Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax on one day… Totally crazy!
“a few more of the festival dates still in the works, you can be sure these shows won’t be the only ones”
So it could be Reading Festival, although June and August are far apart…
Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax ‘Big Four’ Tour
PS: No, I have not changed [...]
At this stage, I would say that the announcement by Hifi-company Linn to stop CD player production is probably as much a publicity stunt as it is truly reflecting the market. It works though, because I wasn’t aware of their Digital Stream players before.
Anyway, I wanted to comment on somebody else’s comment on the the [...]
I have nothing to add to this…
Found at the Analog Appartment
I don’t really “get” the NME and I don’t think that really matters to either of us. But I find The NME Top 50 albums of the decade suprisingly relevant and in line with my taste/record collection. I could argue about the actual ranking and some of the individual records, but overall I would [...]
Found on Spreeblick
This chart from the The New York Times puts the current comeback of vinyl into perspective, I guess. It’s interesting how cassettes peaked ten years later and CD almost exactly another ten years afterwards. I guess we’re now already passed the peak of DRM protected downloads as a music download. Although that wasn’t much [...]
I have always avoided spending any money on DRM-infected music files. Now DRM for music seems to on it’s way out…. at last.
RIAA Says DRM Is Dead
I very much agree with Nick Hodgson from the Kaiser Chiefs, but I still believe they could provide a (legal) free download with the 2LP vinyl edition of their latest album…
I saw the vinyl edition of our new album in the dressing room yesterday. Many people have written in the past about the beauty of [...]
Photo credit: Hiroko Masuike for The New York Times
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