>>
>> i was actually waiting this to happen.. you could have a nice preview
>> of the album for free, on pretty hi-quality (well if somebody counts
>> below 192 kbps hi-quality ;) and if the person liked it, he/she would
>> probably buy it also..
>
> definitely. if i download an xcellent tune i want to have
> it on vinyl as well.
... But I think that you want them on vinyl just because you're _used_ to
have tunes on vinyl. The next generation will feel more home with music
on their portable MP3 (or whatever the format is then) players. They
probably see cd's and vinyl awfully cumbersome way to carry music around.
Even dj's will start using harddisk (or similar) based record collections:
You won't get your wrists fucked up by carrying your vinyl collection,
it's easier to manipulate digital audio than analog - you have a totally
new dimension in your dj'ing, and most of all, you won't lose tens of
thousands of $ if someone steals your portable MP3 player (like you do,
if someone steals your rare vinyl collection). Even now many dj's use
burned cd copies because of these reasons.
Dj's probably will still continue preferring vinyl as the _source_ media,
but they'll leave the vinyls home in the future. I'd do so already, if I
were dj...
---> jab / commie
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