Thread: Do you still buy physical formats of music?
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Old 09-02-2010, 07:55 PM   #4
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Yes. CDs. I love owning the tangible object. Nice shiney case. Booklets. The discs. I dunno, guess I have so many (about 1,200) that it just feels right to keep buying them. It also means I own that particular music (not 'own' as in, legal copyright business).

I mean you could download shit loads of music, and have your computer crash and lose it all or something. Plus there's also so many albums I'm after from older artists that you can get shit loads of CDs on Ebay cheap and stuff.
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