The Story on How CDs are Written on the Wall

People are keeping on telling that Vinyl Records is just a fad. A moment of stardom then latter on will fall from grace again. There is nothing new about vinyl records as far as I know but faithful people are still keeping up their choice that vinyl records are simply the best. The Warmth of the sound, the fantastic ability to deliver nostalgia, and the simplicity of its demeanor, I mean no software or any complicated things to learn about its operation. It is unlike iPods and MP3s that you need technical knowledge on how to enjoy the music. Though its operational instructions are simple but you have to undergo on the rigors of knowing the system if not then you will really be ignorant on how to play MP3 music to your iPods, Mobile phones, and etc.



On the other hand turn tables are really easy to operate, because all you need is a vinyl to be placed on the rotating table. Somehow, bulky in appearance but the sounds coming from vinyl records are still fresh even though 4 decades had already passed. There are still people who are really in love on vinyl records. Their belief is that vinyls are really awesome unlike other music storage media. I think compact disc records are wonderful too but music pirates had hijacked the nice properties of CDs even Mp3 formats had been also a victim of piracy. This leaves me a thought that vinyls are the remaining objects that had been much protected by rampant illegal copying.



There are nice things to talk about compact discs but it is sad to say the whole issue had been muddled by music pirates. Thus, I have nothing more to say but compact discs had been warned on the writing on the wall. It is going to be their end. They had been oversupplied in the industry just for the fact that some music consumers and collectors are thinking about. The competition is like a real war, some may die, others may be hurt, and some may be victors.