Goodbye CDs

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 [ Vincent Brown’s Journal] Maybe you’ve read about it elsewhere, or perhaps even experienced it in your own life. The growing decline of Compact Disc usage in our lives has...

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[Just Another Manifesto] a heart like pharoah's: Nick had been valiant to the end. He leans over to grab a compact disc from the back seat, something by Elton John I think they said, and the little boy who once hid behind the bushes out front during those long hot summer nights, became the young man hiding below the dashboard for a second too long. Death via pursuit of music. I like it.

[MPCNews] Your music, differing formats No file standard ye...: Your music, differing formats No file standard yet in the digital music world Goodbye CD, we barely knew you. Well, not really. But the CD -- short for compactdisc -- faces competition as the main source of recorded music for consumers of music available online that has

[France's Blog] I NEED TO BE IN LOVE -- The Carpenters: 網路上尋找這首歌的資料時，有一個網頁提到，這首歌的作者之一John Bettis在1976年接受People雜誌採訪時表示這首歌：『 autobiographical for all three of us.』。而哥哥Richard Carpenter也在1990年的精選集『 Carpenters: The Compact Disc Collection』內頁提到：『Two songs stand out for me: I Need To Be In Love with its melancholy John Bettis lyric. This became Karen's favorite Carpenters song... 』。

[It's Break Time] Soundtrack of Life: It took a long time for me to finally own her 5th album, 1997's Firecracker. Almost all music store in Jakarta I've visited didn't provide the cassette -- only the CD (compact disc), and at that time, buying a CD was totally a luxury that I couldn't afford. But when I finally got it, it felt so great like a lil girl accepting an (expensive) ice cream. And then there was 2002 Cake and Pie.

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