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Re: [ARSCLIST] Tis a strange world
It just proves that if a product is a classic,it may come and go out of fasion,but will never die.I have been buying/collecting for 41,of my 46 years,and am always pleased, by the young kids,some as young as 9-10,I see getting involved.It's nice to know,if I ever fall upon hard times in my old age,my collection will still be valuable,and salable.
Roger Kulp
David Lennick <dlennick@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It's a strange strange world we live in, Master Jack.
Duly passed on to the 78-L Luddites.
dl
Karl Miller wrote:
> FYI
>
> Karl
>
> An interesting article from "The Business Online" from the U.K.
>
> Back in the groove
>
> 14 May 2006
>
> Technology Editor Tony Glover reports how in the iPod age the record
> industry is going forward by returning to the days of vinyl. BESET by
> digital piracy and increasing customer reluctance to pay for CDs, the
> music industry is fighting back with its latest technology - black vinyl
> records.
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