Janeinva mentioned 78 rpm records. Those big, black, brittle things. And when I read it, I turned to my left. There in the corner next to my computer is a console radio. The reason I turned to it is inside the storage area is a stack of 78's. It's a big thing,,,34" long,,,16" wide,,,and 34" tall and looks like mahogany. It was the center of our entertainment. There were game shows, soap operas, news, music and at night, adventure, comedy, drama, and terror. Adventure came in the form of "The Lone Ranger", "Sky King", "Sargeant Preston of the Yukon", "The Shadow", "Tarzan and others. For comedy there was "Fibber Mcgee and Molly", "Jack Benny", and "Amos and Andy". There was "The Lux Family Theater" and "Gangbusters" for drama. And terror came in the form of "Inner Sanctum" and "Lights Out". The whole family "watched" the radio. We'd gather in the living room in a semi-circle around the radio,,,mom and dad in chairs,,,Sara, Vickie and me on the floor listening to every word coming from the speaker. The console itself was beautiful with a door on the right that opened to the radio part with it's lighted foot long tuner and the round knobs under it. There was the on/off-volume control knob on the left and the station tuner on the right. Back then you tuned the stations in, slowly moving the tuner left and right to hit the very best spot for reception of a particular station. In between the two main knobs were two other knobs. One could tuned the sound with treble and base. The other knob was useless as far we were concerned. It was for FM radio. What was that? Below the radio was a closed storage area where we kept the records, because to the left f the radio was a drawer that looked like the door to the radio. Pull it out and there was a 78 rpm record turntable with an automatic changer. You could put five records on the spindle and they'd play one after the other! That was special! You could play your own music! Below the record player, looking like the storage door was the speaker. All the entertainment you needed in the living room. I just looked in the record player and there's a record still on the turntable. It's "Witchcraft" by The Spiders. Remember that one?