From: "Bob W"
I also confuse record store workers when i ask for the latest album
> from so and so.
>
> They look confused trying to figure out what an album is.
>
aren't they called albums any more? When did that happen? What are they
called now?
They're called CDs now.
They're also not called "record stores" anymore either. If you can find
a genuine "record" store ... they do still exist for audiophiles ...
they'll know what an album is.
The CD is almost obsolete as a distribution means now. Kids don't buy
CDs anymore, they download whatever they want. If they want it on a CD,
they burn it there themselves.
It's only old farts like me who still buy CDs ... and I don't buy that
many anymore.
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