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Vinyl
Records
45s' kin
CDs e.g.
Old discs
Old vinyl
Some "wax
DJ's needs
Hi-fi buys
Kin of 45s
Spun stuff
Some recs.
Old albums
Big records
Disco disks
DJ's bagful
Track sites
Vinyl units
DJ platters
Vinyl stack
Old records
D.J.'s stack
'60s records
12-in. discs
CD preceders
Discs: Abbr.
Playable wax
45s' cousins
Hi-fi supply
Vinyl albums
45 relatives
Bygone vinyl
Old platters
CD ancestors
Some old RCAs
Help!" et al.
Stacks of wax
12-inch discs
CDs precursor
Cert. records
Certain discs
Groovy music?
Past records?
Vinyl for DJs
'60s platters
12-in. albums
Retro records
Some platters
CD precursors
Vinyl records
Sleeve fillers
Records: Abbr.
DJ's inventory
Vinyl spinners
45s' relatives
CDS forerunner
D.J.'s library
Former records
Groovy things?
Old hi-fi buys
They're groovy
They were spun
Hi-fi spinners
Hi-fi platters
Vinyl platters
CD forerunners
Bygone platters
PVC merchandise
Resurgent vinyl
Stereo software
Vinyls, briefly
Groovy platters
45 alternatives
Passé platters
Certain records
CD predecessors
33 1/3 rpm disks
D.J.'s offerings
D.J.'s purchases
Garage sale buys
Obsolete records
Old DJ's records
Vintage platters
Vinyl recordings
Ancestors of CDs
Forebears of CDs
Outdated records
Pressed platters
Precursor of CDs
Wax, so to speak
Whirled records?
Vinyl collection
CDs' forerunners
D.J.'s collection
Albums, sometimes
Breakable records
CD's predecessors
Collectible disks
Collectible discs
DJ's vinyl supply
Obsolescent disks
Old albums, often
Old DJ's platters
Old-time platters
Providers of cuts
Recordings, abbr.
Thrift store buys
Vinyls, for short
Groovy collection
Old track holders
Platters, briefly
Yard sale staples
Collectible vinyl
Audiophile's stack
33? r.p.m. records
Some vinyl records
Spinners on hi-fis
Stack for a deejay
Wax albums (abbr.)
Disks for a deejay
Forerunners of CDs
Music collectibles
Records, for short
Audio collectibles
Vinyl collectibles
Audiophile's "vinyl
33 1/3 r.p.m. discs
Cratedigger's stash
Discs on turntables
Groovy collectibles
Old DJs' assortment
Old rock collection
Platters, for short
Predecessors of CDs
Vinyl albums: Abbr.
Wax records (abbr.)
Historical records.
8-track alternatives
Certain discs: Abbr.
Competition for 45's
Crate-digger's finds
Discography listings
Many Sam Goody sales
Platters spun by DJs
Recordings of a sort
Records for a deejay
Some CDs previously
They're hi-fi fodder
Old music collection
Some records (Abbr.)
Music CDs' ancestors
Vinyl records: Abbr.
Album contents: Abbr.
Audio CD predecessors
Easily broken records
Groovy music sources?
Music CD predecessors
Recordings in sleeves
Stereo debuts of 1957
Turners on turntables
Wax things, for short
33 1/3 r.p.m. records
Audiophile's shelfful
Recordings before CDs
Slow-spinning records
They're made of vinyl
Stereo records: Abbr.
33 1/3 r.p.m. spinners
A D.J. might spin them
Items found in jackets
Music disks before CDs
Music media before CDs
Old records for short
Party DJ's inventories
Revolutionary records?
Rock collection: Abbr.
Stack of oldies, maybe
They ran at 33 1/3 rpm
They're put in sleeves
Vinyl fan's collection
CD predecessors: Abbr.
Certain records: Abbr.
Platters from the past
Retro music collection
Audiophile's collection
Beatles '65" and others
Audiophile collectibles
Deejay's stock in trade
Discophile's collection
Discs for the disco set
Many Sinatra recordings
Music collector's stack
Recordings, so to speak
Some turn at 33 1/3 rpm
They turn at 33 1/3 rpm
They're bigger than 45s
They're kept in sleeves
Thrift store music buys
Vinyl collection: Abbr.
What we played on HIFIs
Used record store stock
Vinyl albums, for short
'50s music albums: Abbr.
Crate-digger's purchases
Contents of some sleeves
Groovy music collection?
Oldies collection, maybe
Record albums, for short
Some stuff spinners spin
Things with microgrooves
Turntablist's collection
Forerunners of music CDs
Vinyl records, for short
'60s record albums: Abbr.
Forerunners of CDs: Abbr.
Groovy group of the '60s?
Groovy things, for short?
Musical innovation of '48
Old recordings, for short
Some discography listings
Stereo records, for short
This collection is groovy
Vinyl products, for short
Certain records, for short
Platters making a comeback
Recordings (colloquially )
Some "biscuits" for a D.J.
Turntable turners, briefly
Vinyl purchases, for short
Vinyl record albums: Abbr.
Record Store Day purchases
Records that may be broken
Music recordings before CDs
Musical spinners, for short
Polyvinyl chloride products
Music collectibles, briefly
Radio deejay's supply, once
Record collector's platters
12-inch vinyl records: Abbr.
Discophile's collection
Places to find tracks: Abbr.
Recordings making a comeback
Revolvers introduced in 1948
The Who's "Tommy" and others
Columbia unveiled them in '48
Gifts for the record fancier.
They have diameters of 12 in.
Obsolete recordings, for short
Records that are easily broken
They're spun on record players
Jazzophile's collection, often
Old-style record albums: Abbr.
Baby boomer’s music collection
Forerunners of music CDs: Abbr.
They were super-annuated by CDs
Full-length vinyl albums: Abbr.
Recordings made of vinyl: Abbr.
Full-length vinyl records: Abbr.
Nostalgic audiophile's purchases
They groove for about 26 minutes
They rotate 2,000 times per hour
Albums spun on turntables: Abbr.
Audiophile's collection, perhaps
Record Store Day limited editions
The Stones' "12 x 5" and "Flowers
Rubber Soul," "Revolver" and others
2015's fastest-growing music format
CD and cassette predecessors: Abbr.
Carole King's "Tapestry" and "Music
Records that spin at 33 ? rpm: Abbr.
The Stones' "Aftermath" and "Flowers
They're spun on record players: Abbr.
Units of wax that aren't actually wax
Records that are not that hard to break
The Beatles' "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver
They make five revolutions in nine seconds
Flowers" and "Sticky Fingers" for the Stones
Music purchases that come with download codes
Music recordings before CDs and cassettes: Abbr.
The Beatles’ “Revolver,” “Abbey Road,” etc.
Musical objects with a single groove on each side
They have angular speeds of 200 degrees per second
The Stones' "Sticky Fingers" and "Tattoo You," e.g.
They have a roughly 1500-foot groove on either side
Records "broken" in this puzzle's nine theme answers
Music recordings that are covered with sleeves: Abbr.
Purchases for hipsters who think MP3s sound like crap
Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon" and "The Wall
Collectors' albums ... and a hint to six puzzle answers
Old records ... or a hint for this puzzle's seven longest answers
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