Molly
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Post by Molly on Sept 28, 2004 22:14:58 GMT 1
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Post by escape on Sept 29, 2004 4:53:08 GMT 1
Nice article. Pretty much sums up what I've been saying for a while now... that cds aren't going to be replaced by digital music for quite a while despite what some people claim.
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Post by Admin on Sept 29, 2004 8:05:05 GMT 1
yeah, is good news, it's a bit like the fact that they keeppredicting the demise of the book, and it just doesn't happen, people love to hold books, not read stuff on a computer screen and the same goes for cds, we like to have em and hold em, as well as downloads. And there is the generation thing as well I guess...
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daveyboy
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Post by daveyboy on Sept 29, 2004 23:03:43 GMT 1
This is excellent news, the stuff buried away on my computer just doesn't have the magic of the same tracks on a real CD. Anyway, I still haven't got over having to put up with fiddly little plastic cases that always crack - and booklets with tiny writing. My collection of vinyl LPs looks far more impressive than my CDs. Vinyl Sgt Pepper Rules, OK?  |
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Post by Admin on Sept 30, 2004 8:21:21 GMT 1
This is excellent news, the stuff buried away on my computer just doesn't have the magic of the same tracks on a real CD. Anyway, I still haven't got over having to put up with fiddly little plastic cases that always crack - and booklets with tiny writing. My collection of vinyl LPs looks far more impressive than my CDs. Vinyl Sgt Pepper Rules, OK? It's having a record player to play em on though...  |
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Post by greendemon on Sept 30, 2004 9:50:31 GMT 1
that's surprising  but very good to hear, of course... particularly since after tomorrow i won't be able to download music for a loooooong time  |
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but very good to hear, of course... particularly since after tomorrow i won't be able to download music for a loooooong time 