People Turn Back Time To Turntables As Vinyl Makes A Comeback

The nostalgic way of listening to music is making a comeback.

According to Nielsen Soundscan, more than 1.8 million vinyl records were sold in the US in 2008.

That's compared with 900,000 the year before.

From Buffet to Brown, the Stones to Hank, Sr., "Remember When Records" on High Point Road sells them all.

Co-Owner John Hiatt, Jr., says "we have about 150,000 pieces here, we have depth very large choice to pick from and everything in our store is new or like new even if its 50 years old."

Hiatt and his wife Brenda started the business in 1989 and have amassed well over 300,000 vinyl records.

Each day they clean, and grade the records.

The majority are priced in the $5 to $8 range, but there are some exceptions.

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