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by CharlesW
3238 days ago
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> You're using the word album, you're referring to "owning" music, and appears you're unfamiliar with any new music from the last 20 years. "Album" is just a collection, and applies whether or not you own it. The word is used all over Spotify, iTunes, and other online music services as an organizational unit. Fun fact: "Record album" used to mean a literal album — a bound collection of sleeves containing records. This was necessary since 12-inch 78s only held about 4-5 minutes of audio per side. |
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Yes, but it's not that relevant today. They still exist, but youngsters mostly care for the hits.