Beards and music

[JohnSwenson]

It's much like having Ficus trees behind your loudspeakers.

 

I thought I was the only one that did that. It's one of my favorite room treatments.

 

John S.

[Cornan]

Here is a good starting point for all of you bearded music lovers!

 

Best Beards in Music | ShortList Magazine

 

http://tidal.com/album/57607214

 

 

I will never shave off my beard and moustache. I did once, for charity, but my wife said, "Good grief, how awful, you look like an American car with all the chrome removed". Rolf Harris

[Middy]

Rolf Hasn't got a good name in the UK at the moment.....

 

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[Cornan]

Rolf Hasn't got a good name in the UK at the moment.....

 

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I did´nt know! I do not know anything about him...but found that quote funny. What happend? Did he shave his beard off after all? ;-)

[Paul R]

Oh definitely - all that time spent not shaving is prime listening time.

[Ralf11]

p.2 and no one mentioned the effects of comb filtering ??

[psjug]

On 10/8/2016 at 5:39 PM, wgscott said:

What about ear hair?

Yes, am I losing vital receptors when I get rid of those?  A WAF quandry.

[mav52]

But, does a bald head causes unwanted reflections.

[psjug]

5 minutes ago, mav52 said:

But, does a bald head causes unwanted reflections.

... or does it enhance bone conduction?

[bluesman]

On 2/1/2019 at 1:44 PM, Paul R said:

Oh definitely - all that time spent not shaving is prime listening time.

 

I’ve had a beard since 1964, but it has to be trimmed and maintained.  That’s why I have Chromecast Audio and a powered speaker system in our bathroom.