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Anonymous

R.I.P. 08/21/26(Fri)20:44:38 No.131312562

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R.I.P. Anonymous 08/21/26(Fri)20:44:38 No.131312562 Archived

Anonymous
08/21/26(Fri)20:45:41 No.131312568

Anonymous 08/21/26(Fri)20:45:41 No.131312568

>>131312562
Boomers had it easy. Now it's $30 for a new record.

Anonymous
08/21/26(Fri)20:46:55 No.131312581

Anonymous 08/21/26(Fri)20:46:55 No.131312581

>>131312568
adjusted for inflation, a new LP in the 70s would be about $40

Anonymous
08/21/26(Fri)20:53:23 No.131312641

Anonymous 08/21/26(Fri)20:53:23 No.131312641

Columbia House you'll never be able to escape!

Anonymous
08/21/26(Fri)20:54:47 No.131312653

Anonymous 08/21/26(Fri)20:54:47 No.131312653

>>131312562
This catalogue kinda sucks though, the ones from the late 80's/early 90's were kino.

Anonymous
08/22/26(Sat)01:43:13 No.131314553

Anonymous 08/22/26(Sat)01:43:13 No.131314553

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K-Tel records were the real bargain.
>(They weren't the songs were usually cut down in length to fit so many on a 12" vinyl LP)

Anonymous
08/22/26(Sat)01:51:19 No.131314606

Anonymous 08/22/26(Sat)01:51:19 No.131314606

>>131312641
this
After your 10 CDs for a penny each or whatever, they would automatically send you a random CD every month and charge you for it.

Anonymous
08/22/26(Sat)01:59:28 No.131314683

Anonymous 08/22/26(Sat)01:59:28 No.131314683

>>131314606
ONLY if you failed to send in the card and you didn't check the box to not send the monthly selection.