What music fall into this category?
I know jazz, and western art music (classical) are often what I think of when hearing the term, but I honestly don’t know what differentiates serious audiophile music from everything else.
This could potentially be its own thread, and possibly a video…
That’s more of a joke than anything else - but the idea is more that you’d listen to something for sonic fidelity characteristics rather than for actual enjoyment. I think you could fit any genre into that, but at the time I think @metal571 meant exactly the kind of music I happen to like best, namely jazz, classical, acoustic etc.
Impending re-naming to Jazz571 maybe?
…where 571 is actually the number of time signature changes per piece…
No it’s that instead of 4/4 time it’s 5/7/1
The 1 is because it’s just one note.
It’s simple guys. Jazz is simple.
5 bars of vocal and piano, 7 bars of vocal and piano and sax, then 1 fifteen minute bar of flute solo.
I’ll be having a listen to what you said tonight though. Don’t mind some Jazz.
Anika Nilles - Synergy
Subsribe to Meinl Cymbals on YouTube, trust me. Leads to a lot of good shit.
Sorry…not sorry…
And that’s all I have to say about that.
“Never gonna give you up…” @ProfFalkin
Omg. Don’t abuse me bro! I thought we were friends!
That’s what brothers do… 
I’ve been listening to the newly released Carbon Based Lifeforms compilation. Psybient really helps me get out of my own head.
Love my Eighties music, but even I draw the line with Rick Astley. Ooops, sorry @MartinTransporter it was meant for Tyler (@TylersEclectic).
And this:
Diana Krall, The Look of Love, “The Look of Love”…
Lucious…Bifrost 2 —> Tuba —> Focal Clears…vocals and piano are 10/10.
One of my favorite Jazz groups…seen them live a dozen times…timeless elevator music, but really a good group of talented musicans from Buffalo New York. This album is very well recorded and very lively:
Great test for sibilance and tone of vibraphones!!
