[Niall]

Originally Posted by Stu

Yeah because mongloids who don't care exist.

Well the thing is they were gonna go the way of the dodo eventually.

I torrent most of my music anyway so its not a bother to me. I think CD's are cumbersome and I just don't like them. If physical media is your thing then whatever but personally I don't care. I haven't bought a CD in 3 years and I'm not really gonna buy another. Digital media is so much more convenient in my opinion.

But each to their own I suppose.

[Boothy]

I prefer having a collection of CDs, something to put up in my room and you know they're always 'there', I just don't trust iTunes to keep all of my music safe.

If they do stop making CDs, I won't buy music again. I'm not paying for something which is just as easy to obtain for free.

[King Gizzard]

Boothy has spoken everyone

End of thread

[Harry!]

This is so sad if true, HMV is one of my fave shops and I just simply love having a look through - even if not buying. I do buy a fair amount of CD's and you just can't beat buying one. The only music I buy legally is CD's. Not from iTunes or whatever (I hate iTunes etc and I refuse to use an Apple product).

[Doogle]

Why do you refuse to use an Apple product

[Harry!]

Originally Posted by Doogle

Why do you refuse to use an Apple product

Simply they make too much money and overrated. I could ramble on...

[Bollo]

I'm an old fashioned girl and love my CD collection, there is something about having the physical album artwork with lyrics etc and/ or limited editions, also a few of mine are signed by the bands..be a bit weird going to a concert and asking the band to sign your ipod...

[InOne]

Originally Posted by Bollo

I'm an old fashioned girl and love my CD collection, there is something about having the physical album artwork with lyrics etc and/ or limited editions, also a few of mine are signed by the bands..be a bit weird going to a concert and asking the band to sign your ipod...

Exactly. It makes you feel more personally connected to the music and artist if you actually go out and buy it. Plus the artwork and other various things you find within the CD. Downloading from the net seems cold and impersonal, plus there will be no need for album artwork so you'll just be downloading these little lines of text. Will be a sad day for the music industry when this happens. As I've said before, society is dead.