jonnyclueless

Wait, Queen released music after Freddie?

Probably no more than most shows, but super low overhead. She and the bailiff are the only stars and the rest get paid a couple hundred.

Yes, Reddit doesn't look for answers on these things, they look for confirmation and there is only one acceptable answer to a question that the community already has decided on and thus asking is quite pointless.

It's been 14 years and I'm still waiting for that call....

So you're sayin there's a chance?

It's more complicated than a misconception. It involves the Fletcher-Muson curve.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fletcher%E2%80%93Munson_curves

When sound gets louder, the higher and lower frequencies get louder than the midrange. This gives the appearance of higher fidelity. So when you play two songs back to back at the same level, the louder one will sound heavier and crisper while the quieter one will sound thinner and duller.

adjusting the two songs until they are the same volume will remedy that, but since most people are not turning their volume up and down, the louder songs will trick people into thinking they sound better.

The end result is the prisoner's dilema where unless everyone participates, the person committing the violation ends up winning:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoner's_dilemma