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The days of vinyl records being a nostalgic relic of the past are long gone. This year, vinyl sales have outpaced CD sales in the United States for the first time since the 1980s.

Because vinyl records are significantly more expensive than CDs, though, they came out on top financially, accounting for nearly two thirds of physical sales in the first half of this year.