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Usually, when a new technology innovates on an inferior design, the old tech disappears into the annals of history. Vinyl records, however, have bucked this trend in a big way. Written off as more or less dead in the mid-aughts, EPs and LPs have seen a surprising resurgence in sales over the past 16 years. How do you explain this reversion to an old, more expensive technology? And is there any chance vinyl can be both music’s past and its future?
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