That applies to enjoying music that is released contemporarily vs. discovering music after the fact, what ever the medium. Anyone being introduced to Led Zeppel

That applies to enjoying music that is released contemporarily vs. discovering music after the fact, what ever the medium. Anyone being introduced to Led Zeppelin in 1976 on the purest vinyl had just as much (or little) opportunity to grow with the music as someone introduced to them on Spotify in 2013. That said, I would really like for Spotify to get their discographies cleaned up. A huge number of albums are just plainly mis-tagged with the publication year, and especially for older music you have to scroll through dozens of "Best of", "The original", "The definitive" etc. as well as re-publications "Re-masted", "Legacy edition" etc. to get to the original albums. This makes it difficult to try to explore an artist work in the original arrangement. Also, the knock-off albums need to disappear. I never, ever, ever want to hear even a single song by "The Rock Masters" or anything with "Made famous by" in the title.