RetroTech: Extended Play - The 2 hour LP & 2.5 hour CD

A look at two different approaches at squeezing more music onto one disc. Featuring Trimicron the longest 33 1/3rd Stereo Vinyl Records that held two hours of music and a CD that contained two and a half hours of audio.

The Electron Microscope Vinyl Video from Applied Science can be found here:    • Electron microscope slow-motion video of v...  

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Over Time - Vibe Tracks    • Over Time – Vibe Tracks (No Copyright Music)  

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ThatSFXGuy -    • Six Million Dollar man main title computer...  

I should really learn when to keep my thoughts to myself as my brief passing comment about the phrase "Without Forgetting to Switch on” has become the most commented upon thing.
Here's why I mentioned it - it just sounded weird to me. I was taught English a long time ago from some very old ladies who had a very particular old fashioned way of speaking. Whilst probably 99% of people wouldn’t even notice anything unusual - to me it’s a strange way to phrase a simple message . A much cleaner and more elegant way to say the same thing would be "Remember to switch on” - - it just flows better. Its like saying 'Don’t forget to remember to feed the dog'. It’s just a really messy and complicated way to get a simple message across. Almost everyone on the planet would be happy with the way the chap said it - but it grated against the way I was taught English - to write and speak in the most efficient way possible. I really shouldn’t have said anything about it - so my apologies for causing all this consternation. In future I'll have to remember to not forget to not bite my tongue.