In the late 90's & early 2000's, I bought a ton of vinyl. The majority of it was techno, house, and drum n' bass singles. It was quite literally the only format

In the late 90's & early 2000's, I bought a ton of vinyl. The majority of it was techno, house, and drum n' bass singles. It was quite literally the only format to buy it in. Then, the "digital revolution" came to music, and you could buy it online. Which, for nearly every case, was better. Especially for people who weren't in driving distance of a major city. However, once I started to get a digital collection going, the size was overwhelming. Especially in regards to dj'ing. With vinyl, your entire collection isn't always available. You make little stacks, shift things in and out, and it's much more organic. Digital misses that. Plus, I never really knew track names. I just remembered album or record artwork. It was easier to find things that way.