Analog sounds the BEST so im glad to see it coming back :)

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080609/ap_on_hi_te/vinyl_retailers

I'm not sure what's the best part - the pops and cracks or the horribly compressed audio.

I'm not sure what's the best part - the pops and cracks or the horribly compressed audio. The best part is the album artwork. Radiohead has released it's greatest hits on vinyl!

I love records/tapes cause they sound the best :)

The best part is the album artwork. Radiohead has released it's greatest hits on vinyl!

I'll give you that!

I love records/tapes cause they sound the best

Someone needs better speakers.

http://crave.cnet.com/i/bto/20071129/speakerbig_320x380.jpg

Analog sounds the BEST so im glad to see it coming back :)

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080609/ap_on_hi_te/vinyl_retailers


It never really went away. Alot of small privately owned record stores carry vinyl and cassettes. When I worked for an electronic repair company we were always getting turntables in for repair cause people wanted to listen to their records.
Can't agree on the sound though,I remember what alot of my parents albums and my old cassettes sound like compared to CD's and I think the CD's sound far better,much clearer.

I think Records sound better (And tapes)

Much fuller,natural :)

I think Records sound better (And tapes)

Much fuller,natural :)

It's "warmer" sounding, because of the way they mixed them back in the day. Not fuller, though, because records and tapes can't reproduce the highs and lows the way CDs do, so you're missing a lot of the sound. And, again, there's the hiss and pops.