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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 01:42:32:
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..