Human League Track
"Flexi Disc" is also the title of a spoken-word track recorded by British electronic band The Human League in 1978. Included as a bonus track on the re-release of their album Reproduction, the song is a discussion between the band members concerning the advantages and disadvantages of the flexi disc format.
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