Can the music industry survive without physical album sales?

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indeed! brushed up on it in a couple of threads:

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catering to the western audience i see

i've been a collector, nice to see that the industry is catching up. however the dramas i want pressed atm are:
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- Winter Sonata on white with red or black splatter (this goddamn drama omg)
- Doctors/Doctor Crush on white with baby pink splatter or half pink half white (they'll never do this but i can dream)
- She Was Pretty on clear with pastel pink, pastel yellow, and pastel blue splatter
- Moonlovers Scarlet Heart on white and black smash (maybe with wine red splatter?) vinyl…

FeLiNa

Mar 27th 2022

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BLACKPINK vinyl to sell for $2,500

(i'm in the vinyl community and we all hate this trust me)


Anyways, the brand NTWRK is re-releasing albums on vinyl for part of their "Interscope Reimagined" collection. The sleeve art will be designed by artists and the albums being released are all by musicians/singers that Interscope has represented. "THE ALBUM" by Blackpink is included in this release.

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The album cover art has been released for some of the albums:

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The issue is, these vinyls will be selling for $2…

FeLiNa

Jan 21st 2022

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warning: may feature ur faves. pictures that hurt me, as a collector

this hurt to make







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FeLiNa

Sep 20th 2021

yoooo those prices these Kpop companies are asking damn!!

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The ideal price to sell something for is the amount that someone is willing to buy it for.

In other words, they sell for those high amounts because people are spending that much.

Can't exactly blame the companies in that case.

that's true