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Recommended Music: Rock, hard Rock or Metal

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Looks like a lot of other genres have been touched on but haven't seen this group yet. I'm new to Sonos...had my Play 5 for a month then it lost its WiFi ability...they are sending me a new one. Love the sound, but from these genres, what has really stood out to play on my Sonos? Thanks

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Kumar

I have recently acquired a taste for Blues as well - I don't know if that needs a different thread; perhaps it does, I will open one right away.

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Kumar

And a question for my education and to contribute here, though I don't like Metal much. When does Blues become Rock?

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brttltAuthor

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Hard to say, because you have Led Zeppelin that was rock, but there is a whole lotta blues in their music. Hard to distinguish, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Joe Banamasa definitely blues based, but could be rock. Just throw out what you know.
I would think a lot of Rush would sound really good on Sonos, along with Yes and maybe some Eagles.

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Kumar

As with any well made speaker, Sonos doesn't do injustice to any music genre. Bass heavy music of any genre will need a Sub for best results, but that need is also common to all similar sized speakers. And start saving for another 5 to make a stereo pair for day/night difference in every genre! The Sub can come a lot later.
A couple of great blues-rock albums then:
1. Blue and Lonesome - The Rolling Stones
2. The Sky is Crying - Stevie Ray Vaughan
Many more to come:-)

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Ryan_M_1985

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Remedy Lane by Pain Of Salvation (progressive metal)
Blackwater Park by Opeth (progressive death metal)
Leviathan by Mastodon (progressive sludge metal)

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