Why do we still bother with CDs? Most artists and me spend a great deal of effort and resources to play, record, engineer, mix and master our songs. We spend hours making sure the feel of the music is expressed in the way we want it on the record. In my case, I choose to  have my work  stored on CDs and played over a good sound system, with the hope that what comes out is as good as what went in. No CD player? Well, you can get the same by downloading the WAV files from Songs.  Personally, I have always been a fan of CDs and vinyls for another reason - the liner notes. The artwork and the writings. The physical product represents an extension of the music that lies within. The cover is the face of the album, to be dwelled upon.  In a digital world of bytes and battery life, it is a treasured experience to unfold the liner notes, imagine the message of the cover, read the notes and discover the people who create the album. Don't you think so too?