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To: Don Green who wrote (5540)	1/3/2025 8:56:28 PM
From: Zen Dollar Round	1 Recommendation Recommended By Don Green Read Replies (2) of 6556

> When I asked my son a Major Mac user he told me Spotify! lol! young people no longer buy music, they just rent it via streaming service Good luck with that when there is no internet available. I've heard may stories about kids taking road trips using streaming who lose access to their tunes when no cell towers are around and don't have satellite access either (like when spelunking or something). Does Spotify have an option with their paid version to download files temporarily to their devices, like Netflix allows with their streaming videos? > I guess I would to if I hadn't already invested in 500-1000 CDS over the years My 23-year-old niece loves CDs and had a cool modern single disc vertically mounted player in her room. There are a lot of knockoff modern devices with modern takes on vintage gear, like copying the designs of Sony's portable Walkman CD player, but in very stylish ways. How about this wood grain version from KLIM? CD's are becoming collective again by vintage media collectors and hipsters, just like vinyl has been for many years now.

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