Same here. If we're talking about popular culture then I guess it's different. But popular culture I don't think always dictates where things are going. If we're talking about niches I don't think the majority of people are that into music anyway. If you take the success of something like the iPod I think that's driven more by the iPod itself as a gadget rather than the music people play on it. Most people in 'popular culture' only buy music because they have the disposable income to do so. As a music fan I'd spend my last pennies on buying a record or CD I like (as I have done in the past when I was out of work & claiming unemployment benefit. ALL of it went on vinylT-CM11 wrote:"portion of the population" is only relevant to marketing people. Almost all of the music I listen (in many genres, just not "charts" bullshit) to is still being released on vinyl and CD.
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