>all your music collection has been destroyed, and your files

King Crimson and Grimes.

https://youtu.be/qwNkM2e6sTo

I'm already building my vinyl collection in case that happens.

>>72485757
They definitely wouldn't have them in a record shop. I'd have to get them online.

>>72485757
Death Grips

>>72486118
>backing up your music collection with the most fragile format available
interesting choice anon

>>72486176

>>backing up your music collection with the most fragile format available

I didn't say CDs though.

Vinyl is still playable after 70 years of its existence. CDs are only 30 years old and are already being corroded by time.

>>72486257
not this meme again...

Bazooka Tooth
Some DEVO albums
Bad Religion albums
The Offspring
Guttermouth

>>72486149
> I'm not from LA or NY or Chi town.

Fuck off my board, fly overs

Whipped Cream and Other Delights by Herb Alpert and Tijuana Brass

Neil Diamonds I'm Glad I'm Here With You Tonight

>>72486257
plus cassette tapes were way worse than vinyl

>>72485757
>tfw I only buy vinyl anyways
I hope all of your computers crash, and you don't have your shitty iTunes libraries backed up.

>>72486521
>possessions never meant anything to me.jpg

>implying I don't already own some 350 goddamn albums

albums I own digitally would mostly include obscure music from Africa, Japan, Latin America, etc. I'd have to hunt down some hard to find goodies though like some of Aphex Twin's stuff

In The Aeroplane
Bink Moon
Down Colorful Hill
STGSTV

Big Black - Songs about Fucking
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat

at least 6 black sabbath albums, then I can start buying lesser stuff

>>72485757
Some Elliott Smith.
Essential for me

>>72485804

this is /mu/

>>72486176

>literal dust can scratch the disc and over time make it unplayable
>vinyl most delicate

Bruh my entire cd collection is basically unplayable now. Never buying a CD again. No point at all. If I want a cheaper option I buy digital, if I want a badass package and artwork I go vinyl. Not to mention vinyl tends to retain its value really well. I see absolutely zero reason to get CD if you want physical media.

Barf Wriggle- neglected woman

when I started getting into vinyl Coltrane's A Love Supreme was the first one I bought, so why not start with that again

when I lost essentially all my mp3's once, I restarted with Pink Floyd's Meddle, so that's another strong candidate - man needs his Echoes

in practice, I'd probably just walk into a second hand record store and start getting whatever good albums I see

>Beatles and Wacko Jacko
Thriller is perfection and I masturbate to Sgt. Peppers. Besides Im already building up a vinyl collection, even a CD collection in case that may survive, IM SAFE BITCHES.