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March 14, 2008 6:40 AM PDT

Rocker Lou Reed takes aim at new technology

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Rocker Lou Reed takes aim at new technology
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Agree bust most people don't care
by MaxAgent86 March 18, 2008 1:17 PM PDT
Most will play their MP3 through PC speakers, Cheap Audio System or MP3 players with so so headphones so the sound quality does not really matter as most of the above are not able to deliver real high fidelity sound.
For an audiophile or people that send them through high quality sound system then agree with Mr Reed, as some purist also say that CD's sound awfull and only believe in vinyl
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old ears
by dwpbike March 20, 2008 7:13 AM PDT
i'm in low reed's age group, but i can't fully agree with the mp3 indictment. i think the kbps is the deciding factor, not mp3/flac/whatever. i really can't tell the difference between 256kbps mp3 and flac. i can tell the difference in how long it takes to download and whether i have portable music. i remember the monaural days of the beatles and somewhere there a cassette tape of velvet underground. weren't they supposed to sound raw, a bit ragged?
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if you like music ?
by reneeliu1988 April 11, 2008 3:20 AM PDT
music is just the most pure thing in the world.if you like music. you can jion us.
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