The New Face of Vinyl - Youth's Digital Devolution

[VoyageOne1]

(cue diminished chord harp dream sequence)

I began collecting records around the time I ended year 9 in high school.

At that time my tastes were centered mainly around trance, UK hardcore, house and hip hop. I think in the space of three years I'd built up a collection of

two or three hundred dance and hip hop records. These days my tastes centre around funk, metal, blues rock, r&b and quiet storm.

[southjk]

good luck guys....always welcome at RetroElectronics and Audiolab and BStreet studios

[farewelltokings]

Cool! I've loved vinyl since I was very young! I, however, think that the vinyl renaissance that is occuring with our generation is only a temporary fad. I could be wrong though. BTW... I love the genesis and peter gabriel references in your video. (Nursery Cryme and Gabriel's "car" album.)

[rulebritannia1700]

@farewelltokings Help us find out!  -Owen M.

[i8246i]

AHAHAHAHAAHAHAAAA...

Oh wait, you guys are serious?

...that's....that's sad....

[MsDiscodave]

hi im from the uk ive been collecting vinyl for some years now n i have close to 2'000 45 singel's and i have clost to 1'000 lps i love vinyl if any cd comes out that i like then ill first try and get it on vinyl first as a very last strew ill buy the cd but that is very rare i hope u both do well n keep us al updated

[turbodaze]

the music nowadays completely sucks except for electronic music. I like records because it takes you back to the early days. I can get records for .50 and .25 and the records I buy, not many people will ever hear again.

[thereelmaster]

yha, even thogh i love reels of tape, records are the older format. i like this project becuase it might spark new intrest in reels of tape. i dont know.

[APyleOfVinyl]

I guess I should be the first to comment! I have been collecting records since I was 11, and I currently own over 500 discs and I am 19 years old. At first I just loved records for their aesthetic value and the feeling of watching the music spin in front of me, but when I was 16, I started to listen REALLY carefully, and realized that records sounded more energetic, more clear. At the same time, a new goodwill opened and I had easier access to new records.