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GADZOOKS · #1

YOUR DAD SOUNDS LIKEA COOL GUY!

MrAdventure · #2

Can I get your dad's e-mail address?

lovely09 · #3

Yes, i do have a hundred collection of cd's.I started out when i was fifteen which turns out to be a collection until now.I was inspired by mom who loves music as i do.

Fathom Zero · #4

I just bought Justice's debut album (COOL CD ART) and it disappointed me that it was the last one there tucked away behind some shit band. The CD section keeps shrinking.

I do like the opportunity when I find a diamond in the rough, an album I hadn't heard before. It's how I found Morphine.

Cedar · #5

i still buy cds, the las one i bought was a Devo compilation

Darktrooper11 · #6

I buy Cd's still because I like to physically own things and hear them out of my kick-ass stereo system.

WhiteRat · #7

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Originally Posted by Darktrooper11

I buy Cd's still because I like to physically own things and hear them out of my kick-ass stereo system.

I concur. I also like to own the actual cd because it looks better in my collection as well. I usually buy the cds of any artist I give a shit about.

Darktrooper11 · #8

Sundowner · #9

I like buying CDs because I have this compulsion to hoard things.

Jemry · #10

I still buy, not very often though. There's a difference between having the music and having the actual record. I like having a physical collection that you can point out and say, "That's what I spent my food money on."

Cedar · #11

i also buy vinyl

soundtest · #12

I haven't purchased a CD in over 10 years. Regardless of liking the physical media, purchasing CDs is supporting the RIAA which has ruined countless of people's lives (financially at least). Unless of course you purchase CDs from independent artists or labels or the few major artists who take a progressive stance against the recording industry mafia (e.g., NIN, Radiohead, etc.).

Fathom Zero · #13

I do that, too. Who was the band that let people pay whatever they wanted for their album?

Also, downloaded music's revenue goes, in part, to the RIAA as well.

Guitar Woman · #14

NIN and Radiohead suck dick, though

soundtest · #15

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Also, downloaded music's revenue goes, in part, to the RIAA as well.

Depends where you download it.

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NIN and Radiohead suck dick, though

Your point? These are just examples off the top of my head of artists that have spoken out against the RIAA.

Here you can see if a dick sucking mainstream artist you do like supports suing grandmothers and college students:

http://www.riaaradar.com/

Fathom Zero · #16

Haha! http://www.riaaradar.com/search.asp?...eyword=Justice

Justice is AOK! Probably 'cause they and their label are French.

I like how the Grey Album is "unknown."

Eyelobe · #17

I still buy CDs. The artwork and liner notes is an important part of the experience for me...and I like the album format - listening to songs in the order the musicians intended.

By the way, how can anyone say Radiohead suck? They can be mind-numbingly pretentious at times, but "suck"? No.

Fathom Zero · #18

Yes, Radiohead sucks. No, you are wrong.

executioneer · #19

only college girls like radiohead

comhcinc · #20

i still buy cds. sure i like owning a physical copy and the album art and liner notes, but mostly i really get off by masterbating with the cds.

Miss Modular · #21

Sergio Mendes' Greatest Hits was the last album I bought...over a month and a half ago. I mostly D/L now, and I'll get songs off of I-tunes when I want them.

Basically, I'll buy the cd if the album has songs that are 13 and a half minutes long, and if I know I'd listen to it somewhere besides my IPod.