In Rainbows

[Wain]

Call me old fashioned, but I still prefer to buy my music on CDs.

Agreed, I like having something tangible, especially when it's got a whole album package to help add to some aspect to the feel of the music or whatever.  I like having a physical library that I or my friends can look over (of music, books, and movies for that matter).  I'm less inspired/excited when I'm clicking on track names on my screen.

[Wain]

I also really like the idea that somebody put real thought into what tracks are present and track order to create a complete, comprehensive work....that starts to be abandoned to the wayside when it's dumped into my massive collection of MP3's for the most part

[Wain]

adz wrote:
I've always been a bit of an audio nut so I've always invested my money in good gear. Even when it comes to CD players you can hear a difference, in my case, when comparing my Denons to an off the shelf Teac or Philips. Yet, even with all this new technology, we still can't match the sound and feel of a piece of 12" vinyl spinning atop a decent direct drive platter, through a perfect diamond tip cartridge.

mmmmmm...I need a new turntable, I just inherited a large collection of pristine quality opera recordings.

[Wain]

lmao @ last several posts...

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