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Al Di Meola - Soaring Through a Dream (1985)

I got my order from them few days ago, happy for the most part. They send me two wrong CDs, but out of 44 I guess it's not such as big deal. Still one of them I really wanted and they replaced it with something I did not want

I bet T1 will not be as price controlled as HD800 and one will be able to get it under $900 in several month. I am in the minority here as I really like my DT880 and DT990 Pro as well as vintage DT220 (and did not like any Grados I heard) so I am looking forward to these headphones and hoping they sound like improved DT880.

Conrad Schnitzler - Klavierhelm (2006)

Pestrepeller - Isle of Dark Magick (2006)

Sky City - Sky City (2007)

Barbez - Insignificance (2005)

If everyone is done with this one y'all can delete it n.p. Eroc - Changing Skies (1987)

Majors are really really nice speakers. Damn why are all Apogee deal far a way from me, I so want to upgrade from my Minors

William Hooker, Eyvind Kang & Bill Horist - The Season's Fire (2007)

Weed - Weed...! (1971) [url=http://rateyourmusic.com/genre/Krautrock/]

Hope you like it. I played it a bit safe but still diverse.

Pffff. Why not wait a bit longer and get KRAFT 250

Some booklets are useless, some are even pointless others are art that compliment the album. What are like the most are big booklets from companies like GoD that re-release stuff; they give you a ton of rare photos and information. These are great to read and add a lot of value to the release.

I have a lot of stuff in digital from and on CDRs, but somehow it does not do it for me. I am one of those fetishists that need to hold a complete physical object in the hands with art, liner notes and all other junk that comes with it. It better be in good condition as well, if it's not it bugs me. Many CDs and LPs for me have a much deeper meaning, I ofter remember when I got them, why and what was happening in my life at that time. Listening to music for me is an experience, I let my equipment warm up, I kick back I take an LP/CD I put them on and I listen to the entire thing. I don't read, talk or do anything else when I listen seriously. I do listen on the go or on PC or when cooking or talking to friends, but mostly to different music that does not require much attention. I think my attitude dates back to growing up in USSR where getting new music on original LP or R2R was a BIG deal. You cherished it and it was your prized possession. So digital revolution or not I don't see getting rid of packing away my physical media.

Hawkwind - Doremi Fasol Latido (1972)

Nice stack. What is he driving them with, does anyone know?

Ergo Sum - Mexico (1971)

Bondage Fruit - Bondage Fruit (1994) Every time I listen to this I am flabbergasted. It's that good. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKRpBi9_zYU

John Zorn - The Bribe

I do try at times to make something, if it's a simple fix I can do it but at complicated things I just fail, mostly due to my piss pure soldering skilzzz and luck of concentration I guess

Great stuff, if only I had a garage and new how to DIY

Why would we want to help you save money?

Dmitri Shostakovich - Symphony No.5 & No. 9 [Concertgebouw Orchestra / B. Haitink]. (1983)