July 06, 2010, 7:35 AM — Once upon a time, CDs were the latest cutting-edge technology, and only snooty audiophiles listened to LPs or other old-fashioned vinyl records. But now that CDs have been largely displaced by digital downloads, one enterprising musician has managed to combine both legacy formats onto a single physical object. Read more...
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