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Any album would be good to start with. The latest "Challengers" is just a bit darker and edgier--a nice progression and change of pace.
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Neko Case could possibly supplant Regina Spektor on CV's top people to stalk list. 
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Hey, let's not get crazy. 
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I recently purchased The Best of Fourplay. I purchased it solely because I heard it was a good quality (i.e., audiophile type) recording. That it is! The song Chant makes my M3's sound like full range tower speakers. I can only imagine what this cut must sound like on M60's/M80's.
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I'll let you know what it sounds like on my 80s and 600.
House of the Rising Sone
Out in the mid or far field
Linearity and mid-woofers are over-rated
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Tonight it's: "The essential Nancy Sinatra" import cd.
LIFE: "Choices, balance, and timing"
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Listening to a little Stevie Ray right now "Blues at Sunrise" while waiting for my kids to come down with the popcorn and drinks, then we'll be watching The Princess Bride.
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I just fell upon Band of Horses, a former Seattle band now based in South Carolina. Their influences and styles are all over the place, but there's a folky/country/poppiness to them, which I'm really digging right now. You can stream their latest album, Cease to Begin, on virb.com. Just gave a spin to "Cease to Begin" and really liked it.
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Don't tell CV, but I listened to Regina Spektor's "Begin to Hope." Shh.
Followed with Foo Fighters' "Echoes, Silence, Patience, and Grace." These guys keep making great music.
Then, put on Silverchair's "Young Modern." I was really surprised by this album. These guys have changed a lot since they burst onto the music scene when they were teenagers. That's a good thing. Silverchair is one of the best selling bands of all-time in Australia--above both INXS and Midnight Oil--and it shows.
Ended with Postal Service's "Give Up.
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