Right now I’m listening to Led Zeppelin I. Pretty crazy. Not really , but a pretty good album from 1969. What is crazy is: I’m listening to it on vinyl (a record), and on CD at the same time. Well not exactly the same time, but I’ve got them queued up together, and am switching between inputs on my tuner-amp, checking to see if there really is a difference between analogue (records) and digital (CD) recordings.
Everybody threw out their old records when CDs came out. Who wanted to listen to a bunch of scratchy records when ya could have a much cleaner sound with CDs. I did, like a true idiot, but am now busily collecting all the vinyl I had during the 60’s and 70’s. I got a very nice, clean copy of Led Zeppelin I. Sweet. And you know what? There is a difference in sound quality. Analogue is less harsh, warmer and has more ‘depth’ than a digital recording. Sounds great. Especially if ya still have a turn-table to play it on.
If you have any old vinyl laying around, don’t throw em out. Listen to them. I’m gonna put on the Beatles Rubber Soul. See ya later.