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"i think i have enough knowledge about quality equipment . and let me ask how can you enjoy The Chemical Brothers in headphones ???? i don't get that. i think without feeling the bass vibrations all on your body no one can enjoy The Chemical Brothers actually nor any BIGBEAT type of music nor any kind of music with good beats and bass line."
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i__i, the great thing about music is that it can be enjoyed in anyway the listener wishes. We all have our preferences. If someone wants to listen to vinyl and their soundsystem pleases them, then that's great. If people choose to listen on headphones sitting in their living room or walking down the street and the end result is gaining something from the experience, then that is great too. If I listen to the Chemical Brothers in my car with the windows down and the wind rushing through my hair as cars drive past, that is a free and exhilirating experience that can't be captured any other way. We all have our ways of listening to music, you do the best with what you got, and just enjoy it for what it is (or don't enjoy it, fair play - nobody can make someone like something). More power to everyone if you have a preference for how to hear something!
I agree "feeling" the thunder of bass rippling through your body when you are listening on a thumpin' system offers a unique experience on its own - that is what is so great about hearing songs played out in clubs on a good system, or even better, when you hear the Chemical Brothers bang it out live! Feeling that bass is what the Brothers want to achieve when they're hashing it out live. You are correct that you can't feel this when you're listening on headphones, but to denegrate the listening and pitting one listening format against the other... it just doesn't do anyone any good.
All I wanted when I came here and posted my experience today was to try and get a point across, not get in a pissing contest about which way is the proper way to listen to the Chemical Brothers. I was just sharing my thoughts, really - and you implied I was an idiot for buying into my experience and then telling me not to be offended. OK. What I heard last night was something I hadn't heard before, I still don't understand what's minimal about Do It Again especially after what I heard, so I was bringing it to the table. I didn't want to argue just express what I heard. There is no one perfect way to listen to something that is universal (except when you're in the crowd at a Chems gig, it doesn't get any better than that!!)