Love Pop Orchestra Musiques De Films 12"Vinyl (Jazz)

Records cut with wider grooves for louder, more dynamic music (such as rock, electronic, or orchestral recordings) may only accommodate 15-18 minutes per side , while spoken word or quieter acoustic recordings can extend to 25-27 minutes. Popular during the early LP era (1948-1954) and experiencing periodic revivals, 10 inch records typically play at 33⅓ RPM and accommodate 12-15 minutes per side.

Modern indie and jazz labels frequently use this format for EPs and shorter albums, with releases from labels like Numero Group and Sacred Bones commanding collector interest. The 12 inch single format became popular in disco and dance music during the late 1970s, offering DJs louder volume and better bass response than 7 inch singles, and remains standard for electronic music releases today.

Scan barcodes, find stores, track your collection, and connect with vinyl lovers worldwide. Recent examples include The Beatles' "White Album" 50th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition (7 LPs, retail $140), Miles Davis' "Bitches Brew" 40th Anniversary Collector's Edition (4 LPs, retail $100), and various box sets from labels like Mosaic Records specializing in comprehensive jazz reissues.