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:	post by retzam at 2007-04-10 06:53:08

Yeah, nothing's really dead except for what dertoxia mentioned. Vinyl lives on in the hearts of music listeners for it's great warm bass tone and it's overall lovable feeling, and everyone over the age of 15 has cassettes and vhs lying around that they still wanna use occasionally. It's also really hard for this stuff to die when people sell them at flea markets for so cheap that you might as well sacrifice new technology for price. The CD won't die in a few years. As much as the record industry has suffered in these last years because of online pirating and CD burning among friends, there is still a huge market for the "hard-copy", the actual tangible pressing of music that you can physically hold in your hand and put in your music player. Until a new technology rises to replace the CD, the CD will live on.

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