In 1980, a Toronto-based record label called Solid Gold Records put out something that might be the most literal album ever made: The Nothing Record Album. Each side is exactly what it says. Nothing. No music, no ambient hum, not even a wink of tape hiss. Just two blank sides
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In 1980, a Toronto-based record label called Solid Gold Records put out something that might be the most literal album ever made: The Nothing Record
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