I gotta put this back up here. Guy who posted it got bounced, and it’s almost embarrassing how many times I listened to it over and over, but it’s just… addictive.
Lordy, she doesn’t even need a full band backing her up…
NPR. Through:
digital player -> tube preamp -> tube crossover
then
3000WPC SS (solid state)-> homemade 18” subs
1500W SS monoblocks -> 15” woofers (in ginormous ca 1950’s corner horn cabs)
30WPC tube amp -> horn midranges
30WPC tube amp -> air motion transformer tweeters (3 per side)
I'm at a small somewhat remote lake right now with no people or cars except mine and listening to the buzz of nature that I can't hear or feel in the city. It's very calming.
Wow. Just… wow.
First time I ever heard Matallica put to bagpipes. 
Comedy try gabriel iglesias he’s mr fluffy funny guy
Holy Mother of GOD! wow is appropriate
Sounds like a great place to play with your lights once it gets dark. :sunglasses:
Who is this? Pretty amazing!
Looks like Sharon den Adel from Within Temptation.
Discovered this guy recently. Not bad, if you like epic orchestral/trailer type music…
This just came up on my full collection random music shuffle.
Perfect spot with the lake and surrounding mountains to test all my lights 
Sharon Den Adel from Within Temptation.
Amazing is right!
She and Tarja Turunen are probably my all-time favorite female vocalists.
Hmm, while I’m at it, here’s both of them doing “Paradise”.
In a somewhat similar category, Susanne Sundfør is pretty good, too…
Not bad! I just flipped through different parts (don’t have an hournahalf yet to give it a full listen) but it’s intriguing. Kinda ætherial in places.
Ever give the Dead Space soundtrack a listen? Jason Graves. Funny how a videogame can have some pretty amazing music behind it!
One of my favorites, it’s always on my car playlist :+1:
Haven’t heard that one, but I grew up on Atari/Amiga game and demo music from late 80s and early 90s… 8-bit samples, 4 channel modules… there was some really great/creative stuff being composed using those limited resources back then. Some of it got remade decades later, using modern audio equipment, and it sounds great. I’ve got thousands of those old modules as well as remakes.
This is a remake of Green Beret game music, originally written on C-64. Huge nostalgia factor, if you know the original.
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