Tape vs CDr

[Zeno Marx]

If everything is already here and stays always here, there is no need to create or hunt for something new.

what?

[pentd]

without going into which one is better or not.. i have "real" cd's which have turned yellowish and play like shit/don't play at all, i have cdr's which don't play, i have some tapes that sound like shit nowadays.... but i also have most of them still workin, so for myself all is good as long as it works.. if there are doubts about a CDR crippling up, then theres always the option to rip the audio to computer

[david lloyd jones]

without going into which one is better or not.. i have "real" cd's which have turned yellowish and play like shit/don't play at all, i have cdr's which don't play, i have some tapes that sound like shit nowadays.... but i also have most of them still workin, so for myself all is good as long as it works.. if there are doubts about a CDR crippling up, then theres always the option to rip the audio to computer

nothing is forever.
treasured releases will be on going
forgotten releases will be recovered and rescued
random shot will be part or both.
just look to film arceology to see the future of sounds.

[Marko-V]

I'd rather buy a mediocre tape/vinyl than a brilliant CDr..... well, not really, fuck that.