EEnsignWashout replystartrek.website1Hide 1 replyYes. These might become my last words. Which is bad, since I'm sure I'll just keep repeating them every few hours, just in case.12Reply
MinnesotaGoddam replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesmine are "with my last breath i curse" (whoever is my favorite niece or nephew at the time. they'll get the joke) and then blow a kiss3Reply
pprotist retrofed.com1Hide 1 replyI just got my 8 year old a cd player for his room and he loves it30Reply
llyralycan replysh.itjust.worksAwesome! When I was like 13 I liked an ad for a DVD player and started to ask my parents for one, then checked myself as I already had like four DVD/CD players in my room. An old laptop, a PS2, PS One and TV with a disc drive9Reply
CChickenLadyLovesLife lemmy.world3Hide 3 replies"Who's your favorite band?" "Imagine Dragons." "What is an imagine dragon?" "Imagine dragon deez nuts across your motherfuckin' chin."23Reply
ssudoMakeUser sh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyI used nearly this exact line this week talking to a younger friend about my CD collection.19Reply
MMrSulu lemmy.ml1Hide 1 replyIt took a moment for the penny to drop, then "When can I use this?".7Reply
PPurpleHawkeye619 lemmy.world4Hide 4 repliesWould this be a bad time to talk about the first music album i owned being on cassette tape.....6Reply
FFistingEnthusiast replylemmy.worldI used to love the insert in the cassette case with all the lyrics4Reply
EEnsignWashout replystartrek.websiteI would have gotten here sooner, but I had to take time to write a scathing review for that asshole Ea-nāṣir selling me bad copper.2Reply
cchiliedogg replylemmy.worldI so use my Quadraphonic 8-track player as my main speaker system. I keep "Star Wars and other Galactic Funk" by MECO loaded in it, mostly because i don't think it would survive being removed at this point. You haven't lived until you've heard disco mixes of the Star Wars soundtrack that were made as a serious project and not a parody.1Reply
aauntieclokwise replylemmy.worldSometimes the CDs are even cheaper than the digital download. And there's always thrift stores. Once you have the CD, rips are easy.2Reply
the16bitgamer programming.devI can go and buy Cassette and Vinyl records in Walmart, they know what CDs are5Reply
kkamen lemmy.worldI still buy CDs, but there's no sense playing them directly - I rip them and I listen to FLACs.4Reply
A_Chilean_Cyborg feddit.clis like what's inside those High capacity backup drives they sell, but slightly less damageable2Reply
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I am 100% using this on my deathbed lmfao
Yes. These might become my last words.
Which is bad, since I'm sure I'll just keep repeating them every few hours, just in case.
mine are "with my last breath i curse" (whoever is my favorite niece or nephew at the time. they'll get the joke) and then blow a kiss
Exactly
I just got my 8 year old a cd player for his room and he loves it
Awesome! When I was like 13 I liked an ad for a DVD player and started to ask my parents for one, then checked myself as I already had like four DVD/CD players in my room. An old laptop, a PS2, PS One and TV with a disc drive
"Who's your favorite band?"
"Imagine Dragons."
"What is an imagine dragon?"
"Imagine dragon deez nuts across your motherfuckin' chin."
I'm breathing in
my genitals
inhales
ahhhhh
Nuts in the wind, all we are is nuts in the wind.
I used nearly this exact line this week talking to a younger friend about my CD collection.
The old ways are best
It took a moment for the penny to drop, then "When can I use this?".
It's never too soon, really.
Would this be a bad time to talk about the first music album i owned being on cassette tape.....
I used to love the insert in the cassette case with all the lyrics
Inb4 wax cylinder lot turn up
I would have gotten here sooner, but I had to take time to write a scathing review for that asshole Ea-nāṣir selling me bad copper.
I so use my Quadraphonic 8-track player as my main speaker system.
I keep "Star Wars and other Galactic Funk" by MECO loaded in it, mostly because i don't think it would survive being removed at this point.
You haven't lived until you've heard disco mixes of the Star Wars soundtrack that were made as a serious project and not a parody.
I still listen to music on CD's.
I do too, but like much less than my ripped files.
Sometimes the CDs are even cheaper than the digital download. And there's always thrift stores. Once you have the CD, rips are easy.
I can go and buy Cassette and Vinyl records in Walmart, they know what CDs are
I still buy CDs, but there's no sense playing them directly - I rip them and I listen to FLACs.
Wow it's nice to see Waterguy taking care of his dad
is like what's inside those High capacity backup drives they sell, but slightly less damageable
It's an enlarged version of MDs
Sure pal, sure.... https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/55590205
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