Oh i should've clarified, i was looking in rupees and my original source would be One plus Nord 2

My first project I’d appreciate if you’d give it a listen (thank you) https://on.soundcloud.com/He4rWK4fWrjLyWyg6

My first project I’d appreciate if you’d give it a listen (thank you) https://on.soundcloud.com/He4rWK4fWrjLyWyg6

Tell me more. I'm not from a tech background Besides it's not really a popular pointer while buying a phone mostly all i look for is the basic- processor, battery, camera

Don’t forget that there are different methods of encoding and decoding music: if the source material is of low quality, it won’t matter what subsequent equipment you use, it will still sound pants.

For 3k (USD?) you should be able to get anything you like. Think about your use case; where will you use them (home, office, travelling), will you be consuming nor creating music as well (studio ones are always wired), can wireless ones be charged and used at the same time etc..

My Beyerdynamic ones are used daily, are very comfy but require an external DAC/amp when used with a ‘phone, which is fine for me but may be totally unsuitable for you.

Have a think about how you will use them, then get some reviews.

The band of all bands.

Wired are always going to sound better, but that does depend on what device you're using for playback. If it's just off a phone, I doubt you'll hear much difference as you're limited by the phone's capability.

Wireless is for convenience. Wired headphones will always beat wireless in terms of sound quality assuming they’re around the same price.

Discovered this when i worked at the liquor store one of my coworkers would play music on his zune and helped me to discover kyuss, megadeath, parliament, Ohio players, system, and so many other great bands. I was like listening to pink floyd, the drifters beck and nirvana pretty much religiously before that. Kyuss changed my whole perspective on metal. Better than the QOTSA I had heard on the radio back then. Th whole thing about some guy told kyuss their like the queens of the stone age and they just adopted it. Funny.

Saw them warm up for Metallica on their Australian tour when I was 16 in 92, at their prime and man they were good. Green machine https://youtu.be/R-MSfd2S7lo and 50 million years trip https://youtu.be/iGWrO2KTBwA

Their last album doesn’t get much love but has 2 of my favourites catamaran https://youtu.be/qnTW7yqtyxk and el rodeo https://youtu.be/qnTW7yqtyxk

But you cannot go past gardenia https://youtu.be/O8VmoqBz9Vg and 100* https://youtu.be/9lnfyMGBi6w

The man is a fucking poet

Borrrrring

First experience with true desert rock around 2006. To this day one of my all time favorite albums. I share your sentiment.

They also used the upper register bass strings on their guitars

Both are great, but blues is definitely the one I like better. Sky valley is how I discovered them though. I was going down the Tool rabbit hole back in the Napster days.

I remember having this on CD and it gave me the shits that you couldn’t skip tracks lol.

I should listen to it again. Great album

R.E.M., Pink Floyd, KLF, Portishead, Walkabouts

Im a huge fan of Jamiroquai and I want to know where I can find more alike music plzeaes

Yeah. They kinda invented a genre with this album.

Dude, if I put this on I have to listen to the entire thing.

I can't listen to 100° without going into Space Cadet right after.

Jesus of Suburbia by Green Day

"A Thousand Years" by Christina Perri

"Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen (and covers)

"Crazy" by Aerosmith

"She's Always A Woman" by Billy Joel

"You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" by The Beatles

Great call on that album. I just listened to it for the first time and it was very much like you described it.

Unfortunately no.. maybe between 2000-2010.. not sure

GOD TOLD ME TO (paul kelly)

No… nope