Wild to be old enough to have lived through the era of the first portable music players, from radios to cassettes to compact discs to increasingly compact & capacious MP3 players to integrated apps - all the way to where we are now, i.e.
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Wild to be old enough to have lived through the era of the first portable music players, from radios to cassettes to compact discs to increasingly compact & capacious MP3 players to integrated apps - all the way to where we are now, i.e. the age of seriously considering abandoning portable music (if not all digital media) entirely because of how unfathomably, abysmally shitty & infuriating the entire experience has become...
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Wild to be old enough to have lived through the era of the first portable music players, from radios to cassettes to compact discs to increasingly compact & capacious MP3 players to integrated apps - all the way to where we are now, i.e. the age of seriously considering abandoning portable music (if not all digital media) entirely because of how unfathomably, abysmally shitty & infuriating the entire experience has become...
Sidebar, I actually did a quick search for a picture to share with this post, only to find that the intarwabz stopped documenting the development of portable music right around the time when the iPhone came out.
Almost as if nothing good or interesting has happened to portable music after that...
