#42

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#43

They do

#44

Ask a kids these days what albums they’ve heard and they laugh you out of town, thinking you’re talking about those photo albums on facebook their parents used to compile.

#45

Depends on what kids you’re talking to. Facebook music blog comments, Reddit and the needle drop are dead popular with indie kid nerds.

Just look at how excited Twitter gets when Taylor swift or whatever releases a new album

#46

I refuse to do that.

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#47

See also: the 1975.

#48

I will, in February.

#49

I realise I’m probably being baited, but when I worked with a lot of younger interns who liked music, yeah they listened to playlists a lot, but they also got excited for new albums (even if it was just playlist fuel )

#50

This is all codswallop apart from the bit about encores.

#51

albums are nature’s playlists

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#52

It’s a joke thread

#53

Who?

#54

@AQOS

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#55

Oh right. It’s not funny though. What gives?

#56

Playlists aren’t a replacement for albums, they’re a replacement for radio.

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#57

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#58

Actually legit good take

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#59

Can’t wait for Spotify to pivot to video

#60

Centrist melt.

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#61

Cannot wait for all that wealth to trickle down. Gonna be awesome.

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