On 29/09/10 11:24PDT, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Sep 29, 2010, at 10:54 AM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
They're designed for use en masse, like disks stuck in magazines, system
restore disks, AOL disks and the like. They're lighter and allegedly greener.
So basically they're cheap enough for use-once-and-toss. Reminds me of the vinyl
records available in Asia back in the 60s& 70s. The vinyl was so poor that
playing the record also destroyed the tracks for the needle. But it was a cheap way
of collecting music on tape (reel-to-reel).
Or my long-misplaced Billy and the Boingers 45rpm insert from the "Billy and the
Boingers Bootleg" Bloom County collection...
I have that! Never played it though.
Also the records in Asia came in various colors: orange, green, pink,
red, etc. The only major label album I have in a color other than black
is Elvis' Blue Album.
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Sincerely,
Dennis B. Swaney
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