What the heck is up with all this Streaming? Does no one buy music anymore? My record store idea seems doomed...
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What the heck is up with all this Streaming? Does no one buy music anymore? My record store idea seems doomed...
Almost everything here is digital music as well. The only reason companies sell physical records here is for fans to get exclusive pictures and whatever the company seems fit to give out to fans. And of course if you buy a record on its first day out you can also get tickets to a fan sign event where you get to meet and greet the artist/artists.What the heck is up with all this Streaming? Does no one buy music anymore? My record store idea seems doomed...
Yup. Along with the cheap New Balance sneakers, tagged as sizes 43, 44, 45 and 46. but all are exactly the same size, and too small.
Almost everything here is digital music as well. The only reason companies sell physical records here is for fans to get exclusive pictures and whatever the company seems fit to give out to fans. And of course if you buy a record on its first day out you can also get tickets to a fan sign event where you get to meet and greet the artist/artists.
Doesn't really matter here because companies here don't manufacture Vinyl records. All of it is imported. And imported commodities here don't really sell well. Western Music is just a segment on the radio so selling Vinyls here with only western music artists is just a waste of time. Most of us who listen to western music and like Vinyls order online or trade with other collectors.Vinyl is making a comeback for purists.
http://cw33.com/2016/09/22/boom-box-is-vinyl-making-a-comeback/
Vinyl is a niche, but it's a pretty large niche. It's one thing that is uniting the old-school audiophiles and the young hipsters. Take a look around the Google at audiophile turntables. Some of them go for many thousands of dollars. Same with tube amps. Tubes are also getting really popular for headphone amps.The only places I've come across vinyl records and turntables being used is by MCs and DJs, for hip hop in clubs. Probably because it's very difficult to do live scratching with a CD or MP3.
There's probably still niche interest in these things for listening, there's still interest in 8-tracks stereo as well I think, isn't there. Vacuum tubed radios etc.
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