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In Reply to: RE: Music that can break a speaker? posted by Robert C. Lang on January 1, 2009 at 22:29:51:
Well, that's a youtube low quality video take of a "concert". The fully mastered and mixed released albums have extreme low and high frequencies, as you said information at all frequencies which continually fluctuate based on the musician's needs at the time. Most of this music is created with no vocals (well at least the 100's of this type of albums I have here in my library).
So the entire spectrum range is utilized at any given moment, and that demo is considered a fun "mellow" version of that type of music.
I tell you after a day's work in Manhattan, nothing beats coming home to this and letting it clear my mind. I'm not kidding :) To each his own I say!
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