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This is just my feed these days
!https://youtu.be/chW9LI8n4z8?si=JYVhPhSU1nOyXOsDIt's rad though
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the japan indie scene is so dope
Henry looks at you in shame for selling your records

he kinda looks like me if i was 50
The boomer in me still likes CDs though. And I have a boombox too. But yeah realistically it's just a dead platform.
the death of physical media. in 20 years twill be completely obsolete
its for the steve hoffman demographic of self-described audiophile listener
i know this type. don't become this when you grow old
he kinda looks like me if i was 50
I always picture you to look like Sufjan
the death of physical media. in 20 years twill be completely obsolete
Artists aren't getting paid and Spotify is going deeper into dept every year so I'm not so sure
Back in the day everybody would buy a great album and then listen to it for a month or two before it was scratched to s*** or lost and then buy it again. Now we pay as much per month to listen to everything in existence as we used to pay for once cd. Doesn't seem sustainable.
Back in the day everybody would buy a great album and then listen to it for a month or two before it was scratched to s*** or lost and then buy it again. Now we pay as much per month to listen to everything in existence as we used to pay for once cd. Doesn't seem sustainable.
Did you used to have a friend who would burn you cds for like 3 bucks, the connect haha I used to buy the jewel cases too
Did you used to have a friend who would burn you cds for like 3 bucks, the connect haha I used to buy the jewel cases too
Absolutely buddy my dad didn't get us internet till way after everybody else had it
Absolutely buddy my dad didn't get us internet till way after everybody else had it
Thinking back I didn’t know anyone who had alternative/indie cds. Even the stuff we consider popular now
Back in the day everybody would buy a great album and then listen to it for a month or two before it was scratched to s*** or lost and then buy it again. Now we pay as much per month to listen to everything in existence as we used to pay for once cd. Doesn't seem sustainable.
Only a matter a time until it becomes like movie streaming where every major label wants to branch off and start their own service.
Henry looks at you in shame for selling your records

The king of music digestion
the death of physical media. in 20 years twill be completely obsolete
I’ll he one of the few still having my physical s***
I’ll he one of the few still having my physical s***
but I more meant the selling of it
Back in the day everybody would buy a great album and then listen to it for a month or two before it was scratched to s*** or lost and then buy it again. Now we pay as much per month to listen to everything in existence as we used to pay for once cd. Doesn't seem sustainable.
apparently Spotify is losing like 500 mill a quarter or something (ok maybe not that much but still) so I know what you mean. tbh paying 10 dollars a month for basically unlimited songs is an absolute steal - almost underselling of a product - but make it 20 dollars and everyone moves back to torrenting/illegally downloading.
Back in the day everybody would buy a great album and then listen to it for a month or two before it was scratched to s*** or lost and then buy it again. Now we pay as much per month to listen to everything in existence as we used to pay for once cd. Doesn't seem sustainable.
i shed a tear every time i hear about the music listening culture of checking an album out once, then just saving a few songs from it to a playlist and never returning. then onto the next and repeat forever
with normies its fine but some real music heads are doing that s*** too :vlosereave: