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It's a very different world than it was 20+ years ago. Way too temporary and disposable. And, I'm sure, this will be felt in a similar way by the current wave of talent who feel they're establishing the industry's future... eventually seeing those ideas become antiquated and replaced with temporary solutions as opposed to permanent ones.

I think I understand what you mean. No one back then could have thought that, say, stuff like Winamp will die a terrible death.

Btw. I still use Winamp. rofl A wonderful way to organize 20+ years worth of MP3s. Not a "cloud" fan, although I've embraced it to a certain extent (Amazon Prime Music, Google Drive, etc.) However, when the electricity goes out - all I need are my power banks and not necessarily the internet.

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Same here. I have been using it since I first saw it as a kid somewhere in 2002 when I was 7 :P Nothing can match Winamp for me. And that Milkdrop 2 visualization pack is a masterpiece itself. :)