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Even a CD every other month sounds high to me, buying a CD a week sounds insane to me, where would you even put them all? I owned like... 6 CDs total before I s
by kalleboo 2y ago
Even a CD every other month sounds high to me, buying a CD a week sounds insane to me, where would you even put them all? I owned like... 6 CDs total before I started downloading MP3s. I would just listen to the radio. My friends were the same, they only owned albums from their very favorite bands.
- rightbyte 2y agoSingles were a thing though. I think they were priced at like a fifth of an album?
- dylan604 2y agoAnd took up exactly the same amount of space.
- dylan604 2y agoGenerational differences I guess. MP3s did not become a thing until way after I was out of college. I used my weekly lunch allowance to buy a CD for that week. Most CDs of back catalog content was $9-$15. The >$20 prices weren't that common for typical releases. Of course some special release with multiple discs were priced higher. Where did I put them? I just had stacks of them like everyone else. Now, they are just in boxes labeled CDs. Most of the time, they were in a CD player in the car, in the disc changers, in the Walkman, etc. Lots of people would toss the case, and put the disc/liners in a flip book to reduce space. When you are into music, you deal with it. Like drummers. Where would you even put the drum set? What a silly question honestly.