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This sounds wonderful, not at all insane.

• apecat 7y ago
  Oh, trust me, it's an absolute delight. It's tingly, ASMR-like and you hear stuff in a completely different way. One of my friends just goes to town with his synesthesia and usually keeps his eyes shut for a big part of the evening. One of the most mind-blowing experiences I've had there with a well-known piece of music that many can relate to: the bass on the 2018 mix of The Beatles' 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps'. In a room with almost no resonance it's just so nice and warm. Similarly, with the clean bass, you fall for these hidden gems, even among contemporary top 40 pop, like Dua Lipa's hit 'New Rules' from a couple of years back. Also, a fair chunk of pop sounds quite airy and nice compared to ten years ago. My point is though that it's very self-selecting crowd we've attracted. Not even everyone who loves music enjoy sitting still and quiet for an evening, save for our quick remarks and giggles of pleasant surprise, for example when we describe how good some cheesy 80s pop tune actually sounds. There are no guilty pleasures if the production is good :D Now with the Tool discography coming to streaming tomorrow(!!!) I suspect our next session is going to be quite the orgy.