I saw a thread about this. I also found that construction on the Cincinnati subway started later than those in Boston, Philadelphia and Newark. So I wonder if the Blue chip city subway might well have been completed and been in use had construction started earlier. This underground section could...
I did start a thread about this before but got the spelling wrong. So again, suppose he started his musical career early, say as early as 1962, made more albums and was more successful. Could he have been the jewel in Motown's crown?
First some information:
The average folk/rock/pop album released before the compact disc was less than 45 minutes long.
While classical LPs often had up to half an hour per side, rock and pop albums longer than 45 minutes tended to be double albums.
A compact disc (digital audio) can hold up 80...
Except that his own songs are in English, not Spanish. Say he makes his first record as early as 1962 or a little earlier and then goes on to make a lot more material, perhaps including some double albums.
@JuliantheUnknown, @Mr. Havana, & @ennobee - Can you imagine Rodríguez having a more successful career, making more albums over a longer period? Perhaps he would have started in 1962 (when he turned 20) or maybe earlier.
I do not know that much about New Zealand's railways but I do know that both the North Island and the South Island railways have standardised on cape gauge. Railways of New Zealand have never needed to be interoperable with Australian railways.
I have noticed that there is or used to be narrow...
So if the number of cycles per second in North America and parts of Asia and South America is the same as the number of seconds in a minute and minutes in an hour, why has the rest of the world standardised on a frequency 10Hz less?
So the UK government had a plan that would have been good for cyclists and what if they didn't oppose it and restarted the bike programme as part of postwar reconstrutions?
Sony did attempt to licence Betamax but manufactures like R.C.A didn't want to buy licences to build video recorders that could only record for 90 minutes.
Laserdisc was launched after even VHS and couldn't record at home.
It's not so much about the tape width as the dimensions of the cassette. Suppose Sony had kept the cassette dimensions (other than thickness) the same and extending the record time. The record time of U-Matic was at least enough for studios, each with multiple machines handling multiple...