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why the new vinyl hype is a fad and the real gems are in the crate digs
i've been scrolling through the latest vinyl collecting threads and it seems like everyone's chasing after the same overpriced records tbh i'm not impressed by the recent surge in vinyl prices rn it seems like people are just buying to keep up with the trend rather than actually listening to the music imo the real gems are in the crate digs not on discogs or ebay i've found some amazing rare records at thrift stores and garage sales that way and it's not just about the music it's about the thrill of the hunt you know what i mean
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