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Other Topics => Completely Off-Topic => Topic started by: Rick on September 24, 2007, 10:32:28 pm
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Okay, I was searching through music and I found Non LP Version. What does Non LP mean?
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an LP is a record. Like Be Not Nobody. So that means it's different than the version on the record.
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Abbreviated for "Long Play". EPs are "extended play" which refer to singles with more than one track, but under a certain time or track limit. I think it was anything over 5 tracks or 30 min long which is considered an LP.
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Abbreviated for "Long Play". EPs are "extended play" which refer to singles with more than one track, but under a certain time or track limit. I think it was anything over 5 tracks or 30 min long which is considered an LP.
Singles are actually different from EPs. Ummm...
"Usually, an EP has around 10–25 minutes of music, a single has up to 10 minutes and an album has 25–80 minutes."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_Play
Information about Singles, EPs and LPs can be found there if anyone's interested.
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So if something isn't included on a CD then it's called a Non LP. So something that isn't like an official release is a Non LP.
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So if something isn't included on a CD then it's called a Non LP. So something that isn't like an official release is a Non LP.
It just means it's not on the album. It's still official, though. Swindler is a good example...it's on a Japanese Ordinary Day single.
Dan/NS