Best Ever Albums

Re: If a tree falls in the woods (music version)

Anonymous — Tue, 25 Aug 2020 20:44:29 GMT

Author: Anonymous

Posted: 08/26/2020 00:44

Just start collecting flac files lads.

Re: If a tree falls in the woods (music version)

pctrooper — Tue, 25 Aug 2020 17:39:13 GMT

Author: pctrooper

Posted: 08/25/2020 21:39

Yeah I can see that. I would feel more special if I had all my favorite records in vinyl and I could touch them with my own hands (Can't do that with my cd's cause I don't want to scratch them up).

Re: If a tree falls in the woods (music version)

Spyglass — Tue, 25 Aug 2020 17:36:30 GMT

Author: Spyglass

Posted: 08/25/2020 21:36

CA Dreamin wrote:

If it's on YouTube, that means it's been digitized and thus lost its analog format. So how it can possibly still be vinyl? Come on, I thought we established something about silly thread subjects over on 'Acts everyone hates.' That being said, I like what that thread has turned into. Keep it going.

While I'm glad you like what it turned into, I have to ask that you please stop criticizing my threads. I don't see anyone else starting a decent thread. There's nothing wrong with an ice breaker thread that has a personal basis. Just because you say they're silly ideas that doesn't mean they are. I think I deserve a little more credit because before I got here, nothing was happening.

If you have a better idea than copy/pasting album coverd, think of one then text me the details.

Re: If a tree falls in the woods (music version)

CA Dreamin — Tue, 25 Aug 2020 17:32:20 GMT

Author: CA Dreamin

Posted: 08/25/2020 21:32

If it's on YouTube, that means it's been digitized and thus lost its analog format. So how it can possibly still be vinyl? Come on, I thought we established something about silly thread subjects over on 'Acts everyone hates.' That being said, I like what that thread has turned into. Keep it going.

Re: If a tree falls in the woods (music version)

Spyglass — Tue, 25 Aug 2020 17:31:40 GMT

Author: Spyglass

Posted: 08/25/2020 21:31

pctrooper wrote:

What is the spiritual merit? Or do you just mean it feels more special when you can have the vinyl there physically?

There's something more notable to finding an actual classic vinyl in person instead of just looking for a recording on Youtube. Doing that is essentially no different from regular streaming. You could look up anything on vinyl, but to actually find a copy of a vinyl album in good enough condition to play it essentially means you're experiencing history. It's like watching a film on a beta tape. It's the earliest form of released music and you experience it the way your ancestors did in real life. It's "retro," for lack of a better term.

Re: If a tree falls in the woods (music version)

pctrooper — Tue, 25 Aug 2020 17:24:44 GMT

Author: pctrooper

Posted: 08/25/2020 21:24

What is the spiritual merit? Or do you just mean it feels more special when you can have the vinyl there physically?

Re: If a tree falls in the woods (music version)

edubs — Tue, 25 Aug 2020 17:09:53 GMT

Author: edubs

Posted: 08/25/2020 21:09

the answer is a resounding - NO.

If a tree falls in the woods (music version)

Spyglass — Tue, 25 Aug 2020 15:23:20 GMT

Author: Spyglass

Posted: 08/25/2020 19:23

If you hear a vinyl recording on Youtube, did you still hear it on vinyl?

I think there's a spiritual merit to actually having come into contact with the vinyl album, so I would personally say no.

P.S. I changed the title because the original title was going to be the question, but it was too long.