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Has anyone ever seen those record albums that are so old they only cut them on one side? I saw a few like that awhile back and the letters "RCA" were etched, as a part of the record making process, on the other side.
I've seen them on E-Bay but not in person. I would imagine they could be worth some money if they're in good condition. Do you know what speed they are?
If they're old enough to where you have to play them with the actual needles of old, yeah, they're worth some money. I would keep them for conversation pieces if not for anything else.
You mean to tell me they record both sides Now I know where the missing songs are.
I have seen one-sided albums at a record store, but I don't personally own any, nor do I know anyone who does. Double-sided albums make a lot more sense, which is probably why one-sided ones fell out of favor.
I was never aware that they had ever made one-sided records. I will have to do some looking at our local antique music store. I know they carry a lot of vinyl. I wonder if they have any one-sided records. I'll have to check back and let you know.