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In the USSR and Eastern Europe in the 1950s underground night spots would play music pirated from the west.
The only media they had were recorders etched into discarded X-ray film, the method became so widespread in Hungary that not only amateurs, but the Hungarian Radio made sound recordings on such recycled X-ray films.
from kevin kelly's: street use archives
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