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CDs were too expensive for my ten-year-old self, and my parents didn't trust me with their vinyls yet.
I had a Taj Mahal tape, a Raffi tape, and a Doris Hall tape.
Same, I borrowed CDs from the library and totally did not copy them to the family PC
The family PC when I was ten was a Commodore64.
Ha. We had an Atari with an black and green screen and a floppy disc drive.