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"I've found a few items," Cleveland said. "A Brazilian piece, a couple of soundtracks, a blues album -- none of which I was looking for but I'm happy nonetheless." Buyers said CDs and MP3s can't compare with the sound of vinyl. "Not listening to records is like not drinking wine," said Brian Belott, a visual artist shopping for "Mozart, Bach, Hindemith, Poulenc." Eli Zimmerman, a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Opera, examined a recording by pianist Artur Schnabel but rejected it as too scratched. Plenty of other LPs went into a box at his feet. "Yesterday I bought 30, 40 records," Zimmerman said. "Today I'll probably buy about the same. And I'll try to sneak them under cover of night so that my wife doesn't see that I have gotten more records. I obviously have a record addiction."
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