Albums: questions and Band 8 answers

Yes, we have a few old ones tucked away in a cupboard in the living room. Most of them are from family holidays and birthday parties when I was growing up. Nowadays, I don't print many new pictures, but those old albums are really precious to us.

I definitely prefer physical albums, to be honest. There is something lovely about flicking through glossy pages and holding actual prints in your hands. Digital photos on a mobile phone just feel a bit disposable because you have thousands of them and rarely look back at them.

Yes, absolutely. My mother was really keen on scrapbooking, so she used to organise all our holiday snaps into chronological order and write little captions underneath. We still pull them out occasionally during family gatherings to reminisce about funny moments from our childhood.

Quite often, actually. While most people just stream individual tracks or random playlists these days, I really enjoy hearing the whole record as the artist intended. I usually put one on through my headphones on Sunday afternoons while I'm doing chores around my flat.

I think so, though probably more as a novelty or for special occasions like weddings. People will always appreciate having a tangible keepsake rather than just files stored on a cloud drive, even if digital storage remains the most convenient option for everyday snapshots.