Synonyms and antonyms of Records and other musical recordings in British Thesaurus

45 (noun)

an old type of record, usually with only one song on each side

album (noun)

a collection of several songs or pieces of music recorded as an MP3 file, on a CD etc

bootleg (noun)

a CD or record that has been recorded illegally

cassette (noun)

a small flat plastic case containing audiotape used in the past for playing and recording music and other sounds

concept album (noun)

a CD of popular music on which all the songs are about the same subject or tell a single story

disc (noun)

old-fashioned a record for playing music

discography (noun)

a list of all the records made by a particular singer, musician, or group

flip side (noun)

the side of a record that has the less popular song on it

liner notes (noun)

American sleeve notes

long-playing record (noun)

an LP

LP (noun)

long-playing record: a record that turns 33 times a minute

number one (noun)

in popular music, the record that has sold the most copies in a particular week

platinum (adjective)

platinum CDs, records etc are so popular that more than 300,000 copies have been sold

record (noun)

a large round black piece of plastic containing music or other sounds

recording (noun)

the process of making recordings

recording (noun)

relating to the process of recording music

single (noun)

a musical record with only one song or piece of music on each side

sleeve note (noun)

British information on the cover of a record or CD that tells you something about the music and the musicians

soundtrack (noun)

the music that is played during a film or television programme, or a CD of this music

title track (noun)

the song that has the same name as the collection of songs that it is recorded with

track (noun)

one of the sections of a tape that records different sounds that can be mixed together

vinyl (noun)

music records, used for listening to music before CDs were invented