FALAA longbox
Posted: 01 Nov 2008, 11:22
They were made back in the early days of CDs when shops were reluctant to go the expense of buying new CD-sized racks. Longboxes were tall enough to be seen above the stack of LPs in front of them.Izzy HaveMercy wrote:What's the use of making a box for two cd's when there's only one cd innit?
In fact you mean logic!stufarq wrote:They were made back in the early days of CDs when shops were reluctant to go the expense of buying new CD-sized racks. Longboxes were tall enough to be seen above the stack of LPs in front of them.Izzy HaveMercy wrote:What's the use of making a box for two cd's when there's only one cd innit?
Amphetamine?Ozpat wrote:In fact you mean logic!stufarq wrote:They were made back in the early days of CDs when shops were reluctant to go the expense of buying new CD-sized racks. Longboxes were tall enough to be seen above the stack of LPs in front of them.Izzy HaveMercy wrote:What's the use of making a box for two cd's when there's only one cd innit?
Ofcourse; the Japanes one!cardoman wrote:Amphetamine?Ozpat wrote:In fact you mean logic!stufarq wrote: They were made back in the early days of CDs when shops were reluctant to go the expense of buying new CD-sized racks. Longboxes were tall enough to be seen above the stack of LPs in front of them.
Nice piece of trivia there, Stu, I never knew!stufarq wrote:They were made back in the early days of CDs when shops were reluctant to go the expense of buying new CD-sized racks. Longboxes were tall enough to be seen above the stack of LPs in front of them.Izzy HaveMercy wrote:What's the use of making a box for two cd's when there's only one cd innit?