"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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My take is that now that the DJ-driven demand for vinyl is
falling off, and
sales are already dropping preciptiously, the hype will trail
off.
No Arny, you've got that all wrong (unless you are
*distorting* again which, of course, is highly
likely) - it's CDs that are disappearing rapidly.
Not in terms of sales percentages.
No? I would have thought a fall in sales revenue of
19.8% in just three months was a pretty good indicator:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6933632.stm
OK Keith, so you can't tell the difference between a
sales percentage for vinyl, and an indicator of an
ongoing transition from one form of digital media to
another form of digital media.
Not my problem!
I think it is, unless you are deliberately
obfuscating/distorting or, as others imply, failing to
read properly or grasp the meaning of my post - my point
was that it is CDs which are disappearing and I provided
evidence.
I reproduced my OP on the topic above, and it doesn't even mention
CDs. Therefore Keith, your attempt to introduce CD sales, given that
CDs are a form of media that I didn't even mention, is an obvious
example of a red herring argument. It's just another one of your an
intentional attempt to mislead the discussion from its origional
intent.
AFAIAC and in context, my CD comment was a perfectly valid counter to
the immediately preceding remarks concerning vinyl.
Repeating an intentional distraction doesn't make it less of a
distraction.
Repeating complaints in a UK-centric ng about UK responses to
crossposted US irrelevancies doesn't mean they'll stop either...
Now stop bitching or I'll hijack this thread and turn it into a DAB vs,
DAB+ debate and all you Merkins will get to hear about how Brit radio is
going down the *digital tubes* alongside recorded music and TV
transmissions...