I would imagine that most punk records would sound terrible on that system.
Jello isn't a lawyer, he's still doing music, and other Jello things. The punk has never died in that one, for sure.Just remember the singer for the Dead Kennedy's is a high powered lawyer now.
It seems people on this board don't change (attitudes that is) and the rest do.
Johnny Ramone, arguably the original Punk, was a working class guy who was in it for the money and made no bones about it. Working class people tend to take work seriously and want to be paid for it. Bourgeois types with access to money can afford to hold it in contempt; a trick of the rich.
johnny ramone? No. iggy: yes (see stooges, 1969)
So, If you spend $300,000 dollars on stereo equipment does that mean you need to spend hundreds of thousands (depending on how big.) and build the 'perfect acoustical room' to listen to your system? If you don't build did you waste that $300,000 dollars?
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I kind'a miss Pandovski.
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Yeah, me too. He was quick witted and understood the concept of humility. And offered a refreshing perspective from across the pond. That's valuable stuff.