Man you stole my words. I too feel exactly the same. I would definitely agree that the life of a song during the cassette player days was much longer.
Love ARR Raghu On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 9:08 PM, Farzad Khaleel ♥ <farsad...@gmail.com>wrote: > > > I was just wondering about the impact of Ipods and Portable Mp3 players on > the life of music. Earlier days, when I did own a cassette of Pukar and One > two ka four, I only get a chance to hear the songs only when I go before > school and after coming back. So one track is played twice a day. Taking > that case, I have continuously listened to that songs for more than 6 months > [Even after the release of some other AR's album], and didn't get carried > away or get bored. > > As days passed by modern technologies such as iPods came in a normal play > count for a song of VTV is more than 300 per track. And yeah, am afraid the > life of the songs are less compared to those olden days. Dont know whether > everyone thinks like this way. > > Love. > > -- > Farzad Khaleel > www.rahmaniac.com > > >
