Well yes! @kempa.com/ they have the story

One strategy that major record companies have been employing lately to deter downloading is adding bonus computer content to new CD releases. I recently discovered that this technique is not unique to CD’s, but had in fact been practiced in the vinyl era as well. That’s right: there were a handful of records released in the late 70′s and early 80′s that contained computer programs as part of the audio. This is totally insane, and totally great.

or this:

This is actually really interesting (well if your into that sort of thing).

I remember that my first computer the Commodore 64 came with a cassette deck and that deck played ordinary cassette tapes:

Someone in Østerbro was broadcasting computer programmes on local radio and we actually managed to tape that on a ghettoblaster and then play the game.

I wonder what others were thinking tuning in to that white noise :D

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