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I think each media has its advantages and disadvantages sometimes.

Some of my TD vinyl is just awesome. Downloads and CDs are no bad either :wink:

Each to their own. I like to listen to all 3.
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71 dB wrote:
There is one things vinyl clearly wins: Larger, more impressive cover art!
Good point about the album art 8)

Bring back Record Shops I say....... :!:
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71 dB wrote:There is one things vinyl clearly wins: Larger, more impressive cover art!
Yeh!

I miss the old gatefolds especially the old Yes covers by Roger Dean. CD doesn't even come close. I don't miss trying to store them though.
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Chris Monk wrote:
71 dB wrote:There is one things vinyl clearly wins: Larger, more impressive cover art!
Yeh!

I miss the old gatefolds especially the old Yes covers by Roger Dean. CD doesn't even come close. I don't miss trying to store them though.
also agree. Coverart is usually more beautifull when it is larger.
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