Pink Floyd Engineer Alan Parsons Rips Audiophiles, YouTube and Jonas Brothers
First time accepted submitter CIStud writes "Famed 'Dark Side of the Moon' engineer Alan Parsons, who also worked on the Beatles 'Abbey Road,' says audiophiles spend too much money on equipment and ignore room acoustics. He also is surprised the music industry has not addressed the artists' rights violations taking place on YouTube, wonders why surround-sound mixes for albums never took off, and calls the Jonas Brothers 'garbage' all in one interview."
Audiophiles are pretty much the dumbest group of people ever.
No, you can't hear a difference between this $5000 speaker and this $150 speaker.
No, these cables don't sound "warm".
Abuse? Oh sorry, this is arguments. Abuse is down the hall.
No it isn't.
I know him most for a giant death ray entitled with his name.
Sorry Dr Dre, but having you design speakers is like having an acoustics geek make a hip-hop record.
I wrote my first program at the age of six, and I still can't work out how this website works.
Hey, us Trekkies have always been interested in keeping up with the Cardassians. Er, wait...
Understanding the scope of the problem is the first step on the path to true panic.
Ask 100 Slashdotters if they can figure out what the fuck you're trying to say in your posts.
Sorry, I wasn't clear in my narrative.
Me: Did you read that article about Alan Parsons?
Average music listener: Alan who?
Me; Alan Parsons. He was the recording engineer for "Dark Side Of The Moon".
Average music listener: ???
Me: You know, Pink Floyd?
Average music listener: Ah Pink, but she's sooo 2005 - and who is Floyd?.
There, fixed that for you.