Tworecord

Tworecord is a term used in multiple domains to refer to a pair of records or related concepts. There is no single, universally accepted definition for "tworecord," and its meaning tends to be domain-specific. In general, the term combines "two" and "record" to denote a unit that comprises two individual records or discs.

In music, "two-record" or "tworecord" often refers to a two-disc vinyl LP, commonly called a double album or double LP. Such releases extend track listings and runtime beyond a standard single LP, usually housed in a gatefold sleeve. The format is popular for live recordings, comprehensive studio sets, or compilations that benefit from separating content across two records. Collectors value the physical packaging, and mastering differences between sides can be a point of interest.

In computing and data contexts, "tworecord" can describe a data unit consisting of two related records intended for paired processing, comparison, or linkage. For example, in data integration, a tworecord might combine a customer record with its corresponding account record to support join operations or batch updates. The term is not standard in formal database theory and is used informally or as project-specific jargon.

In branding or media projects, "tworecord" may be chosen as a product or company name to evoke partnership, duality, or archival content. Instances of usage vary and are not tied to a fixed definition. See also double LP, two-record set, and record pairing concepts for related ideas.