Neil Young is still fighting to save high-fidelity music
I’m with Neil Young on this. Since the advent of the MP3, people have quietly accepted (if not fully embraced)
Read moreI’m with Neil Young on this. Since the advent of the MP3, people have quietly accepted (if not fully embraced)
Read morePhysical music collections–privately-acquired libraries of vinyl, CDs, or tape–are bought and sold all the time. But what about libraries of
Read moreThey just are. End of story. But if you want a little more detail, watch this. (Via Boing Boing)
Read moreSpoiler: No. While millions have already embraced streaming and millions more will hop on the bandwagon before the end of
Read moreThat headline looks like clickbait, but it actually points to some real science. In his book, This is Your Brain
Read moreMP3s are awfully convenient, but they’re also awful when it comes to audio quality. The differences are painfully obvious when
Read moreHowever you spell it, no one should ever, ever read the crap that is 50 Shades of Grey. This picture
Read moreI’m currently working on an Ongoing History show about the history of bootlegs which caused me to stumble upon this
Read moreThe sound quality of MP3s suck. But what if you could remove some of the sonic suckage? That’s where a
Read moreThinking back now, I remember being puzzled about some strange disappearances from my iPod. Songs that I knew I loaded
Read moreA big part of my various jobs is keeping on top of how people consume music. I’m pretty good at
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