Holy shit! Never heard of these guys either, they’ve nailed the idiom of American heavy metal/hairbands with a lighter, kind of upbeat and more romantic twist. Not ironic and skipping the nihilism. Not sure what to make of them yet…
The audience is digging it, it’s an ecstatic experience minus religion 
It’s fun stuff 
“Song of Life” is a seminal classic in progressive house/trance circles. 
Can’t get enough of that old time fusion music!
One of the students visiting from Sungkyunkwan University recommended Hyukoh to me. While I don’t understand Korean, I’m liking the overall sound.
Karol G MAÑANA SERÁ BONITO
I’m shooting in the dark with Spanish language Columbian pop…'cause I’ve never listened to Columbian pop in my life…and I try stuff blind…
Karol G seems to be a decent pop vocalist, and has many guest performers plus good reviews. She also seems to be a major naughty potty mouth, as ten tracks are labelled [EXPLICIT]. But it matters not, as my Spanish vocabulary is poor and as some consider gonorrhea to be the best sounding English word.
If you’ve never listened to Colombian, you should get started here:
Shakira is a guest vocalist on the album above. I do know her name and have heard a song or two. Maybe it’ll be my thing. Thanks.
These came yesterday
Usual outstanding sound quality, they have amazing clarity and dynamic range. I’m not sure if Hotel California is “better” than the Apple Masters version that’s 24/192 though… I did a lossless rip of the CD layer using XLD at low rip read speed. I think the CD rip may have cleaner sounding treble. I’ll have to listen more
@generic Here is a Colombian band that I like, Aterciopelados: Aterciopelados - Bolero Falaz - YouTube
listening to a lot of Ralph McTell this week:
Tina Turner RIP, I played a lot of Tina in the office today. The album version of this is better, but hell, this is Tina live in concert. With one of my very favorite songs, Undercover Agent for the Blues
RIP Tina Turner. This is a track that I listen often, is one of my test tracks:
