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This settles it...It's a vinyl!

Bob_in_OKC

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See the text where I've drawn rectangles on the track list. Apparently Arista says it's a vinyl!

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So they are no longer called records?

Yes, they're still records also: from merriam webster - "record - . . . something on which sound or visual images have been recorded; specifically : a disc with a spiral groove carrying recorded sound for phonograph reproduction." However, vinyl helps distinguish between the type of album it is. Per merriam webster: "album - . . . one or more recordings (as on tape or disc) produced as a single unit <a 2-CD album>."
 
Note to self- use more smilies when trying to be sarcastic.
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Yes, they're still records also: from merriam webster - "record - . . . something on which sound or visual images have been recorded; specifically : a disc with a spiral groove carrying recorded sound for phonograph reproduction." However, vinyl helps distinguish between the type of album it is. Per merriam webster: "album - . . . one or more recordings (as on tape or disc) produced as a single unit <a 2-CD album>."

Of course, i wasn't being serious.

John
 
"Well, you can call me Ray, or you can call me Jay, or you can call me RJ, but you doesn't has to call me "Johnson"..." But SHE can call me anything she wants...
 
So if there are two of them does that make them ...........................................................................vinyls?:D
 
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