I Still Love My CDs
I have a large collection of audio cds that was collected in the late 80’s and 90’s. During lunch hours, I’d walked to the CD shop to get some nice albums of my favourite artistes for as many as few times a week. That was a weakness I had. I sometimes spend about $50 per visit and in a month I sometimes chaulked up as much as 600- 700 buying CDs. During those times, we used walkman CD players a lot and I’d keep a set of CDs in an album wherever I travel. It is nice to sit on the double decks and listen to my favourite songs on the CD.
Nowadays, many teens and adults do not carry the walkman anymore. They have mp3s or iPods and all that small little gadgets that store musics in small memory cards. How convenient. i’ve not try them and wonder if I should get an iPod too. It so happened that I wanted to check out some audio racks for my DVD players and saw a salesperson demonstrating it’s uses to a lady customer. I stood there listening intently and thought that how convenient it was. But what is going to happen to my CD collection once I get them all in audio file formats? Are they going to die a slow death just like records? I still take my CDs out to listen to.



