Vinyl Records Top CD's For The First Time Since 1987

[Fbgbill]

FWIW at this point in time at my age 74 I am not looking to go down the rabbit hole of streaming. I would rather buy more vinyl. I enjoy the hunt for a certain album I guess.

[Formerly YB-2]

Originally Posted by Fbgbill

FWIW at this point in time at my age 74 I am not looking to go down the rabbit hole of streaming. I would rather buy more vinyl. I enjoy the hunt for a certain album I guess.

Could not say it better myself (at 75).
The one thing for sure about digital, it is "never enough". Always changing (for better or worse). I've been good with vinyl since the late 50's and do not see that changing. To my old ears digital still sounds...... digital. When live music starts sounding 'digital' I may change my mind.

[Still-One]

Originally Posted by Formerly YB-2

Could not say it better myself (at 75).
The one thing for sure about digital, it is "never enough". Always changing (for better or worse). I've been good with vinyl since the late 50's and do not see that changing. To my old ears digital still sounds...... digital. When live music starts sounding 'digital' I may change my mind.

Live music sounds nothing like vinyl,

[Formerly YB-2]

Originally Posted by Still-One

Live music sounds nothing like vinyl,

While that may be true, well done vinyl does sound like live music and digital sounds............... digital.

[Still-One]

Originally Posted by Formerly YB-2

While that may be true, well done vinyl does sound like live music and digital sounds............... digital.

No one is challenging your right to formulate your own opinion.

[Formerly YB-2]

Originally Posted by Still-One

No one is challenging your right to formulate your own opinion.

Thank you. That's very gracious.