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Vinyl's alive and growing every day. Lots of artists release on vinyl at the demand of their fans and there are plenty of thriving record stores with recent rel

• KozmoNau7 8y ago
  It's still a vanishingly tiny part of the overall music market, and most people buy them as decoration, rather than to play them. I do have a turntable myself, a very interesting early/mid 70s direct drive table made by CEC in Japan and sold as a Visonik in Germany. But I primarily collect old albums that were released on vinyl as their primary format, I don't care much for new releases on vinyl. I still maintain that the vinyl boom is a dad.
• acomjean 8y ago
  I think of all the music that is lost because it isn't digital. My friend growing up had a huge jazz record collection. He once pointed out that only a small number of them got converted to CD format.