Singles

In music, a single is a short recording of one or more separate tracks. This can be released for sale to the public in a variety of different formats. more...

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Vinyl singles consist of two or more tracks released on a traditional Gramophone record. The disc itself is reversible, with the main track on one side (the "A-side"), while the second track (the "B-side") would be played when the disc was flipped over. Some singles, such as The Beatles' "Come Together"/"Something" or Queen's "We Are the Champions"/"We Will Rock You", were released as double A-sides (or "AA"), where the two tracks were given an equal importance. Vinyl singles were originally sold in standard paper sleeves, but now often have their own printed card covers with special artwork and text.;

Compact Cassette singles - these are becoming obsolete and are now rarely released as commercial singles. As they are reversible they usually consist of one main track on the A-side, and one or more additional tracks on the B-side. The case or sleeve of a cassette single also usually includes printed artwork and tracklistings.;

CD singles usually consist of the A-side accompanied by one or more separate tracks. Extended single CDs or Maxi singles often also include several remixes of the main song, another completely different song, (the B-side) and sometimes a short music video. CD singles do have a defined ordering of tracks, so that even on a double A-side single, one track has to come first. Occasionally, a single will not be identical in name to the featured track—such as the Nine Inch Nails single, "Closer to God". The case or sleeve of a CD single also usually includes printed artwork and tracklistings.;

Limited edition CD singles are sometimes released as a marketing ploy. These are usually on sale for a specified period of time only, or are produced in limited numbers and may include bonus tracks or specialist artwork designed to appeal to the specialist or the collectors market.;

Video singles are singles in the form of a videotape. Although the format has existed in form since the early 1980s in the form of Video 45s, the format gained higher levels of mainstream popularity when Madonna released "Justify My Love" as a video single in 1990 following the blacklisting of the video by MTV. U2 also released "Numb", the lead single from their 1993 album Zooropa as a video single.;

DVD singles are musical singles in the form of DVDs. The format was introduced in the late 1990s/early 2000s. Although many record companies refused to issue CD singles, they readily issued DVD Singles, and some popular DVD singles include Kelly Clarkson's "A Moment Like This," Jessica Simpson's "With You," and Beyoncé's "Crazy In Love". The DVD single never really caught on in the USA, and many are out of print nowadays causing some to view them as collector items. The DVD single replaced the Video single.;

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