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Re: Would you say CDs killed the idea of albums seen as a whole piece of work? [message #99909 is a reply to message #99886] Tue, 10 November 2026 12:03 Go to previous message
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Prince wrote on Mon, 26 October 2026 07:29
I won't say Cds killed albums as a whole work of art. The reverse was the case for me.

I started playing vinyl records while growing and still spin full sides when I could. However, when Cds came out, I began listening to more albums straight through without flipping anything. I had great times with Pink Floyd's albums.

I understand that some people skip tracks, even my friends do the same, but I don't do such when I am playing an album that is surely worth my time. I play it from start till finish.
Do you imagine a situation where most of your friends end up skipping most of the songs on the Cds? Is that a good thing?
 
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