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  Comment by Sanlin — March 28, 2008 @ 5:04 am

  Fun! A lot of people *love* getting their albums on vinyl, still. I did not know that, until recently. But, vinyl is hugely popular. People buy turntables or arrange setups through their computers. Does this mean we get a “mix”/”mash-up” of Train tunes, next? Or is it “don’t scratch the record, don’t *scratch* the record–Mike, I see that look on your face… step *away* from the turntable.” LOL ;-P Bet it sounds sweeeet. Yeah-yeah!

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  Comment by 3redheads — March 28, 2008 @ 7:01 am

  What’s old is new again. I still have a turntable and boxes of vinyl. In high school, I worked for a record store. Collected all kinds of vinyl. I might have to dust them off…

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  Comment by Sanlin — March 29, 2008 @ 10:30 pm

  Niiice! My eldest bro wound up with all my records during one of my moves. But, I’ve had enough stuff to cart around. I thought vinyl had gone the way of the Dodo, for awhile. But, it may be more popular than ever… People *want* to hear those hisses and scratches, the way they did when they were teenagers and kids. Some things come through on vinyl recordings that it can be much harder to hear on the digital versions. Then there’s boys like Ted, with his beloved 8-tracks. I had tons of cassettes, at one point, and some records. Records are what I listened to, growing up–the Dr. Hook and April Wine era. LOL ^^ I’d bet my radio DJ friend Hayden would have a great collection, too.

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