The events have been already unfolded on the warring of different audio storage formats. Music CDs have been the best in making it all digital. It first emerged in the early 90’s. They are still very expensive and vinyl records are quite enjoying the final curtain at that time.

Fast forward, there is now a comeback on the sales of vinyl discs. This is very unbelievable because these vinyl records are once and for all considered “DEAD”. But its resurrection had not been expected. CD sales had been plunging not because of the shift on Vinyl Records but due to the expedient marketing of digital paid downloading.

iPods and MP3 music players have been luring music consumers to buy digital music and the market becomes so promising and very bullish.

Vinyl records had been reaching 990,000 vinyl albums sold in 2007, up 15.4% from the 858,000 units bought in 2006. Mike Dreese, CEO of Newbury Comics, a New England chain of independent music retailers that sells LPs and CDs, says his vinyl sales were up 37% last year, and Patrick Amory, general manager of indie label Matador Records, whose artists include Cat Power and the New Pornographers, claims, “We can’t keep up with the demand.”

Vinyl had been the favorite physical format by indie music lovers and audiophiles. By this conviction alone and the demand it might be the final nail to Compact Disc’s Coffin. Various bands are releasing their vinyl version of their albums. Big music labels are now eyeing to publish music in vinyl records.

“I’m hearing from labels and distributors that vinyl is way up,” said Ian Connelly, client relations manager of independent distributor alliance IODA.

Vinyl records look promising and it might be hanging around with us.

Hearing it is quite unbelievable that the black records that had stop spinning in the early 90’s had been going to reclaim its throne on the music scene. It is simply vinyl, the return of the king. I say it is really the king because of its bulky size and royalty demeanor. Vinyl records are at one point become the most widespread music storage media in the past decade. Those were the golden years of Beatles, Bee gees, Elvis, Mat Monroe and Bing Crosby. People are really engage in collecting these stuffs that at present it is considered to be rare vinyl collections.

Right now, people are asking why we have come up with this tremendous story that vinyl records are back on the spin. It seems we are going retro. The promise of vinyl’s lasting legacy is now on our own lives and upon our very hands. The music that it delivers gives the warmth and abiding joy of listening to the whole fresh tapestry of tunes off from a recording studio.

The dawn of the new day that the return of the black discs to regain its seat is about to banish the CD’s monumental stay. It high time that vinyl records once prove that analog is better than digital. Many people are agreeing that vinyl has so many things to offer than CDs. Take note, the sales of CDs have during the first 6 months of this year, a Nielsen SoundScan report has found that the sales of music CDs have fallen by 15% so far this year, a 4% further drop compared to 2005. This is the now the 3rd year in a row where CD sales have fallen in the first half of the year.

It is evidently stated that during 2006 and 2007, CD units, which account for more than 80 percent of the market, slipped by 17.5 percent. Vinyl records, which represent about 1 percent of the market, is the only physical mode to see growth since digital made its splash. Over the same time period, vinyl LP and EPs shipped to suppliers grew by 36.6 percent.

The trend on vinyl records is on the upswing and they are really coming to dominate. Take note that CD’s had been hijacked by music pirates and had been stabbed by online music downloads. The best material to own a copy of music is the bulky vinyl discs because they are tangible.

It sounds like its vinyl revival.

In the light of the entire road to catapult vinyl records to the pedestal, it is noted that it is still a long way to go. iPods and iTunes are the superstars today. iPods’ marketing pitch is really tremendous. It gives a real deal for the new music consumerism. This spells out defeat for the CDs because they had been smashed by music pirates.

Music pirates will make a copy cat of the original CD. The outcome will be two identical twins that people or consumers have the trouble in differentiating them. In a most sensual way CDs had been worshiped by vast people. It is the medium that is purely digital in context and at this time due to piracy these CDs are disregarded like trashed Frisbee or being made as cup toasters.

The demise of the CDs’ popularity has made an enormous impact on the revenues of independent music stores. Their profit amounted to less than their net profits from last year. Thus, their sales are heading southwards. Many small stores close up because of the digital upheaval that made CDs on the brink of death.

While Independent Records stores are under wraps, vinyl records made their way to save their businesses. A lot of owners expressed their relief that consumers are buying vinyl records. It is somewhat very reassuring news. Then Pressing plants are churning in hundreds of pressings for the black discs just to meet consumer demands.

Expect that you will find ABBA, The Carpenters, and etc to grace the shelves of Independent music stores. Together, this good news will turn out to be a blessing because it helps store owners to survive and still put on the passion of selling music to a lot of people.

The vinyl uproar among consumers supported a great divide. It is marked that vinyl sales exceeded canvassers’ expectations that top the 2007 statistics and at this year vinyl sales are going for a bigger kill. First time owners of vinyl records just want to satisfy their curiosity. Their tastes became broadened by the sheer influence of the media especially the films that the analog vinyl has the best sound than its digital brothers. Furthermore, people, now trust the quality of vinyl records and even love the art covers with audacity and much liking.

Go figure, vinyl records will have a brighter future.