Find the record you have not heard in forty years
Find nearly any record ever made in about four presses, and keep the ones you love where you can reach them.
The record that was playing on your honeymoon is about four presses away, and there is a good chance it costs nothing. You need not know the title — a half-remembered line usually finds it.
Key points
- Find a record from a title, a singer, or a line of the words
- Read the year beside a result, so you get the recording you remember
- Keep songs where you can reach them again in two presses
What to remember
- Watch the year beside a result. Live versions and covers sound wrong.
- Add freely. A shelf of markers costs nothing and takes up no room.
Try this
Think of a record you have not heard since you were young. Find it tonight and play it through.
Practice: Find the record you have not heard in forty years. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.