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Originally Posted by Qwertyy (Post 1791836)

i somehow ended up with the cars entire discography on vinyl without every buying any of them. for whatever reason every time a family member gives me an old record from their collection it ends up being by the cars.

I have a couple of nieces that started getting into vinyl last year. I've been weeding out some of my LP's and giving them some of the stuff I don't care about anymore. The Cars debut album was one of my first picks for them. :laughing:

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Originally Posted by nickcarter (Post 1790639)

A record store owner recently expressed an opinion to me that, owning to the surge in price for vinyl in recent years, that the record companies are actually throwing a wrench into the vinyl renaissance. And when I see prices like $320 and $350 for each of the Tom Petty Complete LP boxes (at HMV in Canada), I have to wonder.
Thoughts?

This record store owner is an idiot. The higher the demand for a product the more companies raise the price to milk the profits. It's simple economics.