flexi disc

Of course, the music came in handmade sleeves and on flexi discs.

During these three years, flexi discs featuring current international rock hits were often given with the magazine.

Their first two releases were flexi discs given away with fanzines in 1987.

It was pressed on a one-sided Flexi disc, likely to save costs.

This was followed by several flexi discs between 1988 and 1990, in which the band received an international fan base.

The original vinyl version had tracks 16 and 17 on an extra flexi disc.

"Long Train" was originally released as a flexi disc in 1984 and had already become a collector's item.

A flexi disc included in an issue of Rockin' f magazine.

Three's a Crowd flexi disc 33.3 rpm (4 tracks).

Each Flexi Disc was limited to 500 copies, and were sold as a monthly subscription.

Eva-Tone made "Flexi disc" on thin vinyl that would hold one song.

They released their first record in 1981, which was a flexi disc released with "Talk Talk" magazine.

Fifth Angel saw a free flexi disc appear on the front cover of Kerrang!

According to a brief announcement on the label's website, plans for a 2013 Flexi Disc Series are in the works.

Each year from 1963 through 1969, The Beatles recorded a flexi disc of comedy and music that was sent to members of their fan club.

It was released as a 6-inch flexi disc that accompanied the May 13, 1981 issue of Talk Talk magazine.

Make a Joyful Noise flexi disc (2011)

The master tapes having been mislaid, the LP was mastered from copies of the original flexi discs.

If the turntable's surface is not completely flat, it is recommended that the flexi disc be placed on top of a full sized record.

"Sharleena" had been previously issued as a flexi disc in "Guitar Player" magazine.

From issue 5 a free flexi disc was given away with each issue, and with issue 10 a free 7" single.

The first releases were flexi discs that were issued with Rich's "Talk Talk" magazine.

Plastics released a cover of the song on a 7" flexi disc included with their first album "Welcome Plastics".

The adult magazine Gallery published a flexi disc of the Dictabelt recording in its July 1979 issue.

The song was issued in November, 1972, free as a 7" Flexi disc with the monthly magazine Music Scene.