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We are vinyl fetishists <br />There’s nothing we love better than digging in crates <br />Who loves vinyl? we love vinyl! <br />you’ll be hooked in one taste
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A little taste of magic <br />in a disc made out of plastic <br />the needle hits that spot <br />and your body turns spastic
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There’s something about the bass <br />each sound in it’s proper place <br />polyvinyl chloride <br />pushing sine waves right up in your face
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Hoping for the big score <br />never happens anymore <br />prices shooting through the roof <br />of every 2nd hand store
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Dollar’s weaker every day <br />records head the euro way <br />global market’s gone insane <br />every pawn shop’s got ebay
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The world is changing rapidly <br />we spend our time vapidly <br />an iWorld full of iDiots <br />all thinking iDentically
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There’s nothing wrong with mp3s <br />convenience or ease <br />but the moon’s turned Velveeta <br />and I’m still holding out for cheese
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Chorus
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Polyvinyl chloride discs that stored analog information about sound.
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I still have that Neglect single, by the way. I don’t listen to it anymore though because lyrics about Grandmas and colostomy bags are a little bit more real for me now than they were at 15.
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Taping involved transferring the sound information contained on the records onto a magnetic tape based medium called a “Cassette”.
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Yeah, cassettes were pretty crappy. The quality was bad to start with and degraded the more you used them. Even worse you actually had to wait for the tape to wind and unwind when fast-forwarding or rewinding.
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