October 1st, 2012
nprmusic: Timeline: The Rise And Fall Of The CD, 30 Years Later

nprmusic:

Timeline: The Rise And Fall Of The CD, 30 Years Later

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    I miss the long boxes, they were PERFECT for decorating lockers with!
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    I still believe that CDs are superior in sound quality.
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