By Trevor H Smith
Music has changed over the decades. Different forms of physical media developed as the music did. The radios held true. As most of us stream music, have we lost a part of the art form?
From Napster to Spotify, as music became shared amongst strangers, did we lose a part of our culture?
Who remembers burning a CD with your favorite songs and listening to it with your friends, or doing it with a cassette player? It became a physical gift or keepsake we could share with eachother. Now, we just send music or video links in DMs, texts, whatever it may be.
I stumbled across cassettes again. Its been forever. I had more CDs around from when I was a kid.
Check out these modern takes on cassettes and CD players on the go.
If we owned our own music again, maybe we’d save money on our premium stream accounts for our music.
Maybe we can say the same for our movies. Who wants to fire up the VHS and DVD players again?
You know they don’t make movies like they used to. Way bigger budgets and more practical effects back in the day.
The vibe of watching VHS is unmatched. I have to get into it again.
What were your favorite CDs, tapes, vinyls, vhs, DVDs?
If you comment some of them, I might share it on the stories.
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