I must say that human are not machine. Their creativity and freedom lay in their biases history and chosen values, branded meaningless by those who want to make mankind a blank slate... By giving love to your turntable and vinyls you express human singularity and the irreducible value of meaning over only practical command... i dont need vinyl myself but this dont means that i had no idea about what "vinyl" means ...
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You could never get me to lay down and die! |
Yep, I try to take care of my aging father-in-law as best I can (he’s 90), and the single most important thing for him is he needs to keep moving, rather than just sitting in front of the tv and wait to die. If only I could get him interested in vinyl? He’d have to get up out of that chair every 30 minutes or so. Alas, he can barely hear, and has never had much interest in music. |
@gjfalls As were off topic. Moving playlists from one platform to another is easy enough. Like grilling, baking sourdough bread, assembling something from a tough schematic and you name it all have a lot of overlap with the love and care of vinyl records. In many ways, it’s a true labor of love. Why not? Nothing good typically comes easy peezy. A few test tracks https://open.qobuz.com/playlist/3511772
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