The rise of cassette culture with hipsters who got tired of vinyl,

>>72637134
How? when ppl in the late 80s pitched their vinyl for cds

cassette already existed in the 1980's...

idgaf all I care is BIG BEAT REVIVAL WHEN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFf44I1YzlY

>>72637184
this just sounds like downtempo + dubstep

people have been trying to force cassettes and VHS for a few years now. it's just an atrocious format that requires you to rewind, risks your tape breaking/getting tangled/etc. and really offers no benefits over either vinyl or digital media

so i don't expect it to catch on. CD nostalgia will be a thing, though

>>72637207
top millenial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unMl7h715sY

>>72637184
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2c06NhcJac

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>>72637207
just call it speed dubstep innit

>>72637224
Hopefully with cd nostalgia we'll get more posters and stuff with cds. I don't get why most cds don't come with posters. It can't be that much more expensive to print, and even if a little girl doesn't want a katy parry cd, she'll want the poster/keychain/stickers it comes with. idk

>>72637224
>CD nostalgia will be a thing
I hope so, I have hundred of CDs that I can't sell more than $1 atm

listen to casette club

Making a generalization, physical media for music is a novel idea for a lot of young people these days, so I imagine that CD nostalgia will happen next.

For all their faults, cassette tapes seem sturdier, easier/cheaper to produce, and more portable. No wonder they're becoming more popular.

Tape labels for underground music have been a thing forever though basically, so it's kinda funny to see them surge in popularity these days.

All the music I own on cassette is crappy noise and grindcore, but maybe I'll get some cool points from the young peoples cuz I have a ton.