Why I Love/Hate Vinyl

Sometimes I play my CDs on my turntable. Best of both worlds.

 

What "pops and crackles"? Honestly.

 

Bacon cooking. A scrumptious sound.

 

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Must be a northern thingy!!!! Down here, we know the difference!

 

I could use your help for the BBQ tomorrow Willie. Up here we soak steak in coffee.

 

If there is steak involved...I'm there!!!!!!!!Coffee...hmmm....sounds interesting...

 

Like this?

 

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Jeez, that was a waste of someone's time....I mean we all know it can be done....but why?

 

Haha. I was thinking more like, "CDs are that perfectly photoshopped plastic surgery model with fake boobs and vinyl is that mildly attractive waitress that somehow just turns you into a foaming animal"

 

Well, that works too....I guess...just less poetic?

 

What's "poetic"?

 

The def...or what I consider poetic as a post?... "cd's are like a pretty person lps are like a sexy one" ... was short and sweet, your's was too detailed to fit Slick's def of "poetic". Still liked it though!

 

Well. that's just precious - yes it is!!!

 

Haha, I was being facetious. Mine was clearly on the crude side haha

 

Crudeness can have a certain poeticness to it....I guess???

 

"Crude Poetic".. I think we're on to something here

Edit: I think we're getting a little off topic here haha

 

Off topic - yes, but has this topic already not been beat to an inch of it's life? I doubt if any of us'es are gonna' say anything truly earth shattering or profound enough to convert anyone off of the format of their choice....so just have fun....until the OP sez otherwise!!!

 

OK, on topic, with digital ya' can't do posts like this.........

 

From what I've read LPs need a lot more mastering because of the medium. I.E., changing of the original sound. CDs are pretty straight forward to what was 100% originally recorded. I guess.

 

Sorry, but if'n that be true, I have no idea what that has to do with the subject at hand. what actually does " a lot more mastering" even mean? CD's are straight forward? Well if the recording was originally digitally mastered, then possibly/ probably - yes. If it is a remaster of an original analog recording, then is not the digital master a "changing of the original sound"? It's complicated.