In the era of streaming, more and more music lovers are reaching for music on physical media, and vinyl records are a perfect example of this. The renaissance of record players and records has been going on for at least a decade. Vinyl pressing plants are working at full speed. Even the largest record labels are resuming production, and for artists releasing a new album, the lack of an LP version is a huge oversight. The once-forgotten format has now become one of the main sources of revenue for the phonographic industry. Seeing the growing popularity of vinyl records, some experts began to predict, somewhat mockingly, that sales of compact discs would soon increase as well. A few years ago, this seemed impossible, but now it has come true - for the first time in many, many years, an increase in sales of CDs has been recorded. New players are also appearing on the market, from the simplest, portable ones to the most advanced ones. Defenders of the forty-year-old format are rejoicing and cheering. Could this be the start of a new revolution, or just a false alarm that ultimately changes nothing?