ORIGINAL: Grollub
ORIGINAL: Bullwinkle58
ORIGINAL: HansBolter
One of the principals of the architecture firm I work for, who is in his mid forties (all three principals are younger than me...and I am the resident FOG), has a tee shirt with that image on it and none of the young hipsters had a clue what it is.
The insert to be able to play a 45 rpm record on a turntable spindle designed for a 33-1/3 rpm record.
Ask the hipsters, without context, what a "B-side" was. Crickets.
As I still consider myself a "youngster", I can't in good conscience answer you what a "B-side" is.
Starting to feel old though ... [:'(]
It's the opposite of the A-side. [:)]
A 45 RPM record had one song on each of two sides. A-side, B-side. The A-side was the "hit", or what the record company hoped would be the hit. The B-side was filler. But music history is replete with B-sides that became hits, even huge ones.