Quote by Lou Gramm

Regardless what technology is, I like analog too.

Regardless what technology is, I like analog too.

Summary

This quote expresses a personal preference for analog technology, suggesting that the speaker values traditional or non-digital ways of doing things. It implies that while modern technology may have its merits, the speaker still appreciates and finds value in the simplicity and tangibility of analog tools or processes. The quote also highlights that technology is not inherently superior, as the speaker's affinity for analog reveals a recognition of the benefits that analog devices or methods can offer.

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