“I started buying records when I was nine or ten. That’s when I spent all of my pocket money on singles and stuff. CDs came out in my early teens, and it wasn’t like I thought digital wasn’t as good as analog. I was just poor, and CDs were too expensive. It was a matter of necessity that I carried on buying records. The aesthetic thing happened later on, when I had some money and decided to stick with records anyway. For me, there has never been any joy in buying a CD. I don’t feel I own a record if I have it on CD. And it’s even worse if I download it. You don’t really own music until it’s on a piece of plastic. It doesn’t count if it’s this digital thing, out it in the ether. I know that probably sounds mental, but that’s how I feel. It’s my own psychosis.” (x)