Re: Random Music News
Posted: Fri January 21, 2022 3:21 pm
which house?Chris_H_2 wrote:I wouldn’t even know where to play a CD in my house.
which house?Chris_H_2 wrote:I wouldn’t even know where to play a CD in my house.
I usually buy every PJ record on vinyl and CD. But I've only done the vinyl for the last two. I guess because Spotify is such a big part of how I consume music now? Not really sure. But now that we're talking about it, I'm kinda bothered by the fact that I don't own the complete PJ on CD.dad wrote:i did buy Gigaton on CD, but only because i wanted to rip it.
Me too, i used to got them both vinyl and cd but i dont have LB nor Gigaton on cd. Not planning on buying them.epilogue wrote:I usually buy every PJ record on vinyl and CD. But I've only done the vinyl for the last two. I guess because Spotify is such a big part of how I consume music now? Not really sure. But now that we're talking about it, I'm kinda bothered by the fact that I don't own the complete PJ on CD.dad wrote:i did buy Gigaton on CD, but only because i wanted to rip it.
i think i'm lacking LB and PJ20 on CD.epilogue wrote:I usually buy every PJ record on vinyl and CD. But I've only done the vinyl for the last two. I guess because Spotify is such a big part of how I consume music now? Not really sure. But now that we're talking about it, I'm kinda bothered by the fact that I don't own the complete PJ on CD.dad wrote:i did buy Gigaton on CD, but only because i wanted to rip it.
Love 'em! CD's have been my preferred format ever since I got my first one. I stream, I download, I even have a (modest and very undisciplined) collection of LP's, but when I really want to add something to my library, I buy it on CD, and I still buy quite a few. I'm sure there's some nostalgia tied up in it, but I've always just really enjoyed everything about them.dad wrote:i figured this article could go here. are CDs really back? do you still buy and/or prefer CDs?
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... d-1284487/
dad wrote:i think i'm lacking LB and PJ20 on CD.epilogue wrote:I usually buy every PJ record on vinyl and CD. But I've only done the vinyl for the last two. I guess because Spotify is such a big part of how I consume music now? Not really sure. But now that we're talking about it, I'm kinda bothered by the fact that I don't own the complete PJ on CD.dad wrote:i did buy Gigaton on CD, but only because i wanted to rip it.
tho i don't feel like i'm lacking LB.
VinylGuy wrote:Me too, i used to got them both vinyl and cd but i dont have LB nor Gigaton on cd.epilogue wrote:I usually buy every PJ record on vinyl and CD. But I've only done the vinyl for the last two. I guess because Spotify is such a big part of how I consume music now? Not really sure. But now that we're talking about it, I'm kinda bothered by the fact that I don't own the complete PJ on CD.dad wrote:i did buy Gigaton on CD, but only because i wanted to rip it.
Couple that with supply chain issues with vinyl...Kevin Davis wrote:Love 'em! CD's have been my preferred format ever since I got my first one. I stream, I download, I even have a (modest and very undisciplined) collection of LP's, but when I really want to add something to my library, I buy it on CD, and I still buy quite a few. I'm sure there's some nostalgia tied up in it, but I've always just really enjoyed everything about them.dad wrote:i figured this article could go here. are CDs really back? do you still buy and/or prefer CDs?
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... d-1284487/
That said, I don't think a slight sales bump in a year where multiple top-selling acts put out major releases constitutes a renaissance of the format.
I still like CDs too. When I buy new albums from international artists it's usually on vinyl (I love the big album art), but local independent musicians usually put out CDs and sell them at gigs so I constantly buy those.Kevin Davis wrote:Love 'em! CD's have been my preferred format ever since I got my first one. I stream, I download, I even have a (modest and very undisciplined) collection of LP's, but when I really want to add something to my library, I buy it on CD, and I still buy quite a few. I'm sure there's some nostalgia tied up in it, but I've always just really enjoyed everything about them.dad wrote:i figured this article could go here. are CDs really back? do you still buy and/or prefer CDs?
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... d-1284487/
That said, I don't think a slight sales bump in a year where multiple top-selling acts put out major releases constitutes a renaissance of the format.
into pieces?dad wrote:i did buy Gigaton on CD, but only because i wanted to rip it.
i only feel that way about meeces.Chris_H_2 wrote:into pieces?dad wrote:i did buy Gigaton on CD, but only because i wanted to rip it.
tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb
hey we can agree on 1 thing, friend.tragabigzanda wrote:this love for CDs is concerning. Limited to 16/44.1, crappy jewel cases that are always getting chipped, you get a scratch and they're skipping...
Love others have mentioned, I'll occasionally buy one from a small local act to support their biz, but good riddance is generally my view. Pieces of crap.