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>> I don't think most people are actually listening to these. Given the high price of most brand new vinyl I'd be highly surprised if this was true. I do think
by k-mcgrady 9y ago
>> I don't think most people are actually listening to these.
Given the high price of most brand new vinyl I'd be highly surprised if this was true. I do think you're on to something though. I will listen to the digital/streaming version of a record I have much, much more often than the vinyl copy. Usually if it's a new release I'll buy the vinyl, sit down and enjoy it start to finish, and then the only time I'll play it after that is the odd evening/weekend when I want to sit down and do nothing but listen to some music. It's kind of something you'll put aside time for (like watching a movie) but at the same time you'll still be streaming in the background all day at work.
- mohaine 9y agoI will admit to not actually looking at the prices of vinyl but is it much higher then just a download or much higher then cd/tapes were historically?
- tnecniv 9y agoA new vinyl album is typically $20 a disk. That's more expensive than a digital album, but a lot of times new vinyls come with download codes for MP3s these days as well.
- k-mcgrady 9y agoIt's about 2-2.5x the iTunes download price. It's slightly higher but almost equivalent to a CD price in the early 2000's.