Submitted by The Computer Au... on Fri, 05/15/2009 - 20:24
Hi everyone, I'm back from four days of laying in bed sick and I finally feel great! I just had to add that in here because I really am excited to feel normal again and ready to publish some articles and reviews! Anyway, on with the show...
Good music is good music even if it's played from a wax cylinder. The same can be said for good music released as 192 kbps MP3 files. Sure it's not the pinnacle of sound reproduction, but it's music nonetheless. Even better is the fact that Coldplay has released nine free tracks on what they are calling Left Right Left Right Left. I hesitate to call it an album rather just a release. Read more for the link, artwork, and a screenshot with track encoding data.
Here is the link to download Coldplay's Left Right Left Right Left
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Hope you're feeling better.
I'm a little ill ... of the self inflictd kind.
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Hi, I do agree your view of :Good music is good music even if it's played from a wax cylinder
Most of the so called aduiophile go to the wrong direction that focus on to detect the blank noise( floor noise) of the hi fi audio device. It seems if there is a very slight floor noise the system is not perfect.
I don't think so , the hi fi audio device is only the musical player not the noise detecting instrument. So the hi fi industry should turn to the musical taste reproduction than not only focus on the "technology sound quality" which is perfect with the testing data but have no musical taste.
Any time , we should keep in mind that we are listenning to music replay but not the machine itself.
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