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Re: “,” Dec. 8 Teddy Crimmins column.

While it’s commendable that the author, a college sophomore, discovered the value of human interaction entailed聽in buying a vinyl record vs. “downloading,” his comments underscore exactly how cold and impersonal聽this “society” has become.聽In the 1960s, the anticipation, excitement and sheer magic聽surrounding each new Beatles release was considerable. It fostered聽a shared listening experience with聽friends at your聽home.聽聽It’s聽curious and slightly amusing聽to see “young people” these days embracing聽an older generation’s music聽(possibly because much of today’s music聽is vapid and wretched) and 40- to 50-year-old聽vinyl records that were basically tossed into dumpsters when CDs arrived in the 1980s. What isn’t amusing is the exploitative and聽hefty $30 to $50 price tags on these inferior-sounding “reissues” of decades-old records that聽sold then for $5 to $8.

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