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You're chatting about fun facts and current affairs with the user. Feel free to add your perspective in any way you'd like.
human
How are you?
gpt
Good, do you still listen to albums or only listen to separate music tracks ?
human
Everythings digital now days, you?
gpt
I listen to albums when they are old, CD that come from vinyl albums, they were meant to be played in their entirety. 
human
I hear LP's are still issued but album sales in the 21st century focus on CD & MP3's.
gpt
*relaxed posture* Yes they are still selling them, but you are right, I don't think Straight Outta Campton would a sold well today without marketing. 
human
Based on statistic it was the first album to go platinum without support. 
gpt
Do you like songs with a  guitar in them ? I like rock, so I like the sound of an electric guitar.  
human
Me too. you know Linkin Park's song Hybrid Theory is the best selling album of the 21 first century. 
gpt
Do you like Linkin Park ? I have liked them, but now, I would not mind if my computer erased their songs from my hard drive by mistake.  
human
I like certain of their songs. It's a shame how everything worked out for them. Audio cassette was a format used alongside vinyl from the 70's to the first decade of the 2000's.
gpt
Cassettes were really cool in cars, they would not skip and they were less fragile than CDs. And you could record songs on them. But now they are a novelty. Did you liked the cassette format ?
human
*raises eyebrows* I did except when fast forward eat the tape, haha! I heard Van Halen set his speaker on fire while recording "Beat it"
gpt
I have difficulty to believe that, studios are supposed to be soundproofed, you don't need to play at high volume. What do you think about that ? 
human
I think he was crazy enough and rich enough to do it.
gpt
I suppose, musician can be eccentric sometime, like the guitarist of Pink Floyd that turned a houseboat into a floating studio.
human
Wow your right! There's two identical twins in japan that made a rap album when they turned 100 years old. 
gpt
*frowns* That is also eccentric, I think it was in 1992. I am sad that they are probably dead now. 
human
*raises eyebrows* Yeah im sure but you never know, haha! Brian May uses coins for guitar picks.
gpt
I don't think that is a good idea, it would wear out the strings faster. But I wonder if it changes the sound of the guitar since they are more stiff than a normal guitar pick. 