Even so, it should be possible, especially if full documentation for the interface and filesystem used is included. There will probably still be a few computers

Even so, it should be possible, especially if full documentation for the interface and filesystem used is included. There will probably still be a few computers around which still use SATA interfaces, even if it's only because of how old they are. And currently, it's fairly easy to get data off of LPs, and they're actually somewhat popular for musical releases. There are devices which let you record LPs into computers, even. So perhaps not quite the best comparison. (A minor nitpick: it being a SSD doesn't matter. The interface used to connect to it does. There is no difference in the hardware used to talk to a SSD or a HD, as long as they're both using a SATA connector. Note that I refer to the entire unit, what you get if you buy a HD or SSD, not to the actual internal systems that unit uses to access and store data. Those are obvious different, but the computer talking to it doesn't have to know about them.)