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the vinyl revival continues: - CRAZY-HORSE - 29-01-2017
I found this article interesting in regards to vinyl records:
http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music/vinyl-revival-why-albums-are-on-track-to-make-cds-redundant/news-story/979a7248f7a05f31e947f20628e6ca95
the vinyl revival continues: - bob_32_116 - 29-01-2017
Boy, I have no wish to go back to the days of having to be so careful transporting albums, must store them the right way, must keep wiping the dust off them, etc.
I know some people prefer vinyl and good luck to them, but I wish they wouldn't constantly bang on about it.
the vinyl revival continues: - Music Head - 29-01-2017
I prefer vinyl but they priced me out of the market long ago
the vinyl revival continues: - CRAZY-HORSE - 29-01-2017
I like playing my vinyl, more as a novelty now than for serious listening pleasure, brings back memories of "the old days" (I must be getting old!)
the vinyl revival continues: - Snowman999 - 29-01-2017
I have a very large vinyl collection. I have a record player and rarely listen to anything but my swing/big band collection. CDs sound great and when I see people at my local shop buying these "pure vinyl" (whatever the hell they advertise it as) of albums recorded in the 60s or 70s, I just think they're buying a lie. Whether it's CD or vinyl, a $2000 stereo system is going to have a purer clearer sound than a $100 retro system. But, the music doesn't vary from CD to vinyl.
Packaging on vinyl way back when was a great selling point, it doesn't work as well with small CDs. So, I've found it harder to find new bands via packaging/marketing. It's part of the art-form that most indie bands barely consider. If they do, it's a testament to the large companies that knew how to create memorable covers that drew an audience to them. Because new bands fail miserably to create memorable covers or packaging.
Music has always been a passion. It just isn't what it once was. But, then I saw bands like U2 in small NYC clubs. There are no U2's anymore. Hell, there are no movements worth a damn either.
the vinyl revival continues: - Oceansoul - 29-01-2017
There are underground music movements now. Vinyl is catching on as a novelty even among some young people, I've noticed.
the vinyl revival continues: - bob_32_116 - 30-01-2017
I have about 30 "legacy" vinyl albums. I have got to the stage now where, with only one or two exceptions, I have acquired on CD all of the ones that I care about replacing. If someone walked in tomorrow and said they would take them off my hands they could have them.
I'm not sure I want to go through the hassles of getting a few dollars for them on eBay. Most of them will probably end up in thrift shops. I may see if the local community radio station is interested in some of the more interesting esoteric stuff.
the vinyl revival continues: - CRAZY-HORSE - 30-01-2017
i'll take them off your hands bob_32?
the vinyl revival continues: - CRAZY-HORSE - 30-01-2017
Oceansoul Wrote:There are underground music movements now. Vinyl is catching on as a novelty even among some young people, I've noticed.
its a "retro is cool" mentality Ocean...
my 27 year old daughter purchases vinyl, both new and used
the vinyl revival continues: - Music Head - 31-01-2017
CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:i'll take them off your hands bob_32?that's not fair
you live closer