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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;xlrcable, post: 2998292, member: 41288&quot;]When Microsoft released Windows 95 (you can see already I don’t qualify as a younger collector) they touted its 3D look, with the edges of the design elements shaded to look like “real” buttons and sliders and so forth. I remember that this looked cool for a short time but the software design community soon reacted against it - why should a digital interface resemble plastic parts in the analog world, instead of being reimagined for the new medium? I think I may be reacting the same way here to the look of these albums with the appearance of leather grain and gold press-on labels. Personally I think I’d tend to see a digital album as a chance to get <i>away</i> from that look. And I’m an old guy. </p><p><br /></p><p>But obviously this is a matter of personal preference (I mean the album, not my age...)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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