[atlantaprog] Re: The times they are a'changin'
- From: "Wade S" <cobwebstrange@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: atlantaprog@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 25 Dec 2005 23:26:28 +0000
Music aficionados begin to shift their buying habits away from CDs
I don't know much about downloaded music, but the downloaded music that I
have heard has been of a very poor quality. I have heard CDs of downloaded
songs, listened to songs on my computer, friend's computers and friend's
ipods. The quality always sounds a bit like it's under water. I hear mix
CDs played over the PAs of some of the clubs that we play in and the CDs
sound really bad. Friends put downloaded songs on CD for me sometimes and I
just can't listen to them because the quality is so poor. Do people just
not care anymore or am I missing something? I thought that everyone got rid
of their LPs so that they could buy their collection again on CD because CDs
sounded better (maybe it was just so that they could play them in their
car). Is the quality of downloaded music always as bad as what I've heard
or have I just happened to hear dozens of poorly downloaded songs? What do
the rest of you think about the current quality of downloaded music?
-Wade
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