The Home Entertainment magazine podcast - Episode 9

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The Home Entertainment magazine podcast - Episode 9

July 31, 2009 By HE Staff

On Music and Filters

Did rock die in 1972? Are "old people" just glamorizing classic rock and ignoring modern music?

In our most opinionated, animated and heated podcast yet, Brent, Geoff, Kevin and Steve get into a debate on the state of music.

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Think one of us is crazy (or not)? Please feel free to comment below.

Links:
needledoctor.com

Vinyl Lives!

Analog Update I

Analog Update II

Downloads on the Up and Up – High Quality Music Downloads

Computer Audio for the Audiophile

Steve's Blog on Sony's FM/HD Radio tuner

Some of the music we discussed:

Death Cab for Cutie Plans

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah Clap Your Hands Say Yeah

Cibo Matto Stereo Type A

Miles from India

Allmusic.com - The best site for researching music

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Comments

August 10, 2009 - 9:02pm — Anonymous

Mastodon is good, but nowhere near as good as YES. Geoff, you'll be getting a cd in the mail! Close to the Edge is a masterwork, I played the whole 18 minutes of it at my wedding! I personally think that a return to 2-channel audio has to do with the fact that a large portion of the music buying population is just plain used to a more limited sonic pallete, which can be good, or bad. Would an old Phil Spector mono wall of sound recording sound as unique as it does in 5.1? No. The art in some music has a lot to do with the way it's presented I think. That's all!

~Art

August 10, 2009 - 11:15pm — geoffm

Just Say No... to Yes.

August 4, 2009 - 7:01pm — Anonymous

Old fogies... Mastodon is better than any of the bands mentioned.