Family, if memory serves you all are in Canada. Any word on if this is rolling out in the US?
Regardless, to me its a good thing. From what i have seen, heads today don’t know what a crate is. If some of the next (from my standpoint: next, next, next) generation discover the smell of a brand new record, the feel of cutting it and it enhances their love of music. Teaching them that music (and spinning, specifically) is an expression and an art form, that’s a beautiful thing.
I prefer Hip Hop vinyl be a healthy part of what’s available (we have been a major factor in keeping the format alive) and that it not be too pricey… But providing that’s not too tall an order, not only am i happy to hear it, but i kinda hope it deals a blow to Walmart. God knows they could use a good spanking.
[...] further evidence of vinyl’s slow resurgence as a viable audio format (a theme we’ve discussed often here at 4080): Hachette Book Group recently announced it will release [...]
Peace and Blessings.
Family, if memory serves you all are in Canada. Any word on if this is rolling out in the US?
Regardless, to me its a good thing. From what i have seen, heads today don’t know what a crate is. If some of the next (from my standpoint: next, next, next) generation discover the smell of a brand new record, the feel of cutting it and it enhances their love of music. Teaching them that music (and spinning, specifically) is an expression and an art form, that’s a beautiful thing.
I prefer Hip Hop vinyl be a healthy part of what’s available (we have been a major factor in keeping the format alive) and that it not be too pricey… But providing that’s not too tall an order, not only am i happy to hear it, but i kinda hope it deals a blow to Walmart. God knows they could use a good spanking.
One Love,
Curry Kid
[...] further evidence of vinyl’s slow resurgence as a viable audio format (a theme we’ve discussed often here at 4080): Hachette Book Group recently announced it will release [...]
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