Did
you know there is a (legal) place where you can download thousands of
classic and rare books complete with artwork? There are even audiobooks.
Books ranging from "Ben Franklin's Autobiography" to Tolstoy's "War and
Peace" to Mark Twain's "Tom Sawyer" to obscure essay's such as
Tolstoy's Critical Essay on William Shakespeare.
Probably Not. This video of the Audio Myths Workshop from the 2009 AES Show explains the problem. The moderator is Ethan Winer. Ethan is a respected Audio Engineer and Musician. He and others share their experience and knowledge. If you think those $500 audiophile power cords are going to make a difference do yourself a favor and watch this video.
O Holy Night
This is definitely the most moving rendition of this Christmas Classic ever recorded. It has been floating around the Internet for a couple of years. It has become part of our Christmas tradition to listen to this incredible song every Christmas Eve. Listen and enjoy. I hope you like it as much as we do.
This
clip has been circulating the web for several years. This guy is
totally amazing. Watch the entire clip. Don't be misled by the slow
start. This guy rocks! As he says in the clip, "This is Rock and
Roll."
Dylan Hears A Who!
Bob Dylan's famous '60s tunes wrapped around the ditties of Dr Seuss? That's what a mystery band has done with some of the Doctor's best loved stories married to some of the bard of Hibbing's trendsetting tunes Like A Rolling Stone, Tombstone Blues and Ballad Of A Thin Man. The playing mimics accurately the style - Hammond organ and all - of Dylan's band for Highway 61 Revisited. The singing is a fantastic rip of Dylan's amazing non-singing voice. Best of all, the singer is able to rhyme Dr Seuss' stories with the melodies without changing any words. This special recording appeared unheralded on the net on or around Feb 25, 2007. No one has stepped forward to take credit for these amazing recordings. Some of the tracks are still available on My Space on the "Dylan Hears A Who" page. These tracks are funny and exetremely well done.
