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I find those LG headphones quite annoying. I think you made the right purchase.

I recommended the ATH-M50, and experiences with that one?

Hey guys, I hope this doesn't become a flame fest. I was wondering, what is the big deal with skrillex? He hasn't introduced anything new to the electronic music realm in terms of production techniques. Focusing more on his music and the harmony and rhythm therein.... There isn't anything new...

Okay thanks. Definitely closer :)

Okey dokey. Thanks. THey both look good at that price point. I think he'd actually lean more towards the A40 wired. Anyone else know anything close to the 60 dollar mark?

Hello all, My friend is looking at turtle beaches for 30 bux for playing games online and listening to music. I reflexively said "nonononono, let's look into this." Of course, I have never heard 30 dollar turtle beacher nor have i used them for gaming purposes. So, we can now agree...

Also, i realie most of my experience is coming out of listening to alimited amount of genres of music. It's just that htese genres seem to exemplify the bass the best to me. It's just the way I hear things. Might not be the way other people hear things. On my regular listening time...

Yea I have. Trendy. Not the right kind of bass for me. Louder, not more extended. Momentums seem to be sennheisers response to the Beats. For 300, you can get much better bass. But the senns are good headphones and have good style. It really depends on what kind of stuff you're...

I have to agree withi ShadyJ here. I have listenned to aa handful of Senns and also a couple Denons. I also listen to headphones constantly, made by many other brands. I don't see Denon "blowing away" the competition at any price point really. Maybe in style and software support (for the...

Heartcore is not about kurt's playing at all. Heartcore was produced by Q-Tip and is quite different. But it's still a cool album. Some of it. It's out there. Check out The Standards Trio, Intuit, and his live stuff, wherever you can find it.

Also, check out some of kurts stuff with Peter Bernstein.

Also, I never said vai was a sub par player. I think he's one of the best. I wish more rock players would take after vais approach. also, the next step isn't the most jazzy, energetic album. Kurts solo on zhivago is at least dynamic and very well built up. However, the album is also colored my...

I don't get the lack of dynamics. Not only are his melodies dynamic, but he uses dynamics on his coming constantly. He also uses his coming to really accent his solos, which is something I see very few guitar players do well. Julian lage and Adam Rogers to me fall under that category of...

Also, when I consider great guitarists, their first and most important job is as the harmonic member if the rhythm section. Lots of guys who can shred but don't know how to back up the rest of the group (or comp for themselves). Usually great accompanists have a deeper understanding of harmonic...

I will certainly agree that someone like Kurt r will not have as big of a visual show as someone like vai.

See, I disagree about Kurt. His melodies are dynamic and complex, but also very concrete. Very much like Keith Jarrett. I agree about Adam togers, though I saw him play a Hendrix gig that blew me away (almost quite literally... I was sitting next to his stacks). On the other hand, I find do...

hehehe yea. Another great sub. From what I have read. I actually haven't heard any of them XD

I doubt you will be able to find the Gary Thomas album on spotify. I think I've looked before. It's definitely worth checking out (or even buying). Pat Metheny, Terry Lynn Carrington, Jeff Reed... all on the album. It's very edgey, too.

Yea. Check this "new breathe of life" from the studio to the live recording: Original album version of Cousin mary by John Coltrane - Grooveshark - Free Music Streaming, Online Music Live version from Afro blue/Impressions - Grooveshark - Free Music Streaming, Online Music Not that the...

Most of the time, even in jazz that sounds techincal, the music is about everything but techincal perfection, IMO. Yngwie malmsteen is more about technical perfection than, say, John Coltrane. I WOULD throw Allan Holdsworth under the technical perfection light, but he, too, also has some very...