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The 12 pages that link to Long-playing record, each with the reason it gives.

• Columbia RecordsBroader topic: Columbia introduced the LP in 1948, changing album length and format.

• Phonograph recordBroader topic: Its longer playing time reshaped the album format.

• RCA VictorRelated: RCA Victor introduced its LP format in 1950 in response to Columbia's competing disc.

• Deutsche GrammophonRelated: The LP let the label issue complete symphonies and operas on fewer sides.

• RCA RecordsRelated: RCA competed with Columbia over the long-playing record format in the late 1940s.

• Studio albumRelated: The LP’s capacity helped establish the modern album-length release.

• Capitol RecordsRelated: The LP format enabled Capitol to present Sinatra’s themed collections as albums.

• Opera recordingRelated: Its longer playing time made complete operas more practical to issue on record.

• AlbumBroader topic: The LP let a substantial musical program fit on a single disc.

• Eugene OrmandyRelated: The LP format enabled the orchestra’s large-scale repertoire to reach listeners in extended recordings.

• Extended playCompared with: The LP offered a longer counterpart to the shorter EP.

• Wilhelm BackhausRelated: The LP era made complete sonata cycles and large-scale piano works practical commercial releases.