"The tape is more an art object that also plays music (similar to vinyl) where the CDR is more a vessel for a piece of music."

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17. noxrpm said: Well, the defining difference: CDR/CDs = digital & tape/vinyl = analogue. Calling tape/vinyl an art object has credence only b/c they are less dispensable than 0s and 1s of digital media.
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19. productivitydecreaser said: Why? Because tapes are more aesthetically appealing? I bet his parents hate him.
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21. justinhook said: Yes. Listening to a tape is proof that you care about hipster aesthetic more than listening to music.
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