TOP 5 WEIRDEST Records In My Collection!

[@vinyleyezz]

More good stuff on the way! 😎

[@ONgamersTrashcan]

Did you buy the beatles revolver super deluxe box set, if you did what did you think of it?

[@andremachado8112]

I missed your videos dude! Thanks for the content!

[@thethirdrail8397]

The Transcription disk you have, is a Classical DJ disk? that could be something to be heard! it would;d eb nice to see what that sounds like someday!

[@pervertedalchemist9944]

Being that I grew up in the 1980's, I am very familiar with the McDonald's record.

[@kenthuang436]

I saw an unopened copy of the record at a local antique shop but I didn’t buy it. I don’t know how much is was being sold for or if anyone had bought as this was a seller’s booth and they had stopped selling stuff and took everything out of the store

[@thethirdrail8397]

Same here! I turned 41 this year! Just thinking of how long that was ago, really - it was not too long ago!

[@horzagiar88]

My top 5 weirdest records: 1. Two Rob Zombie Records which play from their center 2. Japanese Batman Darknight 7" ost with chibi cover art 3. Desaster's shape cut split record 4. 5" Grindcore collection 5. A record with its five versions of the same song, no other tracks

[@tappajavittu]

5" grind records are always funny, lol

[@Xxpavement_angelxX]

that McDonalds promo is some next level subliminal marketing LOL great video!!

[@jtmichaelson]

The McDonald's record was a take on the 1974 hit record, "Life is a Rock, but the Radio Rolled Me" by Reunion. Listen to the song and you'll agree. By the way, the CD3 is the reason why the CD tray has the indentation And also, the first heart-shaped record was Bobby Caldwell's, "What You Won't Do For Love" in 1979. My copy is practically destroyed until I can replace it. Great video.

[@crunchyfrog555]

I have loads of early CD singles, and 3" CDs. At the time these came out, I got into CD early as a means to use in my DJ business. I saw them as a decent means to DJ quickly and without degradation to the sound. So once I started, I ended up buying loads of the CD singles that came out from the first batch that included Genesis' Land of Confusion, to the later 3" CDs. Some of those discs are fantastic - weird extra tracks galore, remixes, but best of all some truly odd packaging as they hadn't ironied out a standard case.

[@MarkAtnip]

One more odd thing about the 16" Associated Transcription disc is that it is Vertically cut so that the needle moves up and down to produce sound, as opposed to side to side. Obviously stereo would not be possible with this style of recording, but the sound quality produced by the transcription turntables at your local radio station was very good, especially on vinyl (as opposed to shellac) discs.

[@RecordCollector96]

I can attest to that! Vertical cut ETs (for non-ET collectors, that's short for Electrical Transcription) are the better sounding of the two. They were more hi-fi sounding than the lateral cut ETs. If anyone couldn't already tell, I most certainly collect ETs!

[@parkds]

I remember having a number of 3” CD Singles. Often the US ones would come with a plastic adapter ring the 3” disc would snap into, turning it into a standard 4.75” disc. This was done so the disc was playable in a drawer style player that didn’t have a spindle for you to set the disc on. Eventually drawer style players (and multi-disc players) were designed to have a 3” indentation for the disc to sit in.

[@sclitchmusic]

The weirdest thing i own on vinyl is Geogaddi by Boards Of Canada; i suppose it isnt too weird but the second side of the third disc is completely blank, apart from a little etching of a family made from vinyl grooves. I dont really have many records so im very proud that i own this one

[@UranusMcVitieFish-yd7oq]

Weirdest thing in my collection? Possibly the Pagan Music LP by Non from 1981. It's a single sided 17 track 7" with at least one (my copy only has one) extra random off centre spindle hole presented in a full size LP cover. Each of the 17 tracks is a locked groove meaning each track has an indeterminate duration and can be played at any speed. Combining the number of tracks with number of holes and turntable speeds means that when I bought it depending on which hole and groove you chose the LP provided 136 unique listening experiences. And considering any additional holes were always randomly placed at least half these experiences are unique to each pressing.

[@abdulrahmanmahdi2919]

Babe wake up Vinyl Eyezz uploaded a new video

[@RealJT2008]

Cool song - cool artist is truly a banger!

[@jbb-cj1md]

Perhaps you've heard of the postage stamps issued by Bhutan that are playable records. Mad Magazine occasionally included flexidiscs with their publication. And if you count weird record covers, as well as records, there's the Durutti Column L.P. made of sandpaper, intended to scratch the covers of any L.P.s that happened to be on either side of it. I have a 5" record from the band Squeeze.

[@bits_byte_]

So my weirdest, rarest, most collectibles vinyl in my collection is HANDS DOWN "Christmas in the Stars: A Star Wars Christmas Album"

[@MuzikJunky]

1:26, I DO remember this record, and it was even sampled by Damu the Fudgemunk! Never heard it until more recently, though. Peace.

[@RandyRelish99]

I remember getting the jack white Lazaretto record, going home and putting it on and it kept stuttering almost, I was furious thinking I got a broken record, nope! you gotta put the needle on the opposite side! love that record TOOL- The Grudge! their best song!

[@kissfanmac]

I have 2 copies of that McDonald’s records. That song is still memorable to me after 35 years.

[@NatureOkie]

was, a side take on "Life is a Rock (But, The Radio Rolled Me)" 's Patter.

[@Charlie180Gray]

Song of the day: Sledgehammer by Peter Gabriel

[@joran2127]

Hi Jarrett! I started my vinyl collection a few months ago, so I'm still a bit new to this, but during that time your videos have been a lot of fun to follow; I also watched a whole bunch of older videos on your channel and enjoyed them a lot. Now I have a question; I found a bunch of (very) old records at home that belonged to my grandfather. They weren't stored very properly; stacked on top of eachother (but they don't seem to be warped) and in what is basically a tool shed, covered in dust and stuff. Now I can easily remove all the dust (with a record cleaning kit, obviously), but sadly there's a bunch of scratches on them as well. Now I did find articles saying you can repair it by putting some (wood) glue on the affected area and then playing it on your record played so the needle will remove any excess glue, but that doesn't seem like the best idea to me 😅 Do you know any good ways to repair damaged/scratched records, maybe with a separate (cheaper) needle so you don't damage your good needle(?), or just a completely different way to do it? Maybe this is even a nice topic to make a video about, I'd certainly be interested because I'd love to play those records and see what my grandfather may have listened to when he was younger. Thanks in advance and keep spinning that vinyl :p

[@LotteYanson]

I don’t have anything super weird like this in my collection but one I want to highlight is the picture disc of Apollo 18 by They Might Be Giants. I usually don’t buy picture discs but it was the only pressing the store I was at had and TMBG is my favorite band so I snagged it. Side A is just the album cover but side B is kinda an optical illusion with stills from some of the music videos from some of the album’s tracks and when it spins on the turntable, it looks like the pictures are moving. So kinda like a flip book.

[@donaldsell8432]

Cool stuff…great video!!

[@Xxpavement_angelxX]

WHAT THAT LAST RECORD IS SOOO COOL!!

[@brentbraniff]

I work at a radio/television station here in North Dakota and back in storage was a turntable that played these records. I don't know what ever happened to it but I would imagine that it was thrown out when we moved to our new station about 15 years ago. Quite a shame, really since I believe that one of the first, if not the first, television cameras in the state also met a similar fate.

[@TheBudgie29]

Hi Jarrett, I have a few Heart Shaped ones by different artists, I call them Stylus Killers. Cause If You don't get It In the groove, they will take Your Stylus right off. I also have a load of those 3" CD singles, as I was a Club DJ back In 78. And We started getting them coming In every week. It was another Two Years before I could actually hear them. I have a CD single that Is one side a Vinyl Record and a CD on the other. I also have Shaped CD's similar to the Vinyl ones. I have the Star Wars Soundtrack, that also has the Hologram In the middle. And a LP that has No sound on It at all. Plus a Single with a Gyroscope You put In the middle, and as It spins, You look through the gaps, and looks like the people are dancing. There are others as well. Keep 'Em Coming.

[@johnhunsinger2625]

Growing up in the 70s, I remember a number of small vinyl records that came in cereal boxes. These were similar to the McDonalds record you showed. I didn’t keep any of them.

[@showbizsam4440]

The 3" CD was common in Europe for driver discs if you bought a printer/scanner/etc. but I don't recall seeing one with music on it.

[@TyroneEpps]

This is great stuff❤❤❤❤

[@vinylized9089]

Weird records like these are why its a fun hobby. I also have a 3" CD single of the band Boston along with a few Recent 3" records. I also have the Lazaretto Ultra LP. I counter your McDonald's record with the Burger King A.L.F cardboard record that came with a doll ( I do not have the doll ). I also have a few flexi discs as well. I have Judas priest Painkiller saw shaped record. I do have the Schools Out Alice Cooper with the panties around the record. I also have a record called Music to Strip by "with free g-string" that is wrapped around the jacket.

[@bobsoldrecords1503]

I still have my original McDonald's cardboard record and several 3" CDs. The other heart shaped single from the eighties was Bobby Caldwell What You Won't Do For Love, which was a sizeable chart hit

[@jons.6216]

The McDonald's record reminds me of the Halloween record Winchell's Donuts put out! A thin, flat plastic one with the "kids" that were in their commercials in the 70s! We had it and after I got bored playing it I would change the speed! Haha! The whole thing is actually here on KZbin! My brother had The Split Enz album that was "laser etched" with patterns on it that really didn't do much but look cool! The hologram record makes me think of the old Red Raven mirrored spinner records from the 50s that would illustrate the pictures around the centers!

[@arthurvasey]

Several records between 1978 and 1983 had limited issues on unusual shaped or coloured (or both) vinyl: It Takes Two To Tango by Richard Myhill - a bloke who normally wrote advert jingles and “test card music” - a limited edition version of that was the world’s first square record - the flexi-discs some people have commented on probably didn’t count as records! My sister has - or had - in her record collection a song by Alan Price on red heart-shaped vinyl! I have seen also a version of Sweet Talkin’ Woman by ELO on purple vinyl! A limited edition of Down Under by the Australian band Men At Work was intricately cut into the shape of Australia! A single by Kissing The Pink, who had a hit in 1983 with The Last Film - can’t remember what the song was called - but it had two mixes of the song and two grooves - depending on which groove you put it in or the autochanger placed it, you got a different mix! I’m sure there was a song whose B-side was just the A-side, played backwards! I thought I had discovered a version of the 12” version of IOU by Freez on silver vinyl - turned out someone had just sprayed silver Humbrol enamel on it! These unusually-shaped records only worked with vinyl singles - although some modern vinyl LPs are on coloured vinyl - check out the Now Yearbook vinyl LPs! Various magazines gave away promotional flexi-discs!

[@Pluralofvinylisvinyls]

The two weirdest, off the top of my head: -Baby Lu-Lu -You are being invaded by demons

[@brianlubeck4184]

In this video I was surprised you did not mention that pink hotel promotion record you had featured in a video 8 years ago, the one that had grooves but no music at all

[@ct1660]

Some older Califone turntables from the 50s as well as some other classroom phonographs were capable of playing 16” /40cm records The 8ban is an actual 3” record, originally made by Bandai, later rereleased under Crosley

[@DanielleKingdjdinosaur]

i remember the mini cds .There were also a whole bunch of very small vinyl records out in the 80sand 90s that youcould play on non automatic turntables

[@Lagib28]

I have a plastic coated cardboard record of The Sound of the Cobra by Carrol Shelby which was included in the first release of thee AMT model of the Shelby Cobra GT500 from the late 1960s. The kit was purchased by me, and I've had the record since.

[@dawnpatrol700]

I have a UK 3INCH CD, of Hotel California 88 single reissue - it came with a snap on adapter, to make it 5inch, to fit regular cd players

[@TMBGTransformer]

I've got a die-cut shaped record!! John Linnell's State Songs Montana single, which is shaped like the United States, haha. Instead of the song names, there's just a silhouette of the state the songs are named for (Montana & Louisiana) and it's made with a pretty mottled green vinyl that matches nicely with the little cover printed on the sleeve for the single as well as the State Songs album itself !! Also I've got They Might Be Giants' Flood picture disc which has the album artwork printed on one side and a series of zoetropes on the other that animates when the vinyl is rotating on the turntable!! I admittedly don't own the equipment to actually play them but (marge simpson voice) I just think they're neat, lol. It's so cool to see what kind of wacky things they can do with a vinyl record and still have it play music! (also I recently obtained my first mini CD and I think they're also super cool tho trying to get it to fit on my cd shelf with that rectangular case is impossible, it was too tall to fit at all in the vertical orientation and stuck out wayyy too much for my liking when placed horizontally so it's unceremoniously wedged in on top of the normal size cds, lmao)

[@daryljspetz2967]

Cool Records especially the heart one.

[@dawnpatrol700]

I worked at McDonald's in 89, when that flexi was new. Still got mine

[@420Horseman]

The records that came with MAD magazine super special issue were weird… Those and the Monkees records that were on the back of Post Cereal boxes

[@bshan1211]

I think I have an Alf tv show acetate type disc I got from a Burger King kids meal in the 80’s

[@Stereophonics-11]

Yoooooooooooo I found one of those flexible square records at a charity shop

[@watogo7664]

I still have from the the seventies a 45 of the Archie’s song Sugar that I cut off the back of the box of cereal Sugar Crisp. I also have a TV guide that has an Elvis cd attached to the cover.

[@rseanez1]

I have a Japanese 3 in CD from the b-52s of the theme song from The Flintstones movie.

[@mysterion3182]

2 of the weirdest records I have are both soundtracks. 1: It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown- pumpkin shaped vinyl. 2:Television's Greatest Hits- 2 different versions of the opening and 3 different versions of the ending to The Jetsons.

[@PRSRECORDS]

Most 16" transcription discs were lateral cut. The AFRS only cut outside in and lateral. They pressed millions for the arm forces radio.

[@PRSRECORDS]

PS, Warner Bros. VITAPHONE used 16" lateral cut records for movie soundtracks.

[@jeffsims8270]

McDonalds flexi is dope! Not sure if I remember it's release as I was 7yo at the time.

[@raeganj6744]

I’ve got a copy of 2112 by Rush that has a star hologram in the dead wax. I didn’t know there were other records with that

[@danielmkubacki]

Cool odd records!

[@robgrt]

I have a David bowie clear record from Burger King. "Lets Dance extended song". I got it in 1983 when I ordered a special Bowie meal.

[@Kennephone]

I don't know if this counts, but my weirdest record is a 5'' 45RPM record I cut using the Gakken Record Maker. I also cut records on the shiny side of CD-Rs, but they're very noisy, not to mention incompatible with any player that doesn't have a screw top to keep the record in place due to the weird hole.

[@georgeprice4212]

I had several 3” CD’s: Boston…Pink Floyd…several titles from the Rhino series “Lil’ Bit Of Gold”…several given away from Coca-Cola in 12 packs….

[@NatureOkie]

I bought several CD3's, CD-Videos, and unusual vinyl singles. (The Kinks' Misfit promo [a square record, in a round sleeve,]) Union Pacific triangular, by Neil Young off of Re•Ac•Tor, Clear 45 Indian Nation by 999 [Paul Revere cover song] and Talking Heads' Speaking in Tongues, Rauschenberg edition😊 version.

[@CosmicLord91]

My rare record of my collection is the Orchard Park Flexi Disc by Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties , limited amounts were made for LPOE online store and the tour ,I didn't know flexis existed before that and were still being made ,can't believe some go for 200 bucks

[@davidportch8837]

I have a similar card/vinyl record like your MacDonald's one, from the mid sixties advertising Vox's new guitar Wah Wah effect pedal...

[@titanic21]

Except for 1 liquid filled, 1 shaped record, three 12"-singles with edged B-side, a misprinted picture disc with two times the same side and different album art and the semi-printed Release of british Steel from RSD 2019, the craziest ones I caught (on ebay, unsurprisingly) are weird because what "music" is on them. I have one Sound Effects LP used in the 80s for film productions, there's a narrated one from the GDR, used to introduce Stereo speakers to the people and help them setting them up. Labels releasing Video Game Music get crazy ideas these days. My personal holy grail would be the cancelled and extremely obscure Silent Hills P.T. Bootleg, packed in a "bloody bag" with many bizarre extras. Also the gravity falls "decoder vinyl", revealing hidden messages on the sleeve if seen through may count, so would the atmospheric Soundscape of the game "scorn", which has no credits, tracks or description provided anywhere on the sleeve. The game OST from "Portal" however comes in a huge sleeve that can be folded in two directions while "Sea of Thieves" has pop-up Disc labels, so you can rebuild an abandoned island and these I just which came to my mind at first. Bonus: The Otamatone Meme-Songs Cover Album, which actually exists as a coloured 45rpm 2LP. Of course in my collection.

[@tappajavittu]

One of the weirdest records I either own or have owned have been Nunslaughter's (inverted) cross shaped, see thru pic disc EP and Barbatos/Incriminated double 5" split which has two one sided blank CD's that have vinyl grooves pressed on them. And then there's a few annoying 7" releases that have inverted grooves that play from inside to the outer rim of the record, Profanatica 8" box and I regret not buying RRRecords' I think it was 1000 locked grooves compilation LP that's pretty much impossible to listen all the way, every time you put down the needle, you get something different, lol. Vinyls are dumb but cool.

[@ralphbenites1819]

Thair’s a yellow clear record from the 50’s 1958? By the randy hellmen orchestra it’s lounge music but I just have the record.not the cover and can’t find any information about him or a photo.

[@Epicbobby71]

Hello I have a record player with built in speakers and the speakers don’t work and before u say yes I got the protector thing of it before it happened I was just playing with it by using it when it was turned off and then I turned it off and then the speakers were not working please can u help me

[@DanielleKingdjdinosaur]

weird hmm thats tricky as i have a few but i do have a 12 inch of the Isley Brothers Shout with the entire song of Shout on one side.Usually its in two parts on a 7 inch.I also have a record by the KLF that was banned and deleted because of law suites over its use of ABBA samples.The re release was called Shag Times without ABBA and some others.Oh and a hip hop tune that Sampled Donny Osmond,s Puppy Love but right now i cant remember the title.

[@Tramp_3]

I bought a transcription disc and holy s**t is it bigger than I expected. I am 12 years old and I started getting in to record collecting. I a got a transcription disc and like I said, it's humungous

[@PrankZabba]

I just saw a whole bunch of those transcription records at an antique mall. Must've been more then 30 of them. But don't know who's shelling out the cash at $25 each. I forget which colors, but red and blue were most. Back in the 90's there was a record store that had one of those 20" records on their wall. Paramore did some weird brown/gold or whatever color it is, gear shaped record for RSD some years ago. And even though i have never seen them. I remember seeing weird catalogs in old 80s metal magazines about saw blade shaped records. As to what, no idea. Guess i should look into that.

[@ls757677]

Hey Jarrett, I have a heart sharp record by Bobby Cardwell what you won’t do for love which is very rare and very cool.

[@thethirdrail8397]

There were Cereal Box records in the 1970's Some where around in my box of 45's Would be Bobby Sherman's" Cereal Box 33 of "Seattle" And two other songs - If I remember right. the D cut out also had a picture of the artist! the Back side was blank and just card board! Some transcription disks are Smaller! 10 and 7 inch Disks were also available. Your copy of the McDonald's Million Dollar chance - might sound worn, but I think it might just be the empty Left channel that has a lot of debris in the Tracking line! The British Path'e Disks are played from the inside out! - I found a British Path'e Disk player on the Good Will site Last year and almost purchased it. but the S@ H was about $150 And then if I remeber right, the Bid was $20... Also the Path'e disks run at 80 RPM! not that 78 rpm is much slower but, if you do find a Victrola - you just might find the Phonograph to be running around 75 rpm or slower. some, people wanted the music to have a longer running time. and also, grease and parts were out!

[@netsirToffical]

They made 3 inch vinyl record discs with mini turntables

[@Invincible858]

Song of the day: grenade by Bruno mars

[@trexbbs6365]

The McDonalds Menu Song is a “parody” of Reunion’s “Life Is A Rock (But The Radio Rolled Me)”.

[@ONgamersTrashcan]

Do you own the white album on vinyl and if you do, what number does it have?

[@StrangeBrewReviews]

I memorized the mcdonalds record when it came out in like 1988 or whatever it was...it was fun to play...I was 10 or something like that.,,I could still sing that line for line

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

The McDonald's flexidisc is the same age as my friend Cherami Leigh... A beautiful 35. Ever think Roger Rabbit had a lunch at Mickey D's before the framing?

[@Porco1984]

The weirdest record in my collection is "Guns N' Roses - The Chris Tetley Interviews" on Fotodisk. A set of two rectangular picturediscs with a 7" record sections... not rare or anything, but a fun oddity.

[@larryoneill7432]

Don’t have any anymore, but I remember records on the back of cereal boxes

[@yoangeorgiev752]

Hi. Can you make the return to innocence by enigma the next song of the day?

[@brettjames1992]

I just got my crosley sesame Street record player in the mail today, and I'm still waiting for my sesame Street record to come in🎉😂🎉😂

[@RaccoonHenry]

I have a weird disc from the 20s or 30s, supposedly it's a voice recording of my great-grandparents (I don't actually know, I've never been able to play it). I can't remember how it's branded or anything, but I can check if you're interested!

[@RaccoonHenry]

on a more mainstream note, I managed to randomly find in a mexican chain music store the purple version of Ghost's Seven Inches of Satanic Panic!! it made me very happy, I love the artwork and the B side (Mary on a Cross)!!

[@MannoulaZ]

@@RaccoonHenry please find it

[@nicholassheffo5723]

Actually, transcription discs were used for thousands of radio comedy and drama shows, plus news events and more beyond music in the time period you noted. They were around before the post-WWII magnetic tape boom (the Germans hadn't invented that tape) and more practical than wire recordings. Most old radio shows come from them still, including many discs form the U.S. Armed Services who preserves tons of recording when radio stations nation wide apparently did not or their discs got too worn out to keep playing.

[@PRSRECORDS]

1981 Styx - Paradise Theatre - This album is notable for being one of the first commercially successful records to utilize advanced laser technology to cut a 3D holographic design directly on to the vinyl playing surface of the disc which, when viewed near a light source, produces a dazzling visual rainbow effect of the graphic text design. © 2023 Discogs®

[@Vince_Tasciotti]

I have a 10" single from Devo in the shape of an astronaut's helmet. It has the songs Beautiful World and Nu-tra Speaks (New Traditionalist Man).

[@doctorwhofan6340]

I also have the McDonald's record that I found at an estate sale

[@Drakerosss]

3" Cds was popular in early 2000s in Brazil , the Brazilian Coca cola used to release 3 " cds with brazilian pop and dance musics and eves some cd r of 3" used to be sealed for personal recording .

[@ralphbenites1819]

It about the size of a 16”floor Tom 😮

[@LingusDaDingus]

i need one of those CD3s. i think some beatles ones are somewhat easy to get. the japanese have some really nice music stuff like SHM CDs. they take their music seriously. everyone there seems to be an audiophile lmao.

[@LingusDaDingus]

I also want the beatles shaped records.

[@mymomsaysimcool9650]

I have a pumpkin shaped record with the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown soundtrack. Just came out.

[@cdman40]

Song of the Day Sunday séance by blockhead

[@imthegrk]

I have a They Might Be Giants 45 that is shaped like a state. I need to find it, so I can remember which state it is.😂

[@rxonmymind8362]

I KNOW nobody has this one. Bloom county ~Billy and the Boingers vinyl. Still have my first edition one.

[@charlienew9375]

I don’t post anything but I have a lot of elvis lps and 78 and 45 4/3 records are worth £10k

[@Stereophonics-11]

£10k is a lot of money! How’d ya get that?

[@charlienew9375]

@@Stereophonics-11 I but records from people who don’t want them so when I get home I do the research and the value What do you have

[@Stereophonics-11]

@@charlienew9375 the 35’th anniversary limited edition grey vinyl copy of be here now I paid £35 for, hope it will be worth something one day

[@aquaslinky-gaming]

The heart shaped record would be perfect for heart shaped box by nirvana 😂

[@DawnietotheMax]

I still have my Big Mac song record 😅

[@trevorsflatroundspun-vinyl9803]

I only had one 3” CD. Coincidentally, it was One by Metallica. As for shaped records, I have the F*ck The Middle East single by S.O.D. (Stormtroopers Of Death). One of the stranger gifts I got for Christmas!😆

[@stinkenstine]

I have that McDonald record too! Lol

[@blllrando207]

THE MCDONALD'S SONG ORIGINALLY CAME FROM A SONG THAT THE BAND RÉUNION DID. ( LIFE IS A ROCK,BUT THE RADIO ROLLED ME) FALL 1974.

[@michaelmedina6497]

Growing up in the ‘70’s who remembers those pornographic records that were very similar to the McDonalds record. They were made out of a hard cardboard and had a pornographic pic and very explicit talk?

[@jeffsims8270]

I own at least two 3" CD's, both of em punk bands.

[@Earcandy73]

I had the McDonalds record in 1988. Obviously I didn’t win. On another note, I have the yellow vinyl pressing of Frampton Comes Alive in a padded gatefold jacket.

[@minilopkastudios4711]

Song of the day : It's my life by Bon Jovi

[@rogerturner1881]

I have NO 3 with Connie Francis from Japan FOLLOW THE BOYS /FOLLOW THE BOYS[Japanese version]. It's the only one of hers. What about those postcard singles from Poland which i have a few with Connie Francis.

[@Gemini22-v4w]

I got the mcds one

[@Mowmauf]

So the Japanese 3 inch disc is just a GameCube disc