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RE: CD�s and the rest has killed the musig Industry, now digital is killing the movie..

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In Reply to: RE: Boston Globe: DIGITAL UNCHAINED: Some filmgoers, and filmmakers, still prefer celluloid posted by Poles Apart on June 24, 2013 at 18:44:59

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RE: CD�s and the rest has killed the musig Industry, now digital is killing the movie.. - volunteer 13:42:53 06/28/13 (10)
I seem to recall that CD gave the music business an economic boost as LP sales were declining and had already be surpassed by cassette. That would make the case is CD saved the music industry.

-Wendell
- RE: CD�s and the rest has killed the musig Industry, now digital is killing the movie.. - patrickU 01:42:32 06/29/13 (9)
  NO. It gave it a boost because it was convenient and it was hip. But it did kill the essence of music. Even it finally did get better sounding only to be replace by more skeletons like MP3.
  
  Vinyl is living very happily and growing. No wonder it sound like music.
  
  In fact the music( what is left ) of it seems surprised at the renaissance..
  - Every Audiophile LP I've got recently ( reissues only! ) have terrible surfaces - oldmkvi 09:11:31 06/30/13 (2)
    clicks and SKIPS ( the Worst! ) on everyone, no more for me.
    - Not me - sbrians 13:19:08 07/01/13 (0)
      The few that I got in the past year were better than I knew vinyl could be. Much better than my older original ones. The dynamic range compression on some like Raising Sand (not a re-issue) is a different story.
    - RE: Every Audiophile LP I've got recently ( reissues only! ) have terrible surfaces - patrickU 09:25:35 06/30/13 (0)
      Some pick up are more sensible than other as you know at picking up noises.
  - RE: CD�s and the rest has killed the musig Industry, now digital is killing the movie.. - volunteer 02:21:17 06/29/13 (5)
    I love vinyl but I think it is just silly to say CD killed the essence of music. CD gave a needed boost to the industry. Vinyl is and will forever be a fringe format. The majority of young listeners don't care and they will outlive us.
    
    -Wendell
    - RE: CD�s and the rest has killed the musig Industry, now digital is killing the movie.. - patrickU 04:35:22 06/29/13 (4)
      Quality will always remain quality. And CD never will. And any way CD �s are dead.
      - CD's are dead and vinyl lives - Chris from Lafayette 10:10:45 06/29/13 (3)
        
        In Reply to: RE: CD�s and the rest has killed the musig Industry, now digital is killing the movie.. posted by patrickU on June 29, 2013 at 04:35:22
        
        So, Patrick, what do you imbibe?
        
        RE: CD's are dead and vinyl lives - patrickU 10:55:17 06/29/13 (2)
        
        In Reply to: RE: CD's are dead and vinyl lives posted by Chris from Lafayette on June 29, 2013 at 10:10:45
        
        Acetate.
        
        Thought so! [nt] ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 13:53:22 06/29/13 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: CD's are dead and vinyl lives posted by patrickU on June 29, 2013 at 10:55:17
        
        RE: ;-)- nt - patrickU 03:03:01 06/30/13 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Thought so! [nt] ;-) posted by Chris from Lafayette on June 29, 2013 at 13:53:22
        
        nt
Well, they did give us Starship Troopers and Avatar. Nt - geoffkait 07:20:39 06/28/13 (1)
Nt
- RE: Yes pure horror....nt - patrickU 07:46:48 06/28/13 (0)
  nt

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