>2014>records
The only good music is the kind that isn't part of the industry.
>implying every cool new up and coming artist is going to have a soundcloud>not checking bandcamp>or you know>your local record store
I don't like most music at all. Anything with lyrics is terrible. The only music I like listening to is so incoherent and unpredictable so I can forget what I was thinking about.
>implying that they ever became obsolete
country makes me want to hang myselfit all sounds the sameeveryone in my area loving adores itmy bus driver blares it giving me migrainesevery singer is loving nasally and loudit's all tasteless and loving terrible
they ARE obsolete. You can recreate the "feel" that any record has to it through an equalizer/compressor, and digital music is much more accurate bit-wise than records are.
nope.why would you say this?there are records being pressed every day, in fact, and they're really kicking back.go to http://discogs.com and look by formats, you'll see that the most popular format is vinyl.why?because of how hard people are sucking up to it.
I'm not saying that they don't make records anymore. I'm saying you can get literally everything audio-wise that you can get out of a record and more from a digital copy of the same song.
Not true. Digital operates on a fine square wave, whereas records use an actual sine wave. Provided that the record is clean and unscratched, it is possible for it to have superior sound quality.
