Its an extra backup copy. If digital copies were cheaper Id probably go for just digital, but if a physical copy costs the exact same or in some cases is cheaper why in the world pay more/same for less? _________________ http://www.last.fm/user/kramerfan86
I agree, it is important to support the artist, especially at the beginning of their career.
I still bought a lot of CDs up until recently, but am finding it harder to justify buying them now as once the album is ripped to computer / ipod I rarely use the CD (and it takes up space).
Last days i was in my father's house and he showed me a box full of LPs and he said to me " You will not find this today with that boys and girls making downloads"
this is the funniest thing that's been posted on this website since at least 2009
Concerning the thread, I stream and download most of my music and occasionally buy vinyl. What hasn't been mentioned, and what I think is the real strength of vinyl, is how it's split into sides (particularly modern reissues that are often split into 4 sides). What ends up happening is that you fall in love with a side, recognize the complimentary nature of certain tracks, and truly perceive the album in a different way. Often times I'll just put on side 4 of TNT or Ocean Songs and those sides feel like a cohesive listen by themselves. It's also incredibly interesting to see how songs that are 60+ minutes are split, and you'd be surprised at how often this is done incredibly well.
I am not talking to heard muaic in DVD
But to see the show, Backstage; making of
these things
Well then it can't be someone's principal way of listing to music. You can only vote for one option in the poll, and I doubt anyone here watches more live recording than they listen to albums.
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