At least it will be remembered via "The social network". I was feeling quite old when my highschool students responded "napster?" while mentioning it in computing class until recently.
Come on, only the dust makes it difficult to enjoy. There is no comparing a cd with vinyl.
But bringing vinyl back could be a great way for the music industry to make up for the lost money from piracy. Vinyl cannot be copied (not to another cheap vinyl "rewritable" anyway). Could this be another propaganda? I know the world is not going to switch to vinyl or anything other than mp3 for that matter but still, this 15yr old kid is a good example of why it could bring back some money, or to make us believe it is better. And since nobody in this forum ever mentioned a scheme behind this, the propaganda may already be working and some of you may already fallen for it and rushed off to buy the new vinyl releases that have "incidentally" popped up just in time with the "story" they just sold you...
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At least it will be remembered via "The social network". I was feeling quite old when my highschool students responded "napster?" while mentioning it in computing class until recently.
Come on, only the dust makes it difficult to enjoy. There is no comparing a cd with vinyl. But bringing vinyl back could be a great way for the music industry to make up for the lost money from piracy. Vinyl cannot be copied (not to another cheap vinyl "rewritable" anyway). Could this be another propaganda? I know the world is not going to switch to vinyl or anything other than mp3 for that matter but still, this 15yr old kid is a good example of why it could bring back some money, or to make us believe it is better. And since nobody in this forum ever mentioned a scheme behind this, the propaganda may already be working and some of you may already fallen for it and rushed off to buy the new vinyl releases that have "incidentally" popped up just in time with the "story" they just sold you...