Have you ever bought a C.D?

Hated it at first, but then after listening to it again a month later fell in love with it?

Wonder why that is....

edit: Since people are a we bit confused. I'm not talking about going to buy a cd that you know your going to hate. I'm talking about buying a cd by an artist you like then hating it at first. But then coming to love.

No. If I hate it...I hate it. If I like it.....I like it.LJS9502_basic

Hmm...well nearly every time I buy a C.D, I hate it at first, but then like it later.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]No. If I hate it...I hate it. If I like it.....I like it.dreamdude

Hmm...well nearly every time I buy a C.D, I hate it at first, but then like it later.

Why do you buy cd's you hate?

No. If I hate it...I hate it. If I like it.....I like it.LJS9502_basic

Same here.

i like them. but some places its 20 and other places u can find them for like 11-15.

try this listen to a mp3 then listen to a cd of the same song. if u listen closely u will find out that cds r better then mp3s

no

but thats because i dont buy cds i dont like

LMAO... I love the comments from people that replied to the title question before reading the post.

I've only bought 3 CDs.

Fort Minor - The Rising Tied

Gnarls Barkley - St.Elsewhere

Linkin Park - Meteora

If that's what you mean...

[QUOTE="dreamdude"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]No. If I hate it...I hate it. If I like it.....I like it.LJS9502_basic

Hmm...well nearly every time I buy a C.D, I hate it at first, but then like it later.

Why do you buy cd's you hate?

No, I dont buy C.D's I hate. I'll buy a new C.D by an artist I like...like Radiohead or Incubus.

Then I just wont like it at first.

Some examples of mine (just bands):

Converge
Circle Takes the Square
Tool
Botch
Dillinger Escape Plan
Cryptopsy
Deftones
Fantomas
Genghis Tron
Isis
maudlin of the Well
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Burzum

I buy cd's all the time. Despite my lack of money. I bought Ghost Reveries by Opeth and some Dvorak yesterday. I bought a Wolves in the throne room album on wedensday.

As for cd's that have grown on me, Dead Again by Type O Negative and The New Black by SYL, I both like a lot more now than when I first heard them.

LMAO... I love the comments from people that replied to the title question before reading the post.

sadikovic

:D Yea. Gives me a good laugh.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]No. If I hate it...I hate it. If I like it.....I like it.dreamdude

Hmm...well nearly every time I buy a C.D, I hate it at first, but then like it later.

Well, most of complex music CDs(jazz, clas sical, progressive rock, etc.) are like that way: At first it seems like a lot of messy sounds with no sense, but after several listenings, it begins growing on you and at the end it's a marvelous piece of music. :D

So, to answer the topic: Yes, I have :)

One that comes to mind is "...And The Battle Begun" by Rx Bandits.

But generally, no.

Have you ever bought a CD? dreamdude

No, and I never will. It's 8-tracks and floppy disks forever.

Kanye West- Graduation

Carrie Underwood - Carnivel Ride.

i never bought a CD before, im not that oldG-Man88

They claimed CD sounded better than cassette but by stereo usually the didn't and if they did it wasn't by much. The only real benefit was that you didn't have to rewind it or flip, just pick the track or tracks. But on the computer with all of the sound hardware and software CD is much better than cassette. But all of this advanced sound sampling and mixing didn't exist until after DVD anyway.

Back in the 90s Creative Labs was selling an MP3 player similar to the ipod, but back then nobody wanted and MP3 player. Not until apple made one and advertised the hell out of it. I bet if Creative Labs advertised their MP3 on Television people would have been using MP3 players long before the Ipod and Creative's would be more popular. This is a lesson in how important advertising is.

I don't listen to much music, but the plus side is MP3s are much easier to steal. No more trying to rip the security tape off of discs or hiding them in your cloths. The music industry and computer industry have combined forces to make sure their stuff easy to steal so nobody makes any money.

[QUOTE="G-Man88"]i never bought a CD before, im not that oldMagnumPI

They claimed CD sounded better than cassette but by stereo usually the didn't and if they did it wasn't by much. The only real benefit was that you didn't have to rewind it or flip, just pick the track or tracks. But on the computer with all of the sound hardware and software CD is much better than cassette. But all of this advanced sound sampling and mixing didn't exist until after DVD anyway.

Back in the 90s Creative Labs was selling an MP3 player similar to the ipod, but back then nobody wanted and MP3 player. Not until apple made one and advertised the hell out of it. I bet if Creative Labs advertised their MP3 on Television people would have been using MP3 players long before the Ipod and Creative's would be more popular. This is a lesson in how important advertising is.

I don't listen to much music, but the plus side is MP3s are much easier to steal. No more trying to rip the security tape off of discs or hiding them in your cloths. The music industry and computer industry have combined forces to make sure their stuff easy to steal so nobody makes any money.

Meh. Tapes are better cuz they don't get scratchedDead_Noize

but they can get jammed as when the tape gets pulled