long play
Plural
long plays
1
a full-length album
An LP, or long play record, is a type of vinyl record designed to hold more music than earlier formats. It usually contains a full album's worth of songs, with multiple tracks on each side. This allows for a longer listening experience compared to single or extended play records. LPs are valued for their rich sound quality and are often used for complete music albums or extensive collections.
- The vinyl enthusiast carefully placed the LP on the turntable, preparing to enjoy the full-length album.
- The band's latest release is available in various formats, including CD, digital download, and a limited edition LP.
- Collectors often seek rare and vintage LPs, appreciating the unique sound and nostalgic charm of vinyl records.
- The artist celebrated the milestone of releasing their tenth studio LP with a special edition vinyl record.
- Before the digital era, music enthusiasts cherished the experience of flipping an LP to listen to the tracks on the other side.