steve hoffman forums, C or D?

Tbqh, I don't buy that specific scenario. Is fiction.

Which makes it more revealing really.

I like Turrican's response taking the exact form of the linked forum poster's "rebuttal to ex-girlfriend" statement

XD

I wonder if he'd even talk to his male music buddies like that though.

― Noel Emits, Monday, September 25, 2017 6:47 PM (one hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

It's hard to say... I'm guessing that he probably doesn't, but given which site the post was made on...

Then again, I don't really expect anyone to talk about music offline the same way as they do online. I mean, there's a reason why places such as this exist. In my case, I hardly ever talk about music offline, if at all - there's a zillion other things I'd much rather talk about that are far more important, and this forum is enough to scratch my musical discussion itch.

I like Turrican's response taking the exact form of the linked forum poster's "rebuttal to ex-girlfriend" statement

― mh, Monday, September 25, 2017 7:52 PM (eighteen minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

I often think the same when I read your posts, fwiw, except the exact form they take is that of an utter cock.

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http://www.forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/the-klf-album-by-single-by-album.692361/

I do recommend this one, a KLF rundown.

Yes! The KLF and Fall rundown threads are very good.

there are people on those boards with good taste, they're just hidden by the rest

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I used to frequent the ILX site "I Love Music", what horrible a-holes they are over there...this is the best music forum hands down
Post by: sekaer, May 2, 2017 in forum: Music Corner

there's a 200-post thread on Motorpsycho, them boards ain't all bad

it's a good source for vinyl pressing info and for which reissue labels to avoid.

Does anyone ever take the bait and click on this thing called web.musicaficionado.com? Seems like it is going to be totally generic feed but sometimes it turns out to be apparently competent classic rock career overview along with some okay playlists with interesting tracks. /dontknowwheretopostthisso

22 Reasons Not To Forget Spooky Tooth

Ok, I'm sold.

B-b-but how do I keep up with such things since I let my Mojo subscription lapse?

can't help wondering what an ILM equivalent of Stereo Central would be like

At record club we pretty much talk like a chunk of ILM text used as a script. Dick jokes included.

HER "Ok, if you say so.

savage

I'm suspecting that even "the singer has a sexy voice" was a bit of a jab. Guy is obv wrong to generalize about women, partly for the reason that Turrican gives, but he mostly just seems like someone who genuinely has a hard time relating/connecting, based on that post.

yeah, Sundr4/Turrican OTM here

http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/lesson-learned-dont-try-to-set-an-older-person-straight-on-music.698823/

I'm 52. I'm a music dork, like 85% of us here on this forum. Music history is important to me, and I enjoy discussing it with people.

I was shopping at Trader Joe's today. While standing around at the sample table, "Do You Want To Dance" by Bobby Freeman came on the store music player. An older woman -I'd say in her 70s- was chatting to the server and said "Do you know who this is?". Me being All-Knowing, said "Yup! Bobby Freeman!". She said no, that it was Ritchie Valens. I gently said, well he may have recorded it, but Bobby Freeman did the hit version we are hearing. She told me no- it's Ritchie Valens. It's on his album. It was a hit. I said, that might be, but we are hearing Bobby Freeman.

Then another patron got out his phone and pointed out it was actually Bobby Freeman. She refused to budge. "I was alive at the time. I was there. I remember his plane crash at the high school". I pointed out that yes it's a shame we lost 2 bright stars- Valens and Buddy Holly. She said no- he died in a crash by a high school. "I was alive at the time".
I sighed and said I definitely was not there, and I didn't know about the other plane crash. Knowingly smiled at the guy with the cell phone and went on my way.

Tuesday at 3:56 PM

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It's good for people on the spectrum to have a safe place for discussions away from you jackals.

Seriously though, they have a good reggae thread with input from people around the world who run some reissue labels.

I thought THIS was the safe place!

I still don't understand why audiophilia isn't listed in the DSM-V

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haha

New Paul McCartney album "Egypt Station" coming September 7, 2018

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i was actually curious which remaster of soft machine third sounded best and it got to like page three or four of the steve hoffman thread before everyone in it realized the album was poorly recorded and so there's no clear or ideal master of it

it was sorta like the whole board was summarized v neatly for me there, people arrogantly throwing around a lot of knowledge presumably gleaned from very intense, detail-oriented listening, which turns out to be largely meaningless and inapplicable

yeah but they are helpful about a lot of others, it can be handy!

...it's definitely not the place to find a quick recommendation for replacement lp jackets/sleeves etc. now THAT is a totally obnoxious and unhelpful stevehoffman rabbit hole

oh i don't mean to suggest they aren't occasionally helpful, especially with finding good unremixed copies of catalogues that have been remastered and remixed (cf. genesis)

I'm still looking forward to Egypt Station!

Me too - particularly since, at this point, each McCartney album increasingly looks as if it may be his last. I didn't rate New as highly as Chaos and Creation... or Memory Almost Full, but there was enough on there for me to enjoy.

I've gotten some great stereo system advice on there fwiw.

TBF the title of that thread changed once it was clear what the name of the album would be; that thread has been running for a few years ever since the sessions were first rumored to be happening.

also, finally, the massive proliferation of beatles threads has dampened my interest in that forum. I dealt with it for years but at this point it just seems to be trodding over old ground every day

on the other hand

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i was actually curious which remaster of soft machine third sounded best and it got to like page three or four of the steve hoffman thread before everyone in it realized the album was poorly recorded and so there's no clear or ideal master of it

― princess of hell (BradNelson)

surprised it took that long, yeah the whole album is legendarily awful sounding. i don't know what the hell they did to those tapes to get them to sound so bad.

also I think the answer to that question is that the latest remaster/reissue sounds the best. not sure what they did to it but it doesn't sound good, but sounds better than the cd I used to have

Which version of The Fall’s “Dragnet” sounds the best?

also, finally, the massive proliferation of beatles threads has dampened my interest in that forum.

I'm familiar with this feeling

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all of them :)

Hoffman's response to the Peter Shelley RIP thread is jaw-droppingly cuntish and continues to sink to newer lows several pages in
detailed breakdown of the misery starts at the bottom of this page:
http://stereocentral.freeforums.net/thread/3/rip?page=37

i think that he's being misinterpreted. I looked @ that thread the morning after PS passed and at that time it appeared that the OP didn't put Buzzcocks in the thread title. so (in a dickish way) i think he was just trying to make that person clarify who died since i think there's a poet w/the same name

tbf, he is (being) a grumpy sod.

"think he was just trying to make that person clarify who died since i think there's a poet w/the same name"

Percy Shelley died in 1822

He's only just heard though.

Hoffman's posts are so awful in that thread, his is the first reply with simply "Who is he?", which is hard to find an angle where it can't be read disrespectfully. He spends the next few pages raging on about the importance of titling a thread properly, before realising that Pete Shelley was actually an important and much-loved figure, prompting him to pull out "I knew him in the 80s and tried to help him out financially" six pages in, seemingly out of nowhere

the guy has some serious ego issues