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A Few More Bygone Media Formats

The 80s, 90s and 2000s were chock full of unusual media formats. We've talked about a few before, but we couldn't resist digging up a few more.

The sale of individual songs has been a mainstay of music distribution for decades. So it only makes sense that cassettes had this, too, right?

It's generally accepted that Elvis Presley died in 1977, but dozens of conspiracies over the years have claimed that he's still alive and well.

The recent breakup of this legendary duo marks the end of an era, but it's hard to overstate just how influential they were on electronic music.

To honor the fifth anniversary of Prince's unfortunate passing, we're taking a casual look back at his storied career and immense popularity.

As an early pioneer of video calls, Skype set out to create a ringtone that served not only a functional purpose, but an emotional one, too.

White it's not incredibly common, a handful of bands and musicians have actually been featured in their own rides at various amusement parks.

Many famous musicians have diversified their hard-earned cash by taking ownership in well-known brands, franchises or other unusual investments.

Some music releases are extremely rare, either by their age or how they were originally released. So which ones have pulled in the most money?

We've become the listeners! To celebrate 300 episodes, we're reflecting on our humble beginnings and discussing how our vision has evolved.