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The Cylinder Phonograph came out in the late 1870's. Thomas Edison invented it while exploring the telephone. This is made out of a metal cylinder with tin foil wrapped around. The machine had two parts, one for recording and the other for playbacks.

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Vinyls were made by Peter Carl Goldmark. In 1931 CBS introduced the world to the first long-play record. They had a playing time of about 10 minutes on each slide. In the 1950's vinyls cost roughly $0.85-$1.25.

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Cassette Tapes replaced Vinyls in 1963. They were sold by two options, one as a blank cassette, and the other as a prerecorded cassette. In 1966 Cassettes became fully mainstream in the U.S.

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CD's became the easy and efficient way to store music in 1982. The first CD released was "Born in the USA" by Bruce Springsteen. Then in September 1984 CBS opened a record CD production plant in Indiana.

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The MP3 player came out in 1997 by Saehan Information Systems. A MP3 player is a electronic device with digital audio files. The digital audio files are saved in the MP3 player by a small hard drive.

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Apple began with the introduction of the iPod in 2001. The drop was October 23, which included iTunes. iTunes is a online store of uploaded songs. On the iPod of through the computer you can buy songs to download onto the iPod and listen to it whenever. The iPod could hold 1,000 songs and cost $399 in the U.S. In 2001 alone Apple sold 38 Million iPods.

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Music streaming services spiked after the release of Spotify and Soundcloud in 2006-07 for cellphones. Streaming services had almost every uploaded song with the artists consent. To listen viewers paid a monthly or yearly subscription. Spotify and Soundcloud were followed by Pandora, Apple music, YouTube music, etc.

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Amazon and Google created a robot-like machine, Amazon came out with the "Alexa" and google created the "Google home". Each of which respond by simply saying their name. Alexa uses Amazon Music, all you need to say is "Alexa play..." or "Hey google play..." and then that song will play through the speaker.