On Thursday, March 30, 2017 at 10:29:46 AM UTC-4, Jim S. wrote: > > I have been reading a new book that might be of interest to group members: > *The > Revenge of Analog *by David Sax. So far, the author has discussed the > revival of vinyl records just when it appeared that the MP3 had conquered > vinyl forever. I think he's going to take it to other areas as well. > > I see parallels between a preference for vinyl records and a preference > for friction shifting, among other things. (It could be that I just spend > too much time thinking about bikes.) > > > As a member of gen/x millenial, whatever, I agree with Ray. See what Vinyl did for me is taught me to take my damn thumb off the skip button. In the same way a fixed gear forces you to work a single gear to its fullest potential the inconvenience of searching for a track on a record taught me to just listen to the whole damn thing.
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