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In [[2008]], [[Paul Talbot]] listened to [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] on an MP3 player. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Monster (short story)|Monster]]'') | In [[2008]], [[Paul Talbot]] listened to [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] on an MP3 player. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Monster (short story)|Monster]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:44, 12 April 2024
An MP3 player was a device used to play music. Luke Tillyard played Faithless on his MP3 player to cause C'rizz to fall unconscious with the noise. (PROSE: Salva Mea)
In 1974, the Eighth Doctor used Lucie Miller's MP3 player, mispronounced "Empty 3 player" by a young Aunty Pat, to invert the sound waves, used by the Only Ones to pit-stop on planet Earth and consume humans. These sound waves turned into troughs, which trapped the Only Ones in the MP3 player. The Doctor put them forever on shuffle mode. (AUDIO: Horror of Glam Rock)
The Fifth Doctor called Concordum "an MP3 player on a planetary scale." (AUDIO: The Entropy Composition)
Rose Tyler had an MP3 player. At one point, the Doctor plugged it into the TARDIS control console to play "Destiny's Child". (PROSE: He's Behind You)
In 2008, Paul Talbot listened to Nirvana on an MP3 player. (PROSE: Monster)
