sandeepmohan
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Rare Earth in Concert on vinyl
Right now I am listening to ...
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djvicca 1200s
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I'm listening to "Nobody's Here"-(Kastle's remix) its a dubstep track more along the lines of R&B. I play all my wav files through an Audio 8 interface from Native Instruments. The program is Traktor Scratch Pro and I use control vinyl on a set of Technics 1200 MKII's. I mix and scratch the files with a Mackie D.4 DJ mixer. I used to record my mixes with Soundforge 5.0 from Sonic Foundry, but now I can use Traktor for recording my personal use cds. I love it! I know its probably way too much info for you, but I'm new here and want to make friends. Lol
hifiashok
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Right now (I mean now!), I'm listening to Yngwie J Malmsteen's Marching Out. As a long time (2 decades plus, I think - oops, am I that old? But I assure I feel seventeen) fan and closet critique of Malsmsteen's music, my humble and, perhaps biased, opinion is that this is his best album ever. Of course, your mileage may vary a bit. But if it does too much, do take a rain check
I'm yet to listen to any album of Malmsteen's days at Alcatrazz as a teenaged virtuoso (but I have definitely listened to Steve Vai's days at Alcatrazz and I must tell you he was already sublime, or at least near sublime - try Wire and Wood).
Any guitar afficionado worth his Fenders or at least Givsons, must give Malmsteen, the Swedish teenage prodigy, a listen. Especially if you fancy neo-classical. But do not bother too much about his later albums. Another great neo-classical guy is Vinny Moore. Try his rendition of While My Guitar Gently Weeps - not ordinary at all! Or his As Time Goes By - what arpeggios! How I wish I have some Malmsteen on vinyl! Anyone willing to sell? I'll trade for Willie Nelson!
Joshua
I'm yet to listen to any album of Malmsteen's days at Alcatrazz as a teenaged virtuoso (but I have definitely listened to Steve Vai's days at Alcatrazz and I must tell you he was already sublime, or at least near sublime - try Wire and Wood). Any guitar afficionado worth his Fenders or at least Givsons, must give Malmsteen, the Swedish teenage prodigy, a listen. Especially if you fancy neo-classical. But do not bother too much about his later albums. Another great neo-classical guy is Vinny Moore. Try his rendition of While My Guitar Gently Weeps - not ordinary at all! Or his As Time Goes By - what arpeggios! How I wish I have some Malmsteen on vinyl! Anyone willing to sell? I'll trade for Willie Nelson!
Joshua
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