I'm wondering if a distinction should be drawn between
{music I like to turn up loud which isn't traditionally turned up loud}
and
{music which has a lot of emotion and sonic detail and hence sounds/feels good turned up loud but might do even better listened to in headphones (preferably loud) but which isn't traditionally considered "headphone music" (or "turn up loud" music)}.
I seem to have more of the latter, so for now I'm combining them so I don't end up with one really long set and one kind of lame set... but I could be persuaded to keep them separate.
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ninetydegrees
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on 2010-04-20 10:30 pm (UTC){music I like to turn up loud which isn't traditionally turned up loud}
and
{music which has a lot of emotion and sonic detail and hence sounds/feels good turned up loud but might do even better listened to in headphones (preferably loud) but which isn't traditionally considered "headphone music" (or "turn up loud" music)}.
I seem to have more of the latter, so for now I'm combining them so I don't end up with one really long set and one kind of lame set... but I could be persuaded to keep them separate.