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I understand everything you just said. Apparently the audience doesn’t.

*_Fortunately for everyone else, you're in the minority ..._*

you .. an Engelbert Humperdinck fan Me.... happy

Man you have missed out. Repetitive music is body music. It's those rhythms our previous evolutionary iteration were jumping round a fire to.

Loved it too!

Did u forget the drop dead gorgeous and supremely talented bass player?

10 years of grinding it out. The Khru are the best.

Not really too surprising that they came out of Houston, as the city is made up of a collection of Mexican, Central American, South American, African, Middle Eastern, South Asian, Southeast Asian and many more distinct communities. It's probably one of the most culturally diverse cities in North America, if not the world. You hear all of those influences in Khruangbin.

Love the band- but the venue is the absolute pits in every respect.

snap - rhythm is a dancer crystal waters - gypsy woman inner city - big fun

@@Cosmo95_ 😘

Is Dimebag from Texas too?

Gypsy women

I agree. They are kind of a one trick pony, but they are decent at what they do. I can listen to them in small doses. The cover thing is a little hacky, but the live audiences dig it, makes the shows fun.

Spot on. Same endless twiddling. No accounting for taste I guess, but this “music” is desperately bland.

Whatever. BUT- From the energy of the audience, Kbin seems to be morphing into a cult phenomenon- the Khru- and I for one am all there for it.

Yeah right. Try to play a hypnotic groove on an instrument. Try playing in the pocket for an endless amount of time. This isn’t a loop machine, it’s three human-beings synching their brains and fingers. Fucking groovy.

@@drumduder Uh, yeah. An endless beat. It's called repetition. Anyway, I'm glad for you.

Absolutely- Music will set us free!

This music is a black hole that I will gladly see what is on the other side!!!

Yes, looking forward too 🙂

I was at the Glasgow gig too, you can find a very similar version of Time in the following upload at 1:28:44. Enjoy! th-cam.com/video/01RQSO7IrRg/w-d-xo.html

@@mdubski mate you just made my day - great recommendation! That interlude/bridge they go into with Laura's driving baseline is almost hypnotic

@@mdubski No longer up😞

I like the mk5 a lot. I use it mainly as a multi-channel DAC and it's right up there with anything else I've used. I've taken a couple of mic recordings with it too, and they are stellar. The only real gripe that I have with it is that it doesn't work with either of my Linux streamers. If you don't use Linux, you can't go wrong.

@@manisandher2661 awesome that's good to hear. Still waiting on mine to arrive from the backorder.

The Marvel is a true stand-alone full range speaker - it is 'plug and play'. The Anima is far superior in the mid-range and upper bass, but really does require some suppport below 70 Hz or so. I use a subwoofer with the Anima to fill the first couple of octaves. I'm very happy with the result.

Thanks a lot for your help!

Thanks for the compliment - much appreciated. I like the Marvels a lot. But I find them quite sensitive to the amplification driving them. I have a slight preference for solid state amplifiers, to better control the bottom end. My 8W SET amps sound nice, but I find the bottom end a bit too soft for my liking. YMMV.

@@manisandher2661 My pleasure and thanks for your insight. I heard another TH-cam video of these speakers and the user was playing Primus (heavy baseline) and I can hear what you may be distinguishing. The top and mids are amazing from the limited scope / listening through TH-cam. Thanks again and be well!! Very impressed with your gear!

@@gregorydijoseph5873 did you end up pulling the trigger? as time-aligned "horns" (or fullrange+horn tweeter) these are quite interesting to me.