Good News for you wax junkies

[tripeboi]

http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/06/10/vinyl.records.ap/index.html

[Cynispin]

*has mixed feelings*

[tripeboi]

*has mixed feelings*
You should have told me that be4 i moved to NY.

[Cynispin]

You should have told me that be4 i moved to NY.

:lol:

[SidReflux]

"It's not just a nostalgia thing," said Melinda Merrill, spokeswoman for Fred Meyer. "The response from customers has just been that they like it, they feel like it has a better sound."

Booya !!!! I'd love to be able to buy wax at best buy !!

[Cynispin]

"It's not just a nostalgia thing," said Melinda Merrill, spokeswoman for Fred Meyer. "The response from customers has just been that they like it, they feel like it has a better sound."

Booya !!!! I'd love to be able to buy wax at best buy !!


LOL! It'd probably be only mainstream stuff though. The arguments they make for vinyl don't really apply as much to edm, though. The songs are almost always made digital before they even get to mastering, so it's not like an analog recording getting rendered to digital. If you're talking about old music that was made reel to reel, then yeah, vinyl is the ONLY way to fly.

[tripeboi]

I sold all my wax after converting all of it to digital.

[Cynispin]

I sold all my wax after converting all of it to digital.


I might end up doing selling some of mine, but I've got some oldies that I won't part with

[tripeboi]

I might end up doing selling some of mine, but I've got some oldies that I won't part with
I made my few oldies into ashtrays.

[Cynispin]

I made my few oldies into ashtrays.


LOL! For shame :eek: I will never let that happen to my Mike Slammer/DJ Red Alert records. Or the Jap stuff

[SidReflux]

True, it would probably only be wax for rock and top 40 stuff. But it's all good. I really miss Tower records, they had a good dance vinyl selection.