€499 headphone vs €153 headphone, what's the difference?

Hello I was just wondering what the difference between a €153 headphone and a €499 headphone. Is it something that you need a real studio to notice a difference in or will I be able to hear the difference from just listening to spotify in my home on my PC? I want something really good that I can stick onto for a lot of years to come. Been getting some tips here but I'm not sure which ones that I should go for. Could use a help from someone with a little knowledge about real headphones and what to look for the most when it comes to listening to music for a long time (+8h non-stop). I mostly prefer to listen to rock/metal and stuff with a lot of bass. Would be nice if I could watch any movie without having to hear an awfully loud bass aswell but I guess that will be easy to deactivate in a driver or something?

Here is the headphones I have been suggested and my oppinion about them:

http://en-de.sennheiser.com/audio-he...eo-hifi-hd-558
Sennheiser HD 558 - It seems to be a a really cool headset. Not sure if it will be able to feel good for more than +4 hours though. That's at least what I think by seeing it.

http://europe.beyerdynamic.com/shop/...sure/t-90.html
Beyerdynamic T90 - I really like the look of it but for a price of €499 I'm not sure if it is worth it compared to some others that are a lot cheaper. How much difference is this one really from the others?

http://eu.audio-technica.com/en/prod...=39&prodID=266
Audio-Technica ATH-M50 - I could see myself using these more than the Sennheiser for a longer nonstop time but are they any good quality-wise compared to the others?

http://se.akg.com/akg-product-detail_se/k551wht.html
AKG K551 - These I'm not sure of. At all.

Well that is all of them. Tips? :D

EDIT: I will most likely be buying a sound card with any of these headphones. I'll look into that later though.