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offline Combo from Sex on 2026-06-05 20:36 [#02646193]
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Hi,

I've noticed that I prefer listening to the first 3 albums
by Boards of Canada (great band) on CD, but that I prefer
listening to Tomorrow's Harvest on Vinyl, because for this
fourth album, I like to flip the record between side A and
B, to change the record between B and C, and to flip again
between C and D. This manual activity fits my experience of
this music and allows a breath between some of the tracks.
But for The Campfire Headphase (for instance) I'd rather
listen to it from track 1 to track 15 without interruption.

For the moment, I only heard Inferno via a streaming
platform (uBlock blocking the ads between tracks). Perhaps I
would enjoy it better if I flipped sides of the Inferno
records??!

What's your experience? Are there some albums you prefer to
listen to on CD/digital rather than on Vinyl or vice versa
for the exact same purpose as me? (or for still another
purpose unrelated to sound quality)


 

offline recycle from Where is Phobiazero (Lincoln) (United States) on 2026-06-06 06:14 [#02646197]
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Bump (cd remix)
Digital lol

 

offline magness from astroblaster (Antarctica) on 2026-06-06 13:11 [#02646198]
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Yeah, I love the way it makes you slow down and savor a bit.
Big artwork, tactile flips, the whole ritual.

I also enjoy cassettes on a decent but imperfect/modestly
priced player. It's the particular wow and flutter.

I love stochastic music on digital, especially massive
catalogs with lots of warmth in the masters like
Recollection GRM.


 

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