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Theres a middle-ground though that doesn't require you to go back to analogue listening from decades past. Use something like iTunes or whatever other equivalen
by OberstKrueger 9y ago
Theres a middle-ground though that doesn't require you to go back to analogue listening from decades past. Use something like iTunes or whatever other equivalent application with your own music. If you're not comfortable with possible tracking from digital downloads, you can still rip CDs to it. Seems more convenient than going back to LPs and all of the physical management that that entails.
- afandian 9y agoIndeed. I was only pointing out that the 'bizarreness' bar is set pretty high these days. Notwithstanding the fact that I wasn't arguing that there's no middle ground, I fear it won't last long. Lots of people prefer streaming services (myself for one) and this will accelerate the depletion of the digital purchase market (delivered by CD, DVD or network). Soon we won't have a choice.
- oliv__ 9y agoWell you have your choice. You're choosing now.
- amelius 9y agoAnd you think that Apple can't detect which CDs you ripped?