I only recently started going back to shopping in the record store and holy moly it's changed how I interact with music. A year or two ago I was listening to the same 2-3 playlists on spotify - usually lofi. Now, I'm finding all sorts of things — both old and new. I wish more people would journey out, but at least I always have the people that work at the record store to chat with
I only recently started going back to shopping in the record store and holy moly it's changed how I interact with music. A year or two ago I was listening to the same 2-3 playlists on spotify - usually lofi. Now, I'm finding all sorts of things — both old and new. I wish more people would journey out, but at least I always have the people that work at the record store to chat with
This is a great point. Houses and apartments should have built-in turntables, CD players, and DVD/Bluray machines (and why not, a VCR) as standards, like a fridge and a stove.
Not sure this will solve the out-in-public issue, but I'm sure many folks will venture out to their local record store and maybe video stores will begin to reappear too. It's a good segue to other physical spaces, like concert venues, restaurants, and museums. Also, maybe the cost of records would go down too.
I only recently started going back to shopping in the record store and holy moly it's changed how I interact with music. A year or two ago I was listening to the same 2-3 playlists on spotify - usually lofi. Now, I'm finding all sorts of things — both old and new. I wish more people would journey out, but at least I always have the people that work at the record store to chat with
This is a great point. Houses and apartments should have built-in turntables, CD players, and DVD/Bluray machines (and why not, a VCR) as standards, like a fridge and a stove.
Not sure this will solve the out-in-public issue, but I'm sure many folks will venture out to their local record store and maybe video stores will begin to reappear too. It's a good segue to other physical spaces, like concert venues, restaurants, and museums. Also, maybe the cost of records would go down too.