Is buying music on CD, vinyl, cassette or via download best?

The Batlord · 08-01-2016, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Qwertyy

It will always be Wal-Mart to me because of that stupid ****ing star in the middle. Also, I work at Wal-Mart, you don't see me telling you how to spell Burger King.

Cause I've never gotten it wrong.

FRED HALE SR. · 08-01-2016, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Qwertyy

It will always be Wal-Mart to me because of that stupid ****ing star in the middle. Also, I work at Wal-Mart, you don't see me telling you how to spell Burger King.

Burger King is spelled Bankrupt now. Heard it here first.

Terrapin_Station · 08-22-2016, 07:43 AM

At this point, download for me now.

Even when I buy CDs, I just rip them to MP3s right when I get them and that's what I listen to. Then I give away the CD right after I do that. I don't need to own "physical" copies of anything any longer.

I've been through tons of formats--I was born in the early 60s. I've owned all sorts of vinyl including 45s, LPs, 10" releases etc., I've owned 78s (that I inherited from my grandfather), I've owned stereo reel-to-reel releases (just a handful though . . . they were never that popular; in the early 70s I used to make my own "mix tapes" on stereo reel-to-reel though), 8-tracks, cassettes, CDs including mini-CDs singles--all sorts of things. The only thing I ever really lamented about format changes was that it made it a pain in the ass to organize your collection, and you needed to listen with so many different sorts of players, adapters, etc. I'm more than happy with computer files.

08-22-2016, 07:43 AM	#3 (permalink)
Terrapin_Station Music Addict Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: NYC Man Posts: 877	At this point, download for me now. Even when I buy CDs, I just rip them to MP3s right when I get them and that's what I listen to. Then I give away the CD right after I do that. I don't need to own "physical" copies of anything any longer. I've been through tons of formats--I was born in the early 60s. I've owned all sorts of vinyl including 45s, LPs, 10" releases etc., I've owned 78s (that I inherited from my grandfather), I've owned stereo reel-to-reel releases (just a handful though . . . they were never that popular; in the early 70s I used to make my own "mix tapes" on stereo reel-to-reel though), 8-tracks, cassettes, CDs including mini-CDs singles--all sorts of things. The only thing I ever really lamented about format changes was that it made it a pain in the ass to organize your collection, and you needed to listen with so many different sorts of players, adapters, etc. I'm more than happy with computer files.