I know it's not highest quality.
For me, the imperfect sound is what makes a nicer experience. Slight hum, little pop once in a while, teensy skip, etc.
Not to mention that I'm far more inclined to listen to an entire album because of the need to interact with the vinyl to set the needle and flip sides.
This was a concept. The linked article claims demonstration. Big difference.
Mmmm, scrambled eggs.
Very, very bigly.
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
You're talking out of your ass. Stop blowing bullshit.
Citra, Nelson, Simcoe... Oh my!
Research hemlock tea.
I feel lucky. Two great local breweries are as easy to visit as a grocery store run.
They both do classic styles and delicious NEIPA.
And, these two joints aren't even the top breweries in the state per many, many beer snobs. Fuck, Treehouse and Trillium.
Rock it Widowmaker and Long Live!
I don't proclaim that vinyl is superior or something everyone should listen to.
Just trying to convey how I hear it.
98% of my listening is my MP3 playing from my phone's Bluetooth.