> LPs might give you 3,4,5 songs per side, but you still would have to get up and flip it or find another LP. There are actually some record players that can p

> LPs might give you 3,4,5 songs per side, but you still would have to get up and flip it or find another LP. There are actually some record players that can play a stack of records at a time. That's why some double-disc records are pressed as ADBC instead of ABCD - the player will play the front side of each, then flip, then play the back side. They're pretty expensive, though. It made more sense when vinyl was the predominant media format. > If you really enjoy that manual switching out, then i'd suggest just taking the next step and being a DJ constantly mixing track to track. Funny enough, I actually do spin vinyl, and this is my least favorite part of listening to records. I guess they occupy different modes in my brain. If I'm actually trying to mix, swapping out is part of the fun. But if I'm trying to sit back and listen, getting up from the couch is an annoyance.