Those that we use but after some time lose sharpness, of course, I don't keep either.
Hahaha, I doubt in the 70's they could imagine the existence of mp3 players π
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Those that we use but after some time lose sharpness, of course, I don't keep either.
Hahaha, I doubt in the 70's they could imagine the existence of mp3 players π
...soon we could not imagine something without usb or wifi port, lol π
btw - let me recommend you this book, astonishing reading! it is a documentary half-fiction novel build around invention of mp3, CD-s production and tzunamy of pirate ripped mp3 music in 90-es. I've god loads of fun reading this book, open my eyes on my epoch from a very reliable angle. I recommend the book, not the Amazon seller xD
Thank you for the book recommendation (and not the Amazon seller hahaha) (btw, book collections will also arrive as a monthly theme one day; I just don't know when as I already have a list of possible topics π )
This subject I can fill in on a monthly or weekly basis for next 2 decades without becoming bored, haha π my next goal is St.Petersburg Theatrical academical library: