In the UK, parents are (21) music than the kids. For the first time, people in. (22) 40s are buying more albums(唱片) than teenagers. According to recent figures from the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), the 12-to-19 age group accounted for(占)16.4% of album sales in 2002, a sharp (23) on 2000 (22.1%), (24) the 40-to-49-year-olds went the other way, (25) from 16.5 % to 19.1%. Buyers in their 50s (14.3%) are not far (26) . Soon, half of albums will be bought by those (27) have passed their (28) birthday. Some people think that younger people download (下载) most of their music, while older people are more (29) to be (30) with computers or the Internet. Therefore, they usually buy music from the stores.