What are you listening to?

[Zap Rekowski]

Temple of the Dog • Hunger Strike

 

[Zap Rekowski]

Frank Zappa • don't eat the yellow Snow

 

[Chip]

BBC radio 6 music

 

[peterweyland]

 

[HoosierHiFi]

Took a break from the forum for a while but I missed interacting with everyone so I’m back. Jamming some Cool Ruler tonight. This is a great live album from one of the OG reggae legends.

 

[Skull]

Buddy Guy to start the day

 

[Skull]

Daily dose of LED Zeppelin

 

[Skull]

Graham Bonnet

 

[Skull]

Time for Deep Purple

 

[d6jg]

This post isn’t so much about what I’m listening to but also about how I’m listening. There is no WiiM involved here but I think it would be great if WiiM could build a player along these lines. I’m using a Raspberry Pi Zero W piggy backed on a USB Powerbank and feeding an Audioquest Dragonfly which in turn is feeding my wired B&W P7s. It is a DAP with no local storage. Imagine if WiiM could package a player with a battery and DAC with headphone and BT out into one stylish phone sized device. I’m sure there would be a market.

♪ Playing Under Suspicion by Robert Palmer from Secrets (1979) (Local • 2706kbps VBR, 24bit, 96kHz, -7.52dB, FLC)

 

[harkpabst]

You're right, a student must have deleted a few directories

Tidal and UAPP...

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Obviously Sony tried to digitally mimic the original black shrink-wrap outer cover of Wish You Were Here, but in a very crude and not true to the original way.

Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd album) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

And once they were at it, they just kept going with all the other albums. I'm sure they felt very much avant-garde, when all they had was a silly idea.

The music is still worth listening.

 

[Zap Rekowski]

Obviously Sony tried to digitally mimic the original black shrink-wrap outer cover of Wish You Were Here, but in a very crude and not true to the original way.

Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd album) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

And once they were at it, they just kept going with all the other albums. I'm sure they felt very much avant-garde, when all they had was a silly idea.

The music is still worth listening.

Interesting. And above all, it's art. Nowadays, it's enough for a promoted music starlet to stick her butt in front of the camera... Yes, I actually miss the good old record covers. The music is one thing, the presentation of it is another.