Headphones for Bad Religion?

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Posted by: admin | 11/04/2006 at 13:18 | 1050 views

MP3.com has a review of The Logitech Noise Canceling Headphones and they was tested with Bad Religions Sorrow!

"In Bad Religion's "Sorrow," the deep strum of bass was easily discernible even behind the frantic lead guitar."

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asdf Guest Location: Armenia	Quote yea it sounds so good, that they decided to make the vocals the only thing you could actually hear. I lol'd at "they was tested with" 11/11/2006 at 03:45 yea it sounds so good, that they decided to make the vocals the only thing you could actually hear. I lol'd at "they was tested with"
tommy Lost Pilgrim Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Posts: 37	Quote I agree with ratguy. POB has the best sound. But I also like the remastered suffer 11/08/2006 at 00:32 I agree with ratguy. POB has the best sound. But I also like the remastered suffer
RatGuy Hippy Killer Status: Offline Posts: 4	Quote I'm glad they used a song off The Process of Belief. It's quality is superior to most of their other albums, including the newer album, The Empire Strikes First. On TPOB, you get crisp guitars, clear vocals, and Brooks' drumming was captured beautifully. I believe it was the ideal album and song to use to check for quality on sound equipment. 11/07/2006 at 23:12 I'm glad they used a song off The Process of Belief. It's quality is superior to most of their other albums, including the newer album, The Empire Strikes First. On TPOB, you get crisp guitars, clear vocals, and Brooks' drumming was captured beautifully. I believe it was the ideal album and song to use to check for quality on sound equipment.
Batman! Guest Location: Global Citizen	Quote Sorry sorry, I was joking. At least this news is cool in fact, y'know, it's not everyday a large website uses BR material in reviews like this. My sincere apologies again. It was merely meant as a parody of what some people have been posting recently. 11/07/2006 at 09:04 Sorry sorry, I was joking. At least this news is cool in fact, y'know, it's not everyday a large website uses BR material in reviews like this. My sincere apologies again. It was merely meant as a parody of what some people have been posting recently.
vittu Guest Location: Finland	Quote I just saw the face of jesus in my anus! 11/07/2006 at 08:20 I just saw the face of jesus in my anus!
michael Guest Location: Portugal	Quote we're not gonna start with this again are we? some think this is news some think not we cannot agree on everything 11/06/2006 at 23:37 we're not gonna start with this again are we? some think this is news some think not we cannot agree on everything
Jack Guest Location: Global Citizen	Quote If it doesn't interest you, don't read or don't post here. That's simple no? 11/06/2006 at 23:06 If it doesn't interest you, don't read or don't post here. That's simple no?
Batman! Guest Location: Global Citizen	Quote ....And in other news today: I just did a poo, and it came out cross-buster shaped! OMG! 11/06/2006 at 20:49 ....And in other news today: I just did a poo, and it came out cross-buster shaped! OMG!
JOHN VICIOUS Guest Location: United States	Quote ASOWEM, i would have been coller if mp3.com was still owned by cnet 11/06/2006 at 16:26 ASOWEM, i would have been coller if mp3.com was still owned by cnet

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