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An album's length, the break between its sides and the number of songs on it have always looked suspiciously like the format it was sold on.
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An album's length, the break between its sides and the number of songs on it have always looked suspiciously like the format it was sold on.
A compact disc player in 1986 had a button marked with two triangles and a bar. Press it and the next track started, cleanly, at the beginning. No lifting a needle, no guessing at the fast-forward.