"I Must Be Dreamin'" - Cheap Trick
Some really cool panning effects.
Some really cool panning effects.
been a fan since foreverActually this is not audiophile approved. But with a set of JBL studio monitors and 300 WPC on tap, this song sounds far better than it has a right to. And it has a raw energy that is compelling. Takes a bit to get going, but the peak it moves to in the middle of the song is compelling and cannot be ignored. And probably should be listened at volumes meant to irritate the neighbors.
Regards
Mister Pig
OK this is either a great tune or it blows... I'm 50/50 about it.
OK this is either a great tune or it blows... I'm 50/50 about it.
"I Must Be Dreamin'" - Cheap Trick
Some really cool panning effects.
This one speaks to me... Maybe it's the tiny horses hauling the fat people. That whistling you hear is one of two sounds he is creating in his throat at the same time. Give this a minute and fifteen seconds before you move on.
This one speaks to me... Maybe it's the tiny horses hauling the fat people. That whistling you hear is one of two sounds he is creating in his throat at the same time. Give this a minute and fifteen seconds before you move on.
Fascinating
Yeah that's my favorite too. I saw Don Felder live about 2 years ago; he performed that song and it was awesome.This is the best cut on the record and is awesome on a bike going down the highway.
At least one rockabye baby song must be heard on a good system
Palmarès des chansons - Rockabye Baby! :
This here must be the smoothest sound / recording I have ever heard in my life. Thank you.
This one speaks to me... Maybe it's the tiny horses hauling the fat people. That whistling you hear is one of two sounds he is creating in his throat at the same time. Give this a minute and fifteen seconds before you move on.
Great, I figured there was someone out there that hadn't heard it, and who would appreciate it. Your reaction was similar to my own the first time I ever heard it, in 1980 - it was released in 1964. I was a Service Advisor at a huge automobile dealership (multiple lines, including DeLorean, fun). There were four of us, taking in 120 vehicles per day - busy and stressful. One of the other three was a grey-haired, soft-spoken gentleman named George, whose wife had passed on some years previously - single, and quite the ladies' man.
We were talking about women one day, and I was digging a little deeper into jazz at the time. Had been surprised to find that many young ladies thought my choice of music was cool, since rock, or country, was their usual fare. [One young lady, upon hearing the Modern Jazz Quartet, remarked, "Oh, I love classical music."]
"Well, if they like [various jazz artists under discussion] then you should get a copy of Stan Getz's Girl from Ipanema - it is smooth as silk and really sets a nice vibe."
I didn't forget, but I didn't acquire it quickly. A few months later, I bought the LP, and found out why it is such a classic. So it was brought to you and me - and several ladies - by the distinguished and admirable, George.
Thanks, George.