Why Do ~You~ Still Play CDs?


I'm curious why you still play CDs in the age of streaming. I recently got back into CD listening and I'm curious if your reasons align with mine, which are:

  • Enjoying the physical medium—the tactile nature of the case, the disc, the booklet, etc.
  • Forcing myself to actually listen to an album, versus being easily distracted by an algorithm, or "what's next" in my playlist.
  • Actually owning the music I purchase, versus being stuck with yet another monthly subscription.

Others? 

itanibro

I agree with @soix , since my streaming set up has eclipsed the sound quality of my CD playback set up I don't listen to them much anymore. Only if i can't find it or i just feel like spinning a CD.

Bought and paid for. 
 

Great sound quality. 
 

Love the inspection process ensuring the disc is clean. 
 

Kept as a storage in case of computer failure. 

I will NEVER "subscribe" to hear my own music. I will listen to the CDs I have and the CDs I create. I don't have any music on the iphone I was given, because the only way to get music on it is to belong to itunes or to buy an expensive Mac.

Because the only thing I know about streaming is that Flomax works.

 

DeKay