Why Listen To Vinyl

In case i haven t convinced you so far here are 10 reasons why you should be listening to vinyl.

Why listen to vinyl.

Here are the reasons why you should listen to vinyl. In honor of record store day we re featuring 15 of the top reasons you should still be buying and listening to vinyl. With vinyl you don t skip tracks you listen to an entire record from top to bottom. Vinyl lovers put on a record when they really want to listen to the music as their main activity.

This is why many records released as a single cd have to be issued as a double album on vinyl 12 inch sides typically top out around 22 minutes but albums designed for cd typically spill over. While this isn t the case with modern records it s important to remember that any record released in the 1970. In most cases vinyl is the best way to listen to music. It s time to return to the sound.

It s very much alive and is much more preferable than listening to music in a digital format. Let s take a trip to a record store and i ll tell you the four reasons why 12 vinyl records are better than digital mp3. The experience of putting a physical record on your vinyl record player dropping the needle down and enjoying listening to the music is unparalleled. The experience of listening to vinyl is one that you can t get from buying a cd or mp3.

When listening to vinyl you can hear all of the emotions an artist puts into a song. Why would you pay 20 for a 12 disc that you need a speaker system and turntable to play. Well i can give you five reasons. Vinyl didn t die when jimi hendrix did.

As compressed mp3 files and digital streaming services from youtube to pandora have become the norm for music listening vinyl sales have skyrocketed from under a million in 2007 to potentially. The quality of sound is incomparable. Vinyl makes you listen to the entire album. One thing that was lost with digital music is that most people do not own or listen to an entire album.

Your taste in music will improve. They buy a couple songs on itunes. This is sad because most albums tell stories that can only be understood if we listen to the entire album.