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The audio begins with the distinct, nostalgic sound of a vinyl record being placed gingerly onto a turntable. The needle drops, and the room fills with the soothing hiss of static. Suddenly, the crisp, rhythmic melody of a song begins to play, evoking images of vintage music players and a time when music was a tactile experience. Without warning, the smooth flow of music is interrupted by a harsh, scratchy sound, akin to a pencil being quickly dragged across a rough piece of paper. The sound repeats intermittently, each time jarring and out of place amidst the otherwise harmonious melody. This is the sound of the record scratching, a raw, abrasive noise that cuts through the music like a knife through butter. In between the scratches, there's an abrupt, halting skip. The music jumps, stutters, repeats a beat, and then skips forward, like a hiccup in the song's timeline. It's like the audio equivalent of tripping on a
