Patrick et al,
One thing that vinyl used to add, and I can't say if it does
today, is the element of listening to an entire side or both sides of an album.
Add some friends to the mix and you pass around the album cover, read the liner
notes and anything else the band or producers had to say about the making of
the recording.
It involved a level of social interaction that doesn't exist while wearing
earbuds.
It required an attention span that involved listening to more than one cut.
Music today is very convenient but most people don't listen to more than one
song by a given artist.
I confess to still owning and listening to vinyl, on vintage tube gear no less.
The sound quality drwarfs anything available on a compressed format but it
really loses in the convenient column.
Ray
Vallejo CA
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