*Did a corresponing product exist in the LP or compact-cassette era? How about in the days of sheet music? Some type of special brown-paper-wrap-cutter?
*Is there a similar modern tool for unpacking ZIP’d folders of bootlegged MP3s?
*Anyone out there have a pile of CD Longboxes saved in their attic, just couldn’t throw the things out?
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I used a couple of them so much they wore out, now that you mention it.
I have over 500 CDs and have bought and sold three or four times that number. And I didn't get my first CD player until the early nineties.
Still don't get the idea of paying money for music without getting the media. If I lose my account and my HDD dies I'm screwed. Especially with DRM.
"Is there a similar modern tool for unpacking ZIP’d folders of bootlegged MP3s?"
LOL! Hilarious.
"If I lose my account and my HDD dies I’m screwed. Especially with DRM."
Too true. This has happened to me on a small scale, with stuff that I had purchased and downloaded from the Arts & Crafts label. I was allowed only one (1) DL and when my old USB HDD crapped out, I broke out my old card that I had bought from the bands and tried to reclaim my legally purchased music and was refused. That's the last time I ever bought a business card for $10.