Real Life Adventures by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich for March 27, 2022

I burned all the songs I wanted to keep listening to onto my computer and later put them on my phone. I listen to them in the car via bluetooth.

See what she deed?

I think she is going to cause a clash of CD’s to see how long thay really last.

Corporations want to own all movies, music and books so they can rent them to you. Life will eventually be a subscription service.

Next up, the DVD’s collection.

And these are just the Grateful Dead concert bootlegs.

albums have been gone for a few years …. cds are in boxes ….. streaming is awsome

My car plays MP3s. I burn CDs with all of my favorite artists on and play them in the car. I can put up to 4 hours of music on one CD. I’d love to buy a new car, but none come with CD players any more.

All of the good music is on 8track!! 8<)

I own 5500 CDs and will never get rid of them.

I still have some albums and audio cassettes from the 1970s and 1980s.

I have never been much into buying music. I raised my child mostly all on my own and spending money on music or movies just wasn’t realistic. I do enjoy the surprise of listening to a radio in the car and having a song come on I haven’t heard in a long time. Now it’s XM radio, but local FM stations worked fine for me for decades.

CD’s are so much better than MP3’s or paying to stream. I prefer quality audio.