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Re: [bomp] Study Says Teens Prefer Vinyl
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- From: Lounge Laura Taylor <queenjanefondle@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2006 17:09:05 -0700 (PDT)
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Well, Lawd Gramarcy...I'd HOPE so...but last rekkit
show I went to where "teens"were buying "vinyl" they
were buying a load of Journey, Van Halen and Eagles
rekkits...and not with an ironic smirk, and they
looked all emo and shite...GAHH!
--- Beyesn@aol.com wrote:
>
> Past is prologue? See below:
>
> A Canadian scientist says teens who used to view
> CDs as superior to
> older vinyl records now consider vinyl superior to
> the newer format.
> David Hayes of the Ontario Institute for Studies in
> Education at the
> University of Toronto says the growing popularity of
> vinyl might be a form of
> resistance against the music industry's corporate
> taste-makers.
>
> While conducting research for his Ph.D.
> dissertation, Hayes was surprised to
> discover the young music enthusiasts he was
> interviewing were fans of vinyl.
>
> "This made me wonder why they were interested in
> something that is, for all
> intents and purposes, a dead medium," he said,
> noting the teenagers had
> switched from buying CDs to collecting LPs, often
> seeking obscure recordings.
>
> Hayes research subjects said they liked the visual
> appeal of LP jackets and
> the challenge of seeking hard-to-find releases.
>
> In yet another turnaround, teens overwhelmingly
> insisted the sound quality
> of LPs was superior to that of modern formats. They
> characterized LPs and the
> LP artists of the past as more authentic than the
> barrage of youth-oriented
> music being aggressively marketed to them today.
>
> Hayes detailed his research in the February issue
> of Popular Music and
> Society.
>
> Copyright 2006 by United Press International
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