A two-panel comic strip titled "Back in the Day" and "Now." In the first panel, a man sits at a desk cluttered with 1990s technology, including a bulky cell phone, a portable CD player, a radio, a cassette player, headphones, and stacks of CDs. He thinks, "Wow, it would be great to have all that in one device." In the second panel, the man sits at a clean, empty desk with only a modern smartphone in front of him. He has a nostalgic expression and thinks, "I miss my Walkman."
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[–] 2 points 9 months ago* (1 child)

One benefit I find of less options is you enjoy it more. You paid good money for CDs back then. I carried enema of the state by blink182 and Americana by offspring everywhere with my cd player. Played them beginning to end, two of my favorite albums at that time.

Now, there is just so much, you could never consume it all. And when you do find new cool shit, next week it's something else. I still fall back to offspring when I don't care what to play. I missed offspring supercharged when it came out but they made a new one called running and cycling with the offspring that has some of the same tracks and I really like it.

I just feel quality and your care for an album due to the money invested was greater back then.

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