Can you go a day without listening to Music?

[spaffe]

I bought a walkman a year and a half ago and for some reason I got one unable to play mp3 CDrs. When it eventually breaks down I'll surely get an mp3-player, like this or something similar. I think it's worth paying a bit extra to able to carry all your music in a convinient package which you can bring everywhere.

I've no problem going without music a few days, but I've never been without it for more time than that so I can't say what will happen in the longer run.

 

[Lies and Perfidy]

I think the last time I went without music was on a trip to upstate NY with family when I was 14. It was bad. Since then, I've listened to at least a LITTLe metal just about every day, and usually a lot.

I have a 20 gig iPod. It came with my Mac Powerbook for a mere 70 bucks, which made it a great deal, and having all my music with me at all time is GLORIOUS. The only problem is the crappy battery–six hours at best. But it's still quite cool.

 

[Papa Josh]

Priceless.

And I don't even know what this thing is you all are talking about. I'll stick with my Sony Mega Bass cassette walkman with 40 presets for AM/FM channels. :Smug:

 

[MFJ]

What is this to brag about? My $40 MP3/CD player plays everything up to 320 kbps, including VBR..?

Oh and BTW, because this comic feels particularly appropriate:
http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.php3?date=2003-05-28&res=l

Haha I'm not bragging. The iPods can hold any kbs.. I was merely stating information.