Are albums becoming obsolete? How do you listen to your music?

astillac · 10th July 2003, 06:56

There's some awesome places around here to get CDs
If you buy them used, they already have a little character, you know?
Plus, they're like, 12, 15 bucks... Fair deal, for me.

I LOVE getting new CDs... When I first got a job, in 10th grade I think, the VERY first thing I bought was a used NIN cd from Dynasty Music... It's so awesome...

Yeah, the format might be going out of style, for convenice sake, but I know I still have a fat box of records... My parents kept them, because they have memories... Human are notorious for imprinting their memories on things...

(Eh, maybe I'm spoiled. When I was in the Army, the CDs at the PX were always 12.99.... hrmmm)

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10th July 2003, 06:56	#26
astillac Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Sacramento, California Posts: 13	There's some awesome places around here to get CDs If you buy them used, they already have a little character, you know? Plus, they're like, 12, 15 bucks... Fair deal, for me. I LOVE getting new CDs... When I first got a job, in 10th grade I think, the VERY first thing I bought was a used NIN cd from Dynasty Music... It's so awesome... Yeah, the format might be going out of style, for convenice sake, but I know I still have a fat box of records... My parents kept them, because they have memories... Human are notorious for imprinting their memories on things... (Eh, maybe I'm spoiled. When I was in the Army, the CDs at the PX were always 12.99.... hrmmm)