IMO, This has to be the coolest record company logo.

As we all know, LED ZEPPELIN recognized the coolness of this logo.

http://lifehacker.com/5612122/be-a-perfect-guest-in-the-21st-century

Keld and I have been discussing this, but we would like to know what YOU are thinking about the quality of these 2496 downloads? Or maybe you haven't bothered at all?

Could this be the new hirez future, an ITunes for audiophiles as it were? Done by the labels themselves with no one in between?

I have burned DVDs of my downloads and played them in every DVD player in my home. Very nice.

What do you think?

http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1656485

Click on "One Click Download"

This Tom Petty Blu-Ray has really got my mojo worked up!

More Hi

http://www.grngecko.com/torment.html

FYI at the following link: If the links don't work, you may try to copy and paste them into your search engine or manually enter them into your search engine. http://www.ultrabitplatinum.com/?page_id=725

Hi there all,

so, it seems i'm slowly becoming an audiophile too.......and being a new one i would kindy need your feedback/help on a couple of component i should go for, to optimize the home audio system i have in mind....

Basically i am storing and listening my music from my macbook pro/itunes at 259/320 kbps mp3.
My idea is to have a simple, but hi-fi/optimized system accordingly.
Please bear with me and if i write in a simple and perhaps wrong form, as i am somehow new to this audiophile world...

Hi there all,

so, it seems i'm slowly becoming an audiophile too.......and being a new one i would kindy need your feedback/help on a couple of component i should go for, to optimize the home audio system i have in mind....

Basically i am storing and listening my music from my macbook pro/itunes at 259/320 kbps mp3.
My idea is to have a simple, but hi-fi/optimized system accordingly.
Please bear with me and if i write in a simple and perhaps wrong form, as i am somehow new to this audiophile world...

Cofounder of seminal rock band Little Feat, Richie Hayward died today of complications from liver cancer. Not having health insurance, he had moved to Canada (his wife was Canadian) but the end was sadly inevitable.

Hayward was one of the most intelligent drummers in rock, combining power, drive, with imagination. You can find a December 2000 review I wrote of a Little Feat anthology at http://www.stereophile.com/recordingofthemonth/402/ .

John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile