You’ve got more listening options than ever.
The new GTO didn’t catch on because it was far too boring. People thought they were getting a muscle car, but it looked more like a standard sedan with some sporty aesthetics tacked on as an afterthought. It bore none of the qualities that people loved about the classic GTO. Most importantly, it added no joy to anyone’s driving experience.
Vinyl’s still kicking hard precisely because it does add joy to our music listening experience. It also complements the vast array of listening options we’ve got these days.
After all, the vinyl revival isn’t composed of stodgy purists who only listen to their music on a turntable. People who love vinyl are people who love music. Vinyl is just one more way to enjoy it.
Think of it this way: At work, you might slip on a pair of closed-back headphones and stream hi-fi recordings from Tidal. On the way home, you put on a playlist to enjoy in your car or don a pair of in-ear headphones for the train ride. Then, when you’re back at home, it’s time for vinyl. Maybe you put on a LP while you cook or after putting the kids to bed.
It’s not the only way you enjoy your music – it’s just one of many ways.
Music, after all, is something that brings joy to our lives. Vinyl gives us a way to increase the joy factor and explore music in new and exciting ways. That joy is the essence of the vinyl revival. It’s why people are gleefully purchasing records again.
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