They all laughed when Edison recorded sound.

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Not realising of course that someone had already done so.

A recording of someone singing in 1860 has been digitalised into an audio recording again. For the first time in 150 years a woman singing Claire de Lune has been heard. I must say though, I don't think it would have sold many copies if it had been played back through speakers in 1860.

** Earliest ever sound recording **
The first piece of audio ever made, recorded in 1860, has been recovered and played back.
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McLeodGanja Reviewed by McLeodGanja on 03-28-2008. They all laughed when Edison recorded sound. Not realising of course that someone had already done so. A recording of someone singing in 1860 has been digitalised into an audio recording again. For the first time in 150 years a woman singing Claire de Lune has been heard. I must say though, I don't think it would have sold many copies if it had been played back through speakers in 1860. ** Earliest ever sound recording ** The first piece of audio ever made, recorded in 1860, has been recovered and played back. < BBC Media Player > Rating: 5

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ROFL check out this audio clip of a radio presenter having an uncontrollable fit of the giggles live on air after hearing it.

** Old audio causes hilarity **
An ancient audio recording gave BBC Radio 4 news reader Charlotte Green a fit of the giggles live on air.
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