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Great interview with Demi
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...s-for-Demi.html
"In an age now where we are operating at such a frightening speed of consumption and assimilation that doesn’t necessarily mean quality control is as it should be, the process of manufacturing and the acquisition of vinyl itself is a process that still takes a more considered time with an approach which involves a pure investment of yourself. There is often a deeper meaning story behind each record ever pressed and so there is a level of substance attached to this which simply is lost in the digital world."
^ So true. |
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| AlphaStarred |
| There are definitely some better digital releases around, too. But for the most part, that's true. |
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| Floorfiller |
| Nice read. I can appreciate what he's saying of course about keeping that connection to music via vinyl collection. i do agree with that. only i don't really see myself buying single EPs anymore, too expensive for too little content. albums on the other hand...i'm all for that. i think collecting and listening to music that way really forces you to be a choosey listener. i'm not going to shell out 25 bucks just for any old album, only the best. |
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| MSZ |
| The means don't justify the end, imo ofcourse. |
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