Music Over Time

Topics:
Music
Tags:
Associated Content,
CD,
Music,
Record
Source:
Associated Content

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Overview: The last of the records to come out was the 45 made for single songs. It took the music industry decades to advance from the 45 record to new formats, such as 8-tracks and audio/cassette tapes. Once they were created it seemed as if the industry took off and overnight the CD (molded plastic disk scanned by a laser beam for digital data) was "Born". These, like the record were, and still are, sold in stores for customers to purchase and take home to play on their CD players.

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Format: HTML | Date: Apr 2007


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