Which innovative store layout concept did Tower Records pioneer in the 1960s that revolutionized how music was sold and became the industry standard for decades?

The music retail industry has undergone dramatic transformations over the decades. From the golden age of record stores where vinyl was king, through the CD boom of the 90s, to the rise of digital downloads and streaming services. This poll tests your knowledge about how music retailers have adapted their store layouts and business models to accommodate changing consumer preferences and technologies throughout music retail history.

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The 'listening station' model where customers could sample albums before purchasing
The 'supermarket of sound' concept with self-service browsing and categorization by genre instead of artist
The 'music library' approach with paid memberships allowing unlimited borrowing of records
The 'experience store' featuring live in-store performances and artist meet-and-greets