They say fashion goes around in circles - it's an apt saying especially when it comes to the resurgence in vinyl records.
Yes it's true, it now appears the good old vinyl record is back in vogue. In fact pressing plants are struggling to keep up with demand, with music purists screaming out for their favourite artists.
I have always loved records. My first record was Pink Floyd The Wall, the album cover itself was a masterpiece and I'd lay there for hours on end listening to the music, slightly freaking out on the lyrics and admiring the cover.
As a 13-year-old, there was nothing cooler than having records set up on the turntable. My collection at the time consisted of Pink Floyd, Rod Stewart's Blondes Have More Fun and Boney M's Rivers of Babylon. Oh those were the days. Yes I admit it I'd stand in front of the mirror singing Brown Girl In the Ring wishing I had enough hair to have an afro.
But then came the cassette tape followed by the CD and now downloading your music and my poor old turntable became a dust collector.