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Post by mjjfan810 on Dec 29, 2023 12:16:44 GMT
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Post by mjjfan810 on Dec 29, 2023 12:25:52 GMT
I think a lot of millennials have embraced vinyl collecting in the last 5-10 years also, whereas prior to that, I think it was mostly a Gen X craze. Once I sold my entire CD collection I felt a little lost just relying exclusively on streaming, not to mention there is so much music you can't find on streaming. A good 80% of my music listening is still done on Spotify, but I enjoy collecting and listening to vinyls from my favourite artists and wouldn't be without my turntable.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2023 13:05:10 GMT
I think a lot of millennials have embraced vinyl collecting in the last 5-10 years also, whereas prior to that, I think it was mostly a Gen X craze. Once I sold my entire CD collection I felt a little lost just relying exclusively on streaming, not to mention there is so much music you can't find on streaming. A good 80% of my music listening is still done on Spotify, but I enjoy collecting and listening to vinyls from my favourite artists and wouldn't be without my turntable. Alexa, play "Blue" by Joni Mitchell on Spotify. DENIED |
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Post by MattyJam on Dec 29, 2023 13:46:09 GMT
I think a lot of millennials have embraced vinyl collecting in the last 5-10 years also, whereas prior to that, I think it was mostly a Gen X craze. Once I sold my entire CD collection I felt a little lost just relying exclusively on streaming, not to mention there is so much music you can't find on streaming. A good 80% of my music listening is still done on Spotify, but I enjoy collecting and listening to vinyls from my favourite artists and wouldn't be without my turntable. Alexa, play "Blue" by Joni Mitchell on Spotify. DENIED And Neil Young. And a tonne of MJ/Prince material. Streaming is certainly not for the completist. |
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Post by MattyJam on Dec 29, 2023 16:17:37 GMT
I think a lot of millennials have embraced vinyl collecting in the last 5-10 years also, whereas prior to that, I think it was mostly a Gen X craze. Once I sold my entire CD collection I felt a little lost just relying exclusively on streaming, not to mention there is so much music you can't find on streaming. A good 80% of my music listening is still done on Spotify, but I enjoy collecting and listening to vinyls from my favourite artists and wouldn't be without my turntable. This is pretty much my story. I'm a millenial and was a bit late to the party with streaming (I was still using my iPod up until about 3yrs ago). Once I got into streaming, I didn't see the point in keeping all my old CDs which were just taking up room. It was a bitter pill to swallow the day I got rid of my MJ and Prince collection, but I ended up getting into vinyl collecting around a similar time. I can now sleep at night knowing I own MJs six solo albums on physical media again. 😆 If only I could track down the HIStory original vinyl without needing to remortgage the house... |
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