Who are these crazy people?

Plucking a couple cuts from a LP ala iTunes, etc. is so apropos to the age of short attention spans. If you are around a college lectern long you'll observe many students engaged in multi-tasking during lectures. I just hope in an emergency I don't get the doc that cribbed and text-ed their was through med school.

I remember going to a friends in HS and he wanted to "enter the world of Floyd", he wanted everyone to snoke some pot and shut up and listen, he did kick somebody out for talking lol.
I grew up in burbs of Cleveland and before driving was an option it was a big deal to take the rapid dowtown get an album and some eats then come back and sit with the group who went with and listen to the entire album. I often talk to step son and friends about how we actually sit and listen to music, it often comes up when they see the cave and albums and its likely the same confused look falls on most everyones face when you tell them this concept.
Not too sure I would click with a gal in the video but the concept is still practiced here though always with the usual club members in our Ears and Beers gatherings.

In Cambridge MA at a place called TOAD in Porter Square we do something similar on Sunday's from 3 to 8 PM. It is called Sundays Spins. People come to play vinyl only. We sign up to play any 2 songs on a very modest system. The great thing is that you are introduced to music you may not have ever thought of playing and you meet people with like interests. At this time there is a Spin Clean going around for people to clean thier records. We also talk, give advice and learn from each other. It is great fun.

Awesome, thanks Ncarv - what goes around comes back around, Fantastic, there is hope!