if you wouldn't mind saying, which ones? and i'd love to hear why you think that

Fastball. The Way was a big hit but the whole album "All The Pain Money Can Buy" is good all the way through

Beats are gonna be the worst quality. You're paying for the name and for earbuds that just have the eq all fucked with and the bass jacked up too much. As a musician I hate beats headphones.

I have Samsung Galaxy buds and they are great. As a single dad I have one bud in constantly so I can listen to podcasts/music and take care of the baby. This is def something for you to consider that I hadn't considered before I got the buds. I use them way more than I thought.

For over the ear you should check out audio Technica. I like them a lot for the price.

Know that you're just not going to get anything that is truly noise cancelling at that price point.

The normal album by Will Wood is a bizarre and wonderful masterpiece of musical achievement that masterfully mashed several genres resulting in a work of art that is equal parts explosive, insane and emotional, the songs themselves are intertwined through an agglomeration of leitmotifs and lyrical lines while the individual songs tackle with both hyperbole and sincerity various pieces of a broken mind and the society around it, from mortality to sexuality, from mental illness to the over reliance of pills and medication to control the illnesses. It may just be my favourite album of all time.

Not to mention John freaking Petrucci playing some of the best riffs and guitar solos of all time. I've listened to that album more times than any other.

My tastes in music have changed since I heard it 23 years ago, and I haven't even liked a dream theater in the last 20 years, but holy frig is that album just perfect.

Shine on Brightly - In Held ‘Twas In I.

Interesting... I hear your logic but also I love that song - I was thinking "welcome to the machine" is a blemish on that album. It's a dreary, silly song without much hook...

34 years old, TLC engineer from Albania. Love his unique style, a little bit dark but with full real emotions! I'm mostly on hard rock music, but listen to everything from heavy metal to alternative, punk, psychedelic, reggae, house, country, jazz, classicals, etc.

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Thanks I’ll look into it

Pink Floyd The Wall - traumatic events in a boy’s life leads him to gradually withdraw into his own mind, adopt a fascist persona and spiral into depression and madness … until whatever minuscule shred of humanity and self-compassion he has left finally breaks through.

Absolutely stellar songwriting, production and performances.

Sennheiser HD 450SE for $89. Bought them for my dad and he loves them.

I researched the telecaster guitar and found the guitar called "Rennes REG-40BK". It fits my budget. Do you think I should buy it?

I searched the internet and I found the "Rennes REG-40BK" guitar, it was perfect for my budget, what kind of guitar do you think I should buy?

KISS - Love Gun ---- Drop 'Then She Kissed Me'... Add 'Rocket Ride'...

Thank you for your advice, I just researched what funk music means, but this is not the style I want, I want to play that kind of music like gangsta paradise.

Red Headed Stranger by Willie Nelson

A western tale about a man who finds his wife cheating on him, kills her and her lover, then later finds love and redemption. Very unique for a concept album because it uses both original songs and covers to tell the story. The album’s artwork included a storyboard of the tale. Maybe not the most original story idea for a movie or a song, but for an album it was groundbreaking. Considered one of the greatest country & western albums of all time, and they even made it into a movie.

Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino by Arctic Monkeys

The album is actually a really fun and interesting listen despite its reputation. About the first hotel and casino on the moon

Songs For the Deaf by Queens of the Stone Age

An album that’s supposed to be a Road Trip from LA to the desert

The Black Parade by My Chemical Romance

An album about a person dying of cancer who is filled with regrets.

Thanks

For me it depends on what I’m doing. But I do prefer the sound quality of over-ears.

I generally use the device for all purposes listed above (maybe not the best choice but still) I used to have Beats Studio 3 but broke them two times in the same way (broken right hinge) so I might prefer noise cancelling earbuds

Some people like earbuds, some like over-the-ear headphones. I'm the latter. It really depends on your preference.

Anker is garbage. Look up expert reviews. Best headphones under $100 category, can't be any easier. Read a few as some are skewed. Also, what do u want them for? Gaming, music, portability (commuting), noise cancelling, wireless? Sony WHCH710N is like $150. Spend more but better quality and last you longer. Philips makes a budget model under $100. Good company with history of quality headphones.

Thank you for the answer

Thank you, I will take your advice into consideration.