Neil McCauley
31-08-2017, 09:19
Paul McGowan writes .....
People don’t change, but circumstances do. It’s always interesting to me when I hear someone wring their hands and point out that people aren’t the way they used to be. They’ve changed. I think typical of what you might hear is something like this:
They no longer appreciate good music.
They’re perfectly happy with MP3
The younger generation doesn’t care about quality of anything
But of course we’re the same people we have always been. Our circumstances have changed and so have we in response.
Continues at http://www.hifianswers.com/2017/08/the-question-we-as-an-industry-should-be-asking-ourselves-is-how-do-we-fit-in/
People don’t change, but circumstances do. It’s always interesting to me when I hear someone wring their hands and point out that people aren’t the way they used to be. They’ve changed. I think typical of what you might hear is something like this:
They no longer appreciate good music.
They’re perfectly happy with MP3
The younger generation doesn’t care about quality of anything
But of course we’re the same people we have always been. Our circumstances have changed and so have we in response.
Continues at http://www.hifianswers.com/2017/08/the-question-we-as-an-industry-should-be-asking-ourselves-is-how-do-we-fit-in/