What are you listening to now? Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!

[thecontrolcentre]

[thecontrolcentre]

[WatchTheGuitar]

[melomood]

Badfinger's Head First
the album that didn't officially get released,or was released then pulled because they got f**ked by Warner Bros AND Apple records

[PatchAdamz]

The Beatles - Abbey Road Medley "Restored" Version

[WatchTheGuitar]

Keep trying to work out if I’m finding the vocal delivery endearing or annoying

[Erisian]

The Sex Pistols - Jingle Bells

[vurt]

black sabbath - sweet leaf

[Aloysius]

The Greedies (Thin Lizzy / Sex Pistols) - A Merry Jingle

[rp314]

[PatchAdamz]

Got to use a couple of these back in the day (thanks to Stevie Wonder).
At the time they could do things most musicians could only dream about.

Synclavier II (1980): 8-bit FM/additive synthesis, 32-track memory recorder, and ORK keyboard. Earlier models were entirely controlled via ORK keyboard with buttons and wheel; a VT100 terminal was subsequently introduced for editing performances. Later models had a VT640 graphic terminal for graphical audio analysis (described below).[11]
Original Keyboard (ORK, c.1979): original musical keyboard controller in a wooden chassis, with buttons and silver control wheel on the panel.[11]
Sample-to-Disk (STD, c.1982): a first commercial hard disk streaming sampler, with 16-bit sampling at up to 50 kHz.[11]
Sample-to-Memory (STM): later option to sample sounds and edit them in computer memory.[13]
Direct-to-Disk (DTD, c.1984): an early commercial hard disk recording system.
Signal File Manager: a software program operated via VT640 graphic terminal, enabling 'Additive Resynthesis' and complex audio analysis.[11]
Digital Guitar Interface[14][15]
SMPTE timecode tracking[11]
MIDI interface[11]

It took some many years more before this technology reached the home user....

[seismic1]

Ry Cooder - Borderline

[D.H. Miltz]

https://balancepointacoustics.bandcamp. ... ult-bpa-12

[D.H. Miltz]

[D.H. Miltz]