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I wasn't sure if you'd notice that gem ready to go on the turntables next in the milk crate behind my left shoulder. 

We may not of had "Call of Wall,", but we had just about everything else.l....  Dance, Rock, Country...  Usually about 7 or 8 crates of LP's and EP's (probably about 40 - 50 in each crate, and I'm not talking about 602 crates), and a thress 2" long boxes of 45's.  (Younger people reading this would probably say, "what's a 45?)

We took pride in having what we thought was most likely to be needed for whatever the specific ocassion was.  Did a class of '57 reunion at the Forsgate Country Club in Monroe, and had to have Big Band and Swing music. 

Now, DJ's show up to a gig with everything on a thumbdrive or linked to the cloud with an infinite amount of music available to them, compared to what we had in those 8 crates..... 

My back will never be the same....