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Going back to vinyl

Whether you grew up in the digital age or remember the Dansette record player you were given one Christmas long , long ago , it seems that the vinyl record still has many things to offer ?

Music fans are falling back in love with the idea of owning a record player . According to figures recently by the BPI , the music industry's trade body , sales in the first half of 2017 reached £37 . 3 million . Moreover , record players featured heavily on the lists for Christmas presents again this year . If you thought that the days of Long Play record were over , then think again . This year , sales are likely to reach their highest level since the late 1980s , when CDs started to take over the music industry .

For those of you that are too young to remember vinyl , here is a brief history . Once upon a time , before everyone on the planet owned a smartphone and could download music from the internet , you had to go to a music store , where , since the 1990s , most people used to buy compact discs which required a compact disc player to play and hear the music . Go back even further , and most music was sold on vinyl . Also known as a gramophone record , this comprised of a flat plastic disc cut with a . In order to hear the music on the record , a needle attached to an electronic pick - up the groove and reproduced the sound .

The main problem with vinyl , as most users found , was related to the contact between the needle and the record . If disturbed , the needle could the surface of the plastic causing an unwanted noise or , even worse , the needle to jump and miss sections . In addition , the size and weight of the equipment meant that it wasn't particularly portable . Hence , when compact discs arrived , most music lovers their vinyl record collection and started buying CDs . The vinyl producers mostly went out of business , except for one or two specialist companies that supplied enthusiasts and disc jockeys ? DJs . Nevertheless , if they are not exposed to high heat , carelessly handled , or broken , a vinyl record could last for centuries . The large cover and inner sleeves are valued by collectors for the space given for information and design , especially on the Long Play record .

However , the recent in interest cannot just be attributed to a few collectors and DJs . Rather , there is a growing demand from the older generation who now appreciate the finer points of the vinyl record and understand that with care ? something they perhaps lacked in their youth ? they are a more valuable asset than a digital imprint on their phone . More than that , there seems to be a suggestion that more and more buyers of vinyl are under 35 years old . The best selling LP of the year is no longer a reissue from the 1960s or 1970s , but the most popular music of this era .

One outcome of this mini - boom in sales is a reversal in the decline of pressing plants ? where records are made . In Europe , most records were pressed at only two plants , one in the Czech Republic , and the other in the Netherlands . But this year , two new plants will open , one in Japan and another in Ireland .

So , if you have an old player in the attic and a box of LPs , it may be time to and start spinning the discs . Who'd have thought it !


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