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Quite simply...

it's dead in the sense that unless your into it, it doesn't really exist

like anything though, the enthusiasts and elitists are gonna blag that its still as good as ever

i buy vinyl just cus i like a spinning record when i mix, also it just makes the whole process of buying music more fun. the standard cliches basically

plus u look so much cooler, i mean c'mon

"what dya play dude?"

"Strictly analogue bro, strictly vinyl"

wolf89 wrote:Put it this way.

Blade Runner on your phone vs blade runner in the cinema.

Does it make it a better or worse film? No. Are you going to enjoy it more in the cinema. Yeah of course.

this doesn't even make sense.. we're not talking about listening to iphone speakers or a massive rig are we, its the format.. so its more like do you prefer to watch a clean digital mp4 file on a nice screen, or a roll of film with cuts and dots on a shitty wall with holes in it

A cinema has a much bigger screen though and going to the cinema is more of an event than watching the same film on a flat screen at home regardless if it may look better

............ well done yes you are correctly stating the obvious, a cinema has a bigger screen and it may even be an event to go there

its the vinyl vs. latex debate innit?



erm..

As someone who has extensive vinyl, digital, CD and cassette collections, why do vinyl heads always go on about having to go through thousands of shit mp3 files in the future or whatever? DON'T DOWNLOAD SHIT, THROWAWAY TUNES IN THE FIRST PLACE.

Be as selective with digital as you would any format, and you won't have to deal with that problem.

There used to be plenty of throwaway tunes on wax as well, hell that's why I like digital like I said, no more being forced to pay for 1 decent tune buried in mediocre and wank flips.

I love the convenience of digital, but I hate they way it's allowed any old tnuc to get their music out there (obviously works both ways; but generally the wrong one), have to go through so much total shit to find something decent on most sites. The large up front investment of pressing a vinyl release was/is a pretty good QC.

I almost never mix vinyl now, but I do often put a record on and listen to it. It's a far superior experience. Dunno why, just is.

DRTY wrote:but I hate they way it's allowed any old tnuc to get their music out there (obviously works both ways; but generally the wrong one)

I can definitely put up with that trade off. Music that I genuinely LOVE that got self-released in digital only is more than worth occasionally trawling through shit on download sites.

im just lazy I haven't bought any new music for months, got sick of it

Being able to download individual files I think is damaging the art of that album at times also.

If it was damaging they wouldn't hype certain singles to sell an album, some people just want those singles.
People need to learn the old business models are dated and come up with new ones.

"The album format" is overrated anyway. They're very rarely consistently good from beginning to end. They're remnants of the rock era. For most of the history of recorded music, singles were the norm. It was primarily rock music that was all about albums. Probably because record companies could make more money off of them.

More EPs. Then bands also wouldn't feel forced to fill half an album with filler just to make up for lost space.

Or they could just wrote solid albums. I still bit fucking loads of albums that are good all the way. Fuck eps and singles.

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Bone Thug w sucks. DJ uneek rnb beats rofl.

sixs wrote:

wolf89 wrote:great cartridges

wolf89 wrote:my cartridges

wolf89 wrote:my nice cartridges

wolf89 wrote:my cartridges

Meaning the complete cartridge and stylus unit. Not sure what the problem with this is

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