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ice records

 Very limited edition records pressed on ice
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A record made out of ice, basically. It's so exclusive, and limited-edition, that it has to be delivered to your home in liquid nitrogen. Unless you have a specially designed chilled turntable, you really only get a fraction of a listen at best. Once it's gone, you likely can't play much else on your turntable unless you source a replacement motor.
—DRstrathmore, Nov 27 2023

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       Per the link, I wonder if a laser could interpret the record information thus not degrading the surface as a needle would, while playing in a cooled environment.
—whatrock, Nov 28 2023
   

       Potential for security applications. Power cuts off, data is gone, guaranteed.
—Voice, Nov 28 2023
   

       Bands whose music would perhaps benefit from this medium: Icicle Works, Coldplay, The Chills, Icehouse, Snow Patrol, Subzero.
—DRstrathmore, Nov 28 2023
   

       So it’s an FNFT?
—minoradjustments, Nov 28 2023
   

       Hardly "widely known to exist" but nevertheless already in existence.
—xenzag, Nov 28 2023
   


 

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