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Re: Emporium Musical

1. I wish he wouldn't stand on them. :)
2. I hope he leaves some for the rest of us.
3. They need to be played, digitized, and heard. (Glad he's cataloging them.)

At least someone is appreciating the significance of music's history thru vinyl! I also "mourn" my lost collection, but I'm recollecting little by little and came across one album I so loved and began to cry when I found it for $5; seems silly they evoke emotions, but they do. So I can truly relate. Thanks for posting this!