Are there any recording artists you just can’t listen too?

Dual gold Mallorcan...

 A marvel i never heard  really ever all the decades i owned  them...It is sad and a pity created by my ignorance...

Guess why ?

 As most audiophiles hypnotized by the gear price and name, ignoring acoustics concepts and controls,  i studied acoustics only after having sold them (they were too big ) ....Then i owned them but never knew them...

Then i never heard the Tannoy optimal working...I owned them more than forty years...

@mahgister 

Oh l missed off an enquiry. 
 

What Tannoy speakers 50 years ago were you talking about. I am very familiar with the range in the 70s. They were named after all things British..just a few…..

Eaton…..college 

Cheviot….hills in Scotland

Devon….the county where l live 

Stirling….Castle in Scotland

Windsor….another castle

Edinburgh….Capital City

and the Lancaster….l think the Bomber, not the City, it was gigantic.

l remember the Lancasters were like huge square radiators in size. Quite imposing and living room unfriendly. Took two people to move them about. 15 inch bass woofers from memory.

 

I love all Philip Glass including film music...

 But Akhnaten is so much genius opera... It is a movie in my head when i listen to it...

@mahgister Philip Glass film music

I apologize for my  post defending Philip Glass...

I dislike almost all known popular music...Or i do not like  it enough to listen to it more than a few minutes...

@mahgister “l apologise for my post defending Philip Glass”

No reason to do that.

Personal tastes in music is like food. Some you like more than others. 
It also depends on what you look forward to listening to or not. I can take Philip Glass in small quantities, but not an all night feast.

”Kundun” had an interesting regional spicy flavour.

His contributions in “The Truman Show” went down well, like a fine wine.

But l can’t taste any difference between his Koyaanisqatsi, Nagoyqatsi or Poaqqatsi