Rob Keeble
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So i need to ask what may seem like a totally dumb question to you guys given many of you are way more clued up on music and rocks past than i could ever hope to be.
Keep in mind i have yet to attend a rock concert.
So since i was a teenager i have been a Pink Floyd fan.
I just connected with the lyrics in their songs to me they have stood the test of time as good as any classical composer.
So i am driving this new truck with the Sirius radio and heck chose to listen to the station called "Classic Rock Vinyl" whats my odds of not one but two Pink Floyd songs being played in the day. One morn and other in late afternoon.
So here is the crux of what i am asking. This was the first time i have heard the lyrics so clear. To the point where it had me wondering if they were playing the real deal or some alternative or filtering noise or is it possible there is a studio version of a band like Pink Floyd's music.
Back in the day i coughed up big bucks (think price in African terms for NAD turntable , amp etc and AR speakers and decent vinyl version of Dark Side of Moon had others of their albums but not of same quality.
Now i am wondering about the difference between the sound i have registered in my memory versus what i was hearing on satellite radio.
The satellite music was clear as can be but this was supposed to be vinyl. Now i guess they not playing real vinyl but digital versions of the same albums.
I am trying to sort out how i felt about the benefit.
Was nice to hear the lyrics clearly but it kind of reminds me of things Vaughn has said over time with regards to being able to reproduce the old valve tube amp sounds versus listening to the same music played through a modern day "supposedly" perfect amp.
Can any of you rock and music aficionados help me out with understanding what i am experiencing.
Sound dumb i know but hey no stupid questions as far as i am concerned.
Was a little like hearing a cover band but not quiet. Is this the "digital" effect or just my ageing ears.
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Keep in mind i have yet to attend a rock concert.
So since i was a teenager i have been a Pink Floyd fan.
I just connected with the lyrics in their songs to me they have stood the test of time as good as any classical composer.
So i am driving this new truck with the Sirius radio and heck chose to listen to the station called "Classic Rock Vinyl" whats my odds of not one but two Pink Floyd songs being played in the day. One morn and other in late afternoon.
So here is the crux of what i am asking. This was the first time i have heard the lyrics so clear. To the point where it had me wondering if they were playing the real deal or some alternative or filtering noise or is it possible there is a studio version of a band like Pink Floyd's music.
Back in the day i coughed up big bucks (think price in African terms for NAD turntable , amp etc and AR speakers and decent vinyl version of Dark Side of Moon had others of their albums but not of same quality.
Now i am wondering about the difference between the sound i have registered in my memory versus what i was hearing on satellite radio.
The satellite music was clear as can be but this was supposed to be vinyl. Now i guess they not playing real vinyl but digital versions of the same albums.
I am trying to sort out how i felt about the benefit.
Was nice to hear the lyrics clearly but it kind of reminds me of things Vaughn has said over time with regards to being able to reproduce the old valve tube amp sounds versus listening to the same music played through a modern day "supposedly" perfect amp.
Can any of you rock and music aficionados help me out with understanding what i am experiencing.
Sound dumb i know but hey no stupid questions as far as i am concerned.
Was a little like hearing a cover band but not quiet. Is this the "digital" effect or just my ageing ears.
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