I've recorded lots of CDs.

I was a big record collector the records didn't make it. Boy, I tell you, film burns. Film burns.

My record player and my records.

The record was playing...

Nuts! I can't even play my own record.

Records.

My records!

Records?

King Cole record.

And... your records.

'Melrose Music Shop'.

(record sticks)

They broke my records.

I have many discs.

Where are the records?

Those are good records.

These are new ones.

How about listening to records?

His new record sells well.

I'm fresh out of needles.

Take out the jungle rhythm record.

Very good. Very good record.

A gramophone record?

Pietro, change the record, dumbhead.

Give me the record.

Why don't you put a record on?

Play those discs, ok? Ok

Now, when I was in my early 20s, I worked in the record business, designing record covers for CBS Records, and I had no idea what a great job I had.

I got some new discs.

He turned to put the record on.

Hey, I scored a record.

(record continues playing normally)

I immediately bought a record player.

That's about three times the recorded music industry.

I listened to some records last night.

She told me that she has bought a record.

Have you got any records?

All right, keep away from the records.

That was Bob's last record, yeah.

That's what the show looks like.

But it isn't the record that was playing when Norah blacked out!

CDs have taken the place of records.

Don't look smart and change that record.

How many records will they sell?

And Gould recorded it in two major recordings that you may know about, one in mono, and one in stereo.