The record-buying public doesn't want art or to be moved; they are exactly like cats who can be fascinated for hours by a bright ball of multicoloured wool.
>>131692029You realize thrifting communities exist, right? Vinyl collectors aren't just Swifties wanting to get every single color. They wanna discover obscure music and niche media lost to time. I don't get why whenever vinyl is discussed people completely forget the thrifting / discovery subset of it exists. Every single time vinyl threads come up almost nobody mentions it, if anyone at all.
>>131692029why does this frog have a latte on top of his head?
>>131692283>whybecause this rabbit has a pancake on its head
>they are exactly like cats who can be fascinated for hours by a bright ball of multicoloured woolThat means to be moved so I think your metaphor is not very coherent, but I agree with the first part of your sentence. But don't really lose a lot of your time upsetting and seriously trying to touch this discussion subject on the worse place possible for that which is the psyop /mu/ a lot. The attitude here is to stimulate album listening to its maximum point possible as if it meant astutely going against the current and not exactly its opposite, which is in this case to be gladly a part of the consumer market for the music industry and/or gladly advertise this partaking in and out of here at a fiery rate for free.
>>131692283there's a camera out of view that is recording whatever is on his head and projecting that image on to his white shirt, and he wanted to be wearing a latte shirt
