"music record" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an audio recording of a musical performance. For example, "The new music record from the band was released yesterday."
For recordings in the "studio" - the world's only ice music record company - All Ice Records - we build an igloo, we get the ice from the lake/river, make the instruments by carving and cutting - and finally we record.
As he's sauntering away, I ask if there'll be another GOOD Music record.
The disc was produced by Hear Music record label, which produces CD's only at Starbucks.
She then made a pop music record with Mike Sarne, Come Outside, that long hovered in the top 10.
The decision is a major victory for the music record industry, and more broadly for all creators of original material.
"Dear Mr. Pogue: You've reviewed cellphones that play music, record video, receive TV channels and do e-mail.
Their album was the most successful world-music record ever.
Tomorrow's program celebrates the fifth year in business of the dance-music record store Breakbeat Science.
During that time Gleason also released a number of romantic mood-music record albums on which he is credited as orchestra conductor.
Jaded by the endless round of country-music record dates, he had begun investigating classical composition at the beginning of the 90's.
But salvation through groove and repetition is forever, and so is the message of love on this sophisticated, elegiac dance-music record. 8. CASSANDRA WILSON "Loverly" (Blue Note).
