Flexi disc

[3] A flexi disc could be moulded with speech or music and bound into the text with a perforated seam, at very little cost and without any requirement for a hard binding.

If the turntable's surface is not completely flat, it is recommended that the flexi disc be placed on top of a full sized record.

The August 1965 issue of National Geographic Magazine included a soundsheet of the funeral of Sir Winston Churchill narrated by David Brinkley.

ABBA/Live 77 was a special single-sided promo gold flexi disc given as a bonus to children who sold magazines and books at Christmas for Jultidningsförlaget, a publishing company using door sales as their main distribution channel.

A two-sided flexible sheet record of the songs of humpback whales (produced by Roger Payne) was included with the January 1979 issue of National Geographic Magazine.

Computer magazines began to provide software in audio form "Vinyl Data" on flexi discs from June 1979 until 1986, as an alternative to a reader manually typing in a printed program code listing.

[4] As of December 2010, Pirates Press, an independent record manufacturing company based in San Francisco, California, US, has started production of flexi discs of various sizes and color.

[17] On April 2, 2012, Third Man Records released 1000 flexi discs tied to blue helium balloons into the air in Nashville, Tennessee.

The Dirty Projectors disc was previewed on April 19 by frontman Dave Longstreth via a YouTube video of him playing the record on a turntable.

Shortly before the release of the 2014 Foo Fighters album Sonic Highways, some of the pre-orders came with a cover of Two Headed Dog on flexi disc.

The musician Stephen Coates of UK band The Real Tuesday Weld has created the X-Ray Audio Project devoted to these.