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DualDisc

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DualDisc
A combination CD/DVD disc with one side containing up to 60 minutes of Red Book audio and the other side for DVD material. Also called a "flipper," the DVD side may include any video content such as a music video, behind-the-scenes footage or DVD-Audio for higher-quality audio playback. See CD, DVD and DVD-Audio.


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The disc is released in DualDisc format, with the full album on one side and DVD content on the other.
The DualDisc aspect has videos and documentary on a DVD, making it a must-have for fans JOHNNY CASH: A terrific introduction to the Man In Black to tie in with the forthcoming movie of his life story, with tracks ranging from his early Sun Records career to his final work with Rick Rubin.
The aptly-titled DualDisc from the group known as the best-selling female group of all time, is called #1’s (buy today), and features recent tracks like “Cater 2 U,” and “Lose My Breath,” as well as older ones like “Say My Name” and “Bug A Boo.
 
 
 
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