Dogberry2 wrote:
> Oh, I agree, Neil Young is a *true believer*. Ignorant to nine decimal
> places, but a hard-core believer nevertheless.
>
> I read his recent book. It's filled with lots of garbage and idiocy,
> demonstrating that Neil Young doesn't understand:
>
> 1) the difference between a
Apesbrain wrote:
> Dogberry2, I don't think this is a case of "using his name". I love him
> but Neil has completely drunk the kool-aid on this one.
Oh, I agree, Neil Young is a *true believer*. Ignorant to nine decimal
places, but a hard-core believer nevertheless.
I read his recent book. It's
Dogberry2, I don't think this is a case of "using his name". I love him
but Neil has completely drunk the kool-aid on this one. Witness these
lyrics from "Driftin' Back" on -Psychedelic Pill- (2012):
-Don't want my mp3
Don't want my mp3
I'm driftin' back
When you hear my song now
You only get
Neil Young is a very good guitar player, and has written some great
songs, but he doesn't know squish-diddly about the physics of sound, or
about engineering. Using his name to hawk bigger-is-better audio is, as
people in the article say, simply a marketing ploy, like getting a
basketball star to
Truth Be Told: Neil's ability to hear and appreciate Pono ultra hi-rez
is more likely correlated to the strain of cannabis he enjoys for
listening to music. Always read the fine print. :eek:
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Excellent article. My favorite quote:
> Neil is advocating for good sound, and I think that is a noble and good
> thing that will benefit people, Montgomery says. I just object to
> where science is being misrepresented.
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Wow. A popular press article on digital music format that actually
raises good issues and doesn't focus on bigger must be better. And it's
in the New York Post of all places. I saw this posted on another forum.
http://nypost.com/2015/01/11/do-consumers-really-care-about-digital-quality/
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