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dollparts

headoutofsand wrote: »

I knew wow, Hole, John Peel. I have old cassettes off the JP show with Hole in session and Nirvana. I was only listening to " Celebrity skin" the other day. I have some other Cd's of Hole and CL but I can't remember where they are, such is the amount of music in the house. Wow :T I will have to find them. The JP sessions are very old, before the big time, well before:cool:

Cassettes! omg, I haven't seen my cassette collection in a while! I used to listen to JP and Gary Crowley every sunday whilst nursing cider induced hangovers. Those two were always the first to play the best unknown bands before they were signed. Oh to be a teen again....

rog2

dollparts wrote: »

Cassettes! omg, I haven't seen my cassette collection in a while!

I used to have an 'eight track' stereo system - God knows if you could still even get cassettes for that? :rotfl: :rotfl:

dollparts

lots of 8-track sites online.....my mum used to have one when I was very young. I used to think it was some kind of really hi-tech machine lol

rog2

dollparts wrote: »

..my mum used to have one when I was very young. I used to think it was some kind of really hi-tech machine lol

It WAS really 'hi-tech' given that most people only had 'reel to reel' tape recorders, Dansette record players and would 'record' music by holding the microphone close to their 'transistor radio' speakers.

You were well sought after if you had an 'eight-track' system - even if you, like me, only had about three or four cassettes. :rotfl: :rotfl:

I'm desperately trying to remember the cassettes that I had - I seem to remember Crosby, Stills and Naish and Deep Purple, but it was a long time ago.

dollparts

rog2 wrote: »

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It WAS really 'hi-tech' given that most people only had 'reel to reel' tape recorders, Dansette record players and would 'record' music by holding the microphone close to their 'transistor radio' speakers.

You were well sought after if you had an 'eight-track' system - even if you, like me, only had about three or four cassettes. :rotfl: :rotfl:

I'm desperately trying to remember the cassettes that I had - I seem to remember Crosby, Stills and Naish and Deep Purple, but it was a long time ago.

I seem to remember My mum had a few Jim Reeves cassettes......I must ask her what happened to the player and cassettes:D

So_Sad_Angel

LOL I have a box of 8 track cassettes in my loft....nothing to play them on though.

Anyway.....quickie BUMP .

Angiexx

Wol2

rog2 wrote: »

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It WAS really 'hi-tech' given that most people only had 'reel to reel' tape recorders, Dansette record players and would 'record' music by holding the microphone close to their 'transistor radio' speakers.

You were well sought after if you had an 'eight-track' system - even if you, like me, only had about three or four cassettes. :rotfl: :rotfl:

I'm desperately trying to remember the cassettes that I had - I seem to remember Crosby, Stills and Naish and Deep Purple, but it was a long time ago.

No need to be embarassed Rog.;) Numpty has just provided me with the Deep Purple collection (and Led Zepp)....on CD . To quote a certain monkey, he says "Class always rises ....and matures with age" :cool::D

So_Sad_Angel

Wol2 wrote: »

No need to be embarassed Rog.;) Numpty has just provided me with the Deep Purple collection (and Led Zepp)....on CD . To quote a certain monkey, he says "Class always rises ....and matures with age" :cool::D

Hiya Wol Honey....hope all is well at chez Wol on this lovely warm summer evening.

Can`t beat DP & LZ... it does`nt age....through 8 track,vinyl ,audio cassette, CD & download...it is always relevant.

Hope you enjoy the CD.

Angiexx

ps hiya to piggies & monkeys too :D:D

rog2

Wol2 wrote: »

"Class always rises ....and matures with age" :cool::D

I have the 'age' - my wife questions my 'maturity' - is that 'class'?

Or is it the 'Class of 1968' :rolleyes:

pmg19680

Lots of them about tonight so I felt the need to Bump