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@walker2151: You DON'T. You SIT THERE, and listen to the ENTIRE DAMN THING in ONE SITTING. That's right, you damn kids got it too spoiled these days, with your "next" button and your "fast forward" and whatnot. In my day, we had to switch to Side B on our Lenny Kravitz cassettes, dammit! When we were walking uphill 15 miles in the snow and... #carcdrom
@bzr: Do you remember how fantastic it was when a good song would line up with another good song on opposite sides of the cassette, so like you could listen to the song on Side A, flip the cassette (or auto reverse if you were ballin' cept we didn't say ballin' we said "phat" I think, I dunno, it was a long time ago, possibly "da bomb") but you'd flip that shit to Side B, and maybe have to rewind or fastforward just a little bit to hear the other good song on the album... yah, it was money. Cds changed things, but napster... wow how the times have changed. I used to have to listen to the same stupid cassette for like a month until I saved enough to buy another damn cassette... you kids these days. #carcdrom
I still have my first CD: Aerosmith's Greatest Hits
The CD is 18 years old and probably still plays. I say probably because for the about the past decade, I only take CDs out to rip them to my computer.
As far as my first CD player, my Sony Discman died many many moons ago. And my Goldstar CD Changer (with 6 CD magazine) which got me through my teenage years still sits in my bedroom at my mother's house.
@OMG! Ponies!: My first CD was Debbie Gibson's first album, Out of the Blue. I actually still have it, with not a single scratch, although it has long since been ripped.
So we are celebrating the vapor ware anniversary? That's like celebrating your birthday on the day you parents decided they would have a child after they got married.
@Julien321: Celebrating the time they were invented. It wasn't vaporware (are you familiar with the term?) it was actually developed and working, just requiring people to jump onboard and get distribution.
There was NO working Red Book CD 30 years ago. It was in development at this time 30 years ago. An anniversary is celebrated on the date of a products release to the public for sale. So CD will NOT be 30 years old until 2012.
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The CD is 18 years old and probably still plays. I say probably because for the about the past decade, I only take CDs out to rip them to my computer.
As far as my first CD player, my Sony Discman died many many moons ago. And my Goldstar CD Changer (with 6 CD magazine) which got me through my teenage years still sits in my bedroom at my mother's house.
Unused. Unloved. Unwanted. Obsolete.
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