do you still buy albums?
and while we are at it. does anyone know a good downloading site? if me asking this goes against any rules then i apologise, but it is a genuine request
yes, it is still the only way i listen to music
only if one of my favourite artists relase an album
no, i download all my music now
i didnt really need an option 4
do you still buy albums?
and while we are at it. does anyone know a good downloading site? if me asking this goes against any rules then i apologise, but it is a genuine request
"An album is a collection of recordings, released as a single package on gramophone record, cassette, compact disc, or via digital distribution. The word derives from the Latin word for list.[1]"
I think you mean vinyl.
edit: or was the emphasis meant to be on the word "buy", not "album"?
The majority of records that I buy a are used. If I buy a new release its usually because I've heard the album and love the vast majority of it. Records that also include free digital downloads with purchase are the best value to buy. I just wish more labels and artists would offer the free downloads.
I dont buy downloads, but I'll go watch that band if I like their album. I find that to be a good compromise.
These poll options are pretty bad.
The Rolling Stones - International Noise Conference: Los Angeles - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Austra - Colin Stetson - The Pacific Rim Projekt - The National - Goat Rodeo - Hopscotch 2013- GY!BE - Beirut/Vampire Weekend
Downloads are fine for car, portable devices, and other instances. Music geeks, audiophiles & the like all of course love vinyl for its purity in sound. Most records now are being pressed on 180 gram or better vinyl. Other artists are re-releasing old albums in limited editions to the collector and audiophile market with great response in sales. Its just a matter of preference & sometimes dedication to store away & be physically motivated to put the record on the platter and drop the needle on it.
I'm sure that most bands sell their own album downloads on their home webpage as well as commercial sites to make more money. The best way I can think of supporting acts would be by buying the a download directly from their site if available.
I still buy vinyl. With over $30 000 worth of CDs in my collection, I should get a free pass on digital downloads for at least awhile. I've done my time.
ok, when i made the option of downloading music, i meant downloading for free off sites like soulseek, which i thought people still did. i dont understand why anybody would buy download albums over buying the CD, which most of the time is roughly the same price, so i never thought of making that an option
LPs and MP3s
Blur-Stone Roses-YYY-Modest Mouse-J5-Grinderman-HTDA-Local Natives-Infected Mushroom-Jonny Marr-Four Tet-Aesop Rock-Jello Biafra-Earl Sweatshirt-Beardyman
Sugir Ros-New Order-Hot Chip-Grizzly Bear-Franz Ferdinand-Violent Femmes-Simian Mobile Disco-Spiritualized-Puscifer-Portugal the Man-Bat for Lashes-Theophilius London-Trash Talk
Nick Cave-Social D-Wu Tang-Pretty Lights-Tame Impala-Grimes-The Faint- Dinosaur Jr.-OMD-Roni Size-Rodriguez-The Three O'Clock-DIIV-(MAYBE RHCP)
take play.com for example(very good site by the way). the majority of albums are cheaper to buy on CD than to download. if you buy the CD you can still put it on your IPOD or whatever. so i dont see the logic of paying to download it