One can still have a ritual for digital music, and - having grown up using cassettes and vinyl and getting very over the time and hassle needed to maintain the

One can still have a ritual for digital music, and - having grown up using cassettes and vinyl and getting very over the time and hassle needed to maintain the media or the playing equipment - I'm more than happy having an option of a non-ritualistic music session. I can understand younger folk or those seeking sentimentality going for a vinyl experience, though. Digital does offer so much these days - cataloguing, cross-indexing, choice of quality of storage, transfer between different devices, streaming - I can't imagine myself going back (in time / in terms of overall experience).