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Vinyl is a fully immersive experience, says Joel Mulligan.
“You’re not just hitting play on a playlist and walking away. Along with listening to the music, you have to actually touch it. You pick it up. You flip sides. You’re looking at the cover art or reading the credits on the back or whatever they put there,” said the owner of Everybody’s Music in, at 1801 D St.,
