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From: pking@denelvx.UUCP (Paul King)
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Subject: Re: 1/2 records
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Date: Fri, 12-Apr-85 09:50:05 EST
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> The big suprise came when I turned over the third record to the
> second side - one whole side of a single tone - Johnny-One-Note,
> eat your heart out.
> .....
> This is the only one-sided record that I have in my collection 
> 
> Dewayne Perry

Back in about 1978, Dangerhouse Records put out a half-album called
"Yes L.A.".  It was cut on clear colorless vinyl, one side only.  On the
other side was silk-screened the names of the songs with arrows pointing
to their location on the record.  Another interresting characteristic of
the record is that my B&O TX linear tracking turntable doesn't detect
the existence of the record until nearly the center, where the greater
amount of printed informationmakes the record "visible".

		P. King (...!hao!denelcor!pking)