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Still have those old Supertramp albums? Don't blush: vinyl records are coming back. CDs nearly banished the LP in the '80s, but electronics retailers report an upswing in turntable sales in the last two years. One reason: vinyl's new cachet among young rockers drawn by the low cost (many under $2) of vintage LPs. Some small record labels are using cheaper vinyl for new bands, and old-time gimmicks like colored discs. Even major labels concede hot wax is cool. Says Atlantic Records' Steve Greenberg: "A lot of the hippest music today is only on vinyl."
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