Water + CD fun
In my endless search for inspiration on Flickr, I keep finding pictures of wet CD's, so hey why not add to the huge collection on here? Some good, some not so good (but you should see the other 300 I haven't posted on here!).
Anyone remember when they first demonstrated CD's on Tomorrows World? They showed how "indestructable" they were by smearing jam on them etc. Having been brought up on vinyl, I was suitably impressed. Looking back now though, a scratched CD is more useless than a scratched record because you can't play anything on it.
I'd like to say the CD I used was by Wet Wet Wet, but I don't own any (on grounds of good taste). It's a blank CD-R. I might dry it off and try using it to see if it is "indestructable"
Water + CD fun
In my endless search for inspiration on Flickr, I keep finding pictures of wet CD's, so hey why not add to the huge collection on here? Some good, some not so good (but you should see the other 300 I haven't posted on here!).
Anyone remember when they first demonstrated CD's on Tomorrows World? They showed how "indestructable" they were by smearing jam on them etc. Having been brought up on vinyl, I was suitably impressed. Looking back now though, a scratched CD is more useless than a scratched record because you can't play anything on it.
I'd like to say the CD I used was by Wet Wet Wet, but I don't own any (on grounds of good taste). It's a blank CD-R. I might dry it off and try using it to see if it is "indestructable"