Best Motorcycle Scenes on Film; covering movies from the incredibly dangerous and stunt-heavy Silent Era to today's popular releases. Our exclusive list expands 100 years of exciting motorcycle scenes in cinema. We compiled this list without the use of any fillers or animations and all of our scene selections are viewable on YouTube with direct links provided. This incredible list has been curated by MOTO's founder/editor who is a serious cinefile. "
http://moto-emag.com/BestMotorcycleScenesonFilm.html
