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Not to mention gatefold albums that would open up to reveal a wealth of information, lyrics and artwork. They really were beautiful. I need a magnifying glass to read the lyrics booklets that come with CDs.
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True... one of the reasons (besides the sound quality) that I preferred vinyl over cassettes was the album artwork.
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Cassettes were awful in every respect. Sound quality, rate of deterioration, and ease of use.
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Digital Format comes in so many flavors and qualities that it's nearly impossible not find something to make even the biggest audiophile happy. I sadly have never experienced a Vinyl. Yet I have listened to a few 8 Tracks.
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