Oh yes I ' m definitely gonna buy those albums they ' re exactly what i love about vinyl ! anyways , that ' s cool to see a list like that of still analog artists . Oh theres no way I ' m going near the 00 ' s , that was one of the worst decades for music , unless you count bands like Gorillaz and OutKast , the ones who kept true to the game of the old school tunes . Thanks for the heads up I ' ll tread carefully through the 90 ' sI think yeah im a bit of a purist ok lets cut the shit I am a purist , given the information i just displayed . I think I might just buy my favourite old albums on vinyl and use the turntable mostly for DJing and other practise . To be honest , I thought I was going crazy as people I know dont seem to be fussed about the fact they are not listening to real analogue , and something that is missing tracks , and they ' re unaware of things like this cbf telling them about stuff like this , cos i guess ignorance is bliss for themSome albums I really wanna get which I ' ve heard are great on vinyl Rage against the machine self titled Pink Floyd The Wall Michael Jackson Off the wall Sugarhill gang Rappers Delight Guy GuyFunny , there ' s two albums that got ' wall ' in the titleI agree , manufacturing quality is improving , with 180 gram vinyl although it is a bit of a marketing buzzword , it makes the record less prone to bending andor warping , therefore stopping looping as well . Ehh , I usually give away my digital codes to my mates because I am able to get the FLAC versions from other sources i bought it on vinyl , I should be able to pirate the CD FLAC version . Theres something about MP 3 ' s I can ' t stand . Theres way too much treble , and I dont know if this has got to do with me being somewhat high function autism , but too much or distorted treble just makes me feel angry , makes me feel like smashing a window or gets me irratable around my friends and family . I think I ' m gonna reconsider my priorities in buying stuff might sell off some of my modern vinyls to build up my CDs collection . I think things like kendrick lamar and logic a somewhat new famous rapper would be more suited to CD , as there are scenesskits which are hard to take out of a vinyl listening session , as opposed to skipping them with a remote control . Also that ridiculously long one I talked about , 2 Pac ' s All Eyez on me , I ' m sure i can fit that and other 2 pac albums into my dad ' s playXchange yamaha CD player 2 Pac albums are always long as shit but worth the time , but i dont think worth the discvinyl swapping and record flipping . Sorry if my responses are too long , its sort of the only way i can express myself if i write down exactly what im thinking as it comes to my head . Thanks for your reply Btw , what side of the fence do you stand on ? Do you collect modern albums on vinyl ? or you all about the old school stuff ?