Article: WFMT's Tait puts new spin on collecting

The movers thought they had seen it all.

And they had, so to speak. At least they were looking at a lot of it - hundreds of boxes of phonograph records, 6,000 or 7,000 LP albums.

But there were more, 30,000 or so.More records than a teenager's distraught parents had ever feared existed. Enough records to stock a record store or a radio station. More records than most people would want to listen to in a lifetime.

Close to 40,000 classical music records, give or take a few thousand and not even mentioning the CDs and tapes. LPs, 78s, 60-year-old records that weighed half a pound, two-year-old records that weighed a few ounces.

More records, the movers decided, than they ever cared to ...

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