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A few people seem to still value vinyl records, and while there is nothing wrong with this, it does show a new side to music, one that emphasizes a collectors standpoint on music. Although many people just prefer the sound of vinyl over CD or digital, a huge component of vinyl is it being the physical version of music. Ratliff definitely disagrees with this way of thinking, even though he can respect it. I have never thought about this way of thinking until Ratliff brought it up in chapter 10 of his book, and I can say that I do agree with his standpoint, but not as avidly as he does. I think having a physical representation of a specific album or song can help people be happy and express themselves musically while supporting artists. While some vinyl records or box sets of music may be overpriced, I can understand the perspective of people wanting to own some music that they love.

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WATCH PART 1 HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E29VuUoK_Rg :) MY LINKS: twitter: https://twitter.com/al0haleah insta : al0haleah fb: https://www.facebook.com/al0haleah/ snaps: leahruss tumblr: http://d-elusion.tumblr.com/ Whatsup fam! My name is Leah and I'm a music enthusiast that attends way too many concerts and speaks waaaay too much about them in my daily life.

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"But why do we build collections? Perhaps we want to turn a musician’s work into a living thing. We want to make it something to live around, rather than have it live around us. We want to corporealize it, give it a body and perhaps a soul. We want to have a relationship with it, as we would with a friend; or we want to codify it into a tradition or a belief. And at that point, when it is fully grasped and known, the work can be internalized for ever as an open question, a principle for living. Or it can be forgotten."

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MY MUSIC COLLECTION (part 1)  |  abb3rz07

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In which I share my collection of CDs with you. Part 2 will be all my vinyl. Song of the day: Noah Gundersen - Smells Like Teen Spirit https://soundcloud.com/noahgundersen/smells-like-teen-spirit-nirvana-cover FOLLOW ME ELSEWHERE Blog: http://thegeekindisguise.blogspot.com Photography://abbywilliamson.com Tumblr: http://abbigshmail.tumblr.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/abb3rz07 Second channel: http://youtube.com/abberz07 Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/abb3rz07 Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Abb3rz07 Wonderly: http://www.wonderly.com/videos/abb3rz07

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"Another way of becoming a shareholder in a piece of music is by singing it. Another is by playing it with any instrument, acoustic, electric, digital. Another is by dancing to it in any way: with your feet, with your head, with your whole body. And another is by trying to own all of it, on recordings. Then you are a different kind of shareholder—a proprietary kind."

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Many music collectors have interest in box sets of certain artists work, but is this a good way to celebrate music?

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Physical forms of music exist in many different ways, originating with vinyl records.