[King Gizzard]

it has in general terms to the wider market, maybe not crash, but not nearly what it use to be

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Yukon Cornelius

it has in general terms to the wider market, maybe not crash, but not nearly what it use to be

And I'm glad.

No longer am I having to pay £13.99 for a cd from HMV like the bad old days.

The prices for CDs in my opinion are very reasonable in this day and age and I'll continue to buy them over digital/illegal methods until they vanish completely.

I'm not a booky person but I imagine I get the same feeling when I have the physical copy with the sleeve notes/jewel case etc.

[Thotmas]

Originally Posted by ChristMASS EFFECT

And I'm glad.

No longer am I having to pay £13.99 for a cd from HMV like the bad old days.

The prices for CDs in my opinion are very reasonable in this day and age and I'll continue to buy them over digital/illegal methods until they vanish completely.

I'm not a booky person but I imagine I get the same feeling when I have the physical copy with the sleeve notes/jewel case etc.

might follow suit and actually start buying cd's again. Back in the broke days, geek days I actually had a whole notebook of CDs that I wanted to get. I even put it in alphabetical order. I might be able to find it somewhere still. I used to love that company Britannia. I bought almost the whole Bon Jovi catalogue there.

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

might follow suit and actually start buying cd's again. Back in the broke days, geek days I actually had a whole notebook of CDs that I wanted to get. I even put it in alphabetical order. I might be able to find it somewhere still. I used to love that company Britannia. I bought almost the whole Bon Jovi catalogue there.

My music collection is in alphabetical order too

To me there is nothing better than having shelves lined with CDs. I think my generation is the last generation (I'm 24) that has a lot of people that think like that.

[Thotmas]

^^It ****in rocked!! What happened to it?

Originally Posted by ChristMASS EFFECT

My music collection is in alphabetical order too

To me there is nothing better than having shelves lined with CDs. I think my generation is the last generation (I'm 24) that has a lot of people that think like that.

Yes people that grew up in the 90's probably still love most things from the nineties and earlier. How about Vinyl? Do you go that far? lol

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

^^It ****in rocked!! What happened to it?



Yes people that grew up in the 90's probably still love most things from the nineties and earlier. How about Vinyl? Do you go that far? lol

Lol Vinyl, those things are massive.

Love the crackly noise and setting the needle on the disc.

What about a gramophone? Do you go that far?

[fingers]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

^^It ****in rocked!! What happened to it?



Yes people that grew up in the 90's probably still love most things from the nineties and earlier. How about Vinyl? Do you go that far? lol

I can go back to Shellac!

[Thotmas]

Lol had to google both gramophones and shellac.