Which innovative retail design feature did Tower Records pioneer in the 1960s that revolutionized how consumers discovered new music in stores?

The music industry has seen dramatic shifts in how physical music is sold and experienced in retail environments. From specialized record stores with listening booths to massive media superstores to the near-extinction and subsequent revival of vinyl shops, the physical spaces where we discover music have transformed alongside technology and consumer preferences. Test your knowledge about this fascinating aspect of music retail history!

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Self-service browsing with albums displayed face-out instead of spine-out
Digital kiosks that allowed customers to preview songs before purchase
Genre-specific rooms with distinct lighting and décor to match music styles
Subscription-based membership model allowing unlimited monthly album rentals