Have they solved the desperate lack of pressing facilities yet?
I kind of miss picking up the sleeves and covers but I hardly ever listened to a whole album, so used to very carefully move the arm to drop it onto the track I wanted , then set the next record out on the sleeve ready for swapping to the next track or stuck my selection on tape, all so much easier to do with MP3's, as is looking up info about the band/track and leading you onto the next influence and listening to that on Spotify. In short, vinyl is for people who's shelves haven't yet collapsed under the weight. I won't be pitching in.
I kind of miss picking up the sleeves and covers but I hardly ever listened to a whole album, so used to very carefully move the arm to drop it onto the track I wanted , then set the next record out on the sleeve ready for swapping to the next track or stuck my selection on tape, all so much easier to do with MP3's, as is looking up info about the band/track and leading you onto the next influence and listening to that on Spotify. In short, vinyl is for people who's shelves haven't yet collapsed under the weight. I won't be pitching in.