15-07-2014, 10:05
it is not the "death of music" at all....
music is evolving into something new all the time as is the way people listen to it....
as better digital sound systems come out it will obviously get more dedicated listeners to purchase their music that way....
from what ive read thus-so-far, Neil Young's "pono" system is a step foreward in the digital revolution...it may or may not catch on,but maybe the next format that improves from it may do...
either way, i will continute to purchase copies of albums in either cd or vinyl format....
i am currently transferring all my cds onto ipod as a system backup incase i lose more cds when and if i move house...
last time i lost around 20,it was obvious it was the removal guys who took them, but to prove it well, thats another story!?
music is evolving into something new all the time as is the way people listen to it....
as better digital sound systems come out it will obviously get more dedicated listeners to purchase their music that way....
from what ive read thus-so-far, Neil Young's "pono" system is a step foreward in the digital revolution...it may or may not catch on,but maybe the next format that improves from it may do...
either way, i will continute to purchase copies of albums in either cd or vinyl format....
i am currently transferring all my cds onto ipod as a system backup incase i lose more cds when and if i move house...
last time i lost around 20,it was obvious it was the removal guys who took them, but to prove it well, thats another story!?
"BTO....Bachman,Turner,Overweight
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.