Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
(KUTV) Vinyl records are making a comeback in a big way, according to one old school record store in Salt Lake City.
Michael Maccarrone, 56, runs Sound & Vision Vinyl.
"I have the dream job," he said.
Memories come alive for Maccarrone every day, all through records at the store.
"It's an audio photograph instead of having an album of pictures shown to me," he said. "It's memories of my past."
It was music that changed Maccarrone's life at 15 years old.
(KUTV) Vinyl records are making a comeback in a big way, according to one old school record store in Salt Lake City.
Michael Maccarrone, 56, runs Sound & Vision Vinyl.
"I have the dream job," he said.
Memories come alive for Maccarrone every day, all through records at the store.
"It's an audio photograph instead of having an album of pictures shown to me," he said. "It's memories of my past."
It was music that changed Maccarrone's life at 15 years old.










