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> If listening to a 70 year old disk makes you happier, just do it. You'll listen to more music if you do that than you would by forcing yourself to use the mor
by gwbas1c 1y ago
> If listening to a 70 year old disk makes you happier, just do it. You'll listen to more music if you do that than you would by forcing yourself to use the more "productive" streaming service.
Ironically, when I listen to vinyl instead of streaming, I listen to less music.
If I'm in the zone, I will often go minutes between flipping the record or choosing another one; even though my record player is right next to me.
- skydhash 1y agoListening to a good album is an immersive experience. I often don't have the urge to directly play another one. If I do, they often similar thematically or by the same artist.
- gwbas1c 1y ago> Listening to a good album is an immersive experience. That's when/if you're giving it your full attention. I used to do that when I was younger, but much less frequently now. That being said, there's something hypnotic about watching a record spin, and seeing the needle in the groove. I don't do it now that I'm older, but my kids used to specifically ask me to play a record just so they could see it spin.