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  Re: the vinyl comeback..
  By: August Abolins to Nigel Reed on Sun Dec 21 2025 14:17:00

 > I have about 500 45's.  Back in my day [and pre-highschool age]
 > I didn't have any easy  resources to investigate/study music
 > groups and songs.  I'd just visit a local shop in town that had
 > several waste-height "bins" of 45's and I'd just sift through
 > them until I'd see what piqued my interest.  Another
 > alternative was to give my mom a list of songs I was interested
 > in having heard them on the radio, and she'd give the list to
 > someone working at Sam The Reord Man in downtown Toronto when
 > she was still travelling to Toronto every week.

I lived in a small village in England growing up. It was an hour bus ride to
the nearest town with a decent record store. I'd go to Revolver records in the
Four Seasons Shopping Centre to get a couple of 7" singles. I was never much
in to collecting albums back then. I liked the songs like heard but wasn't
willing to invest in stuff I had no idea about.

After that I'd walk down to Vinyl Mania which has the best used selection.

I had a paper round which would barely cover the bus fare and a couple of
singles but it'd be fun just to go into town.
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