Abstract Concept Back Then We didn’t just buy records, we purchased stories. Buying music meant a full package of broad experiences: Having a record in your hands meant more than just listening to the artists music. It was also a haptic and visual sensation. Now? Buying music now is just a click away. We hear. we want. we buy. Sometimes buying without truly wanting the product and storing libraries of music without any emotional connection to the work. Like musics digital graveyard. What is the emotional value of non physical things? How can the intangible data be transformed into a more concrete experience? What role does visual presentation mean to musicians? Where can we find realms for digital music? Perhaps its just nostalgia. But we have to explore the limitations of the digital medium to intensify our musical experiences.