these are my cassettes. Dont forget to also check out my CD & LP collections!
Thompson Twins-
Sidekicks (Double Play)
Here's To Future Days
Into The Gap
Greatest Mixes
Tears for Fears-
The Hurting
Songs From The Big Chair
Tears Roll Down:The Hits 82-92
Break It Down Again (Cassette Single)
Billy Idol-
Rebel Yell
Vital Idol
Whiplash Smile
Cradle Of Love (Cassette Single)
Oingo Boingo-
Nothing To Fear
Boingo Alive
Boingo
Best O' Boingo
Eurythmics-
Touch
Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
Greatest Hits
Depeche Mode-
Enjoy The Silence (Cassette Single)
Some Great Reward
Depeche Mode 101 (Cassettes 1 & 2)
Catching Up With Depeche Mode
Violator
People Are People (Cassette Single)
Songs Of Faith & Devotion
Black Celebration
Mix Tape
Pet Shop Boys-
So Hard (Cassette Single)
Always On My Mind (Cassette Single)
Duran Duran-
Serious (Cassette Single)
Duran Duran (1993)
Arena
Duran Duran (1981)
Rio
Decade
General Public-
All The Rage
Big Country-
The Crossing
INXS-
The Swing
Shabooh Shoobah
Listen Like Thieves
Kick
Welcome To Wherever you Are
Information Society-
What's On Your Mind (Cassette Single)
New Order-
Brotherhood
Substance
Low-Life
Talk Talk-
Natural History:The Best Of Talk Talk
Pat Benatar-
Crimes of Passion
Best Shots
In the Heat Of The Night
Siouxsie & The Banshees-
Supertiton
Berlin-
The Best Of
Pleasure Victim
Wang Chung-
Mosaic
Devo-
Disco Dancer
Greatest Hits
Annie Lennox-
Why (Cassette Single)
The Smithereens-
Green Touch
Peter Gabriel-
Shaking The Tree
So
Blondie-
Best Of
Fine Young Cannibals-
The Raw & The Cooked
Fine Young Cannibals
She Drives Me Crazy (Cassette Single)
ABC-
How To Be A Zillionaire
The Police-
Every Breath You Take:The Singles
Zenyatta Mondatta
Synchroncity
Outlandos D'Amour
Pretenders-
The Singles
Ultravox-
Lament
Talking Heads-
Popular Favorites (Cassettes 1 & 2)
Spandau Ballet-
The Singles Collection
Van Halen-
1984
Diver Down
Women & Children 1st
Culture club-
Kissing To Be Clever
Plimsouls-
Everywhere At Once
Squeeze-
Singles-45's And Under
Faith No more-
Epic (Cassette Single)
Midlife Crisis (Cassette Single)
Scorpions-
animal Magnetism
Best Of Rockers & Ballads
Beck-
Loser (Cassette Single)
Deborah Harry-
I Want That Man (Cassette Single)
Michael Jackson-
Dirty Diana (Cassette Single)
Modern English-
Pillow Lips
The B-52's-
Good Stuff
Cosmic Thing
Prince-
1999
Go Go's-
Beauty & the Beat
U2-
Rattle & Rum
Live-Under A Blood Red Sky
War
The Joshua Tree
Cheap Trick-
The Greatest Hits
Guns & Roses-
Lies
Appetite For Destruction
Gene Loves Jezebel-
Jealous (Cassette Single)
Adam Ant-
Wonderful (Cassette Single)
Antics In The Forbidden Zone
Elvis Costello-
Girls Girls Girls
The Clash-
Story Of The Clash
David Bowie-
Let's Dance
Romeo Void-
Warm In Your Coat
Led Zepplin-
II
Wham!-
Fantastic
Journey-
Greatest Hits
Erasure-
POP! The 1st 20 hits
Aerosmith-
Pump
OZZY-
No More Tears
Blue oyster Cult-
On Flame With Rock And Roll
Career of Evil:The Metal Years
Dramarama-
Cinema Verite
The Smiths-
Strange Ways, Here We Come
Cyndi Lauper-
She's So Strange
Heaven 17-
The Luxury Gap
Nirvana-
Smells Like Teen Spirit
Bangles-
Different Light
Simple Minds-
Glittering Prize
Flock Of Seagulls-
Best Of
Men At Work-
Business As Usual
The Cure-
Standing On A Beach:The Singles
Motley Crue-
Decade Of Decadence
The Fixx-
Greatest Hits
Beastie Boys-
License To Ill
Paul's Boutique
Def Leppard-
Pyromania
Sparks-
Angst In My Pants
Midnight Oil-
10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1
Psychedelic Furs-
All Of This & Nothing
Living Colour-
Vivid
The Kinks-
Live The Road
Nine Inch Nails-
Pretty Hate Machine
The Smiths-
Smiths
Louder Then Bombs
D.A.D
No Fuel Left For The Pilgrims
The Cars-
Greatest Hits
80s Compilations-
Rock Of The 80s:Volume 2
Rock Of The 80s:Volume 3
Flashback! New Wave Classics
Living In Oblivion:The Greatest Hits of The 80s Vol.1
Soundtracks-
Back To The Future
Sixteen Candles
Some Kind Of Wonderful
BeetleJuice
Plains,Trains, & Automobiles
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My Cassette Collection!
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by NewWaveKid » Mon Sep 13, 2010 10:46 am
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by TragicMagic » Mon Sep 13, 2010 1:59 pm
"Ew, Im sorry but I dont like INXS, but I do have to say, I hate the Cure the most"
.. erm - ok.
TM
.. erm - ok.
TM
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by NewWaveKid » Mon Sep 13, 2010 2:02 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by coop41[/i]
<br>any 8 tracks?
[/quote]
Im afraid not
NWK
<br>any 8 tracks?
[/quote]
Im afraid not
NWK
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by NewWaveKid » Mon Sep 13, 2010 2:04 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by TragicMagic[/i]
<br>"Ew, Im sorry but I dont like INXS, but I do have to say, I hate the Cure the most"
.. erm - ok.
TM
[/quote]
Eh really i dont, but my mom offered them to me, and i just said screw it, Might as well take them.
NWK
<br>"Ew, Im sorry but I dont like INXS, but I do have to say, I hate the Cure the most"
.. erm - ok.
TM
[/quote]
Eh really i dont, but my mom offered them to me, and i just said screw it, Might as well take them.
NWK
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by TragicMagic » Mon Sep 13, 2010 2:16 pm
Great. Here are some things I don't like too that I should probably throw out or give to someone who wants them.
The old cardboard box from my outside patio heater
My dogs old sleeping blanket
An old cassette someone left at my house with marching tunes on it
3 Ballbearings from a sliding door.
A packet of earl grey tea.
The old bolts from the frame of my previous BBQ
The old cardboard box from my outside patio heater
My dogs old sleeping blanket
An old cassette someone left at my house with marching tunes on it
3 Ballbearings from a sliding door.
A packet of earl grey tea.
The old bolts from the frame of my previous BBQ
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by NewWaveKid » Mon Sep 13, 2010 2:17 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by TragicMagic[/i]
<br>Great. Here are some things I don't like too that I should probably throw out or give to someone who wants them.
The old cardboard box from my outside patio heater
My dogs old sleeping blanket
An old cassette someone left at my house with marching tunes on it
3 Ballbearings from a sliding door.
A packet of earl grey tea.
The old bolts from the frame of my previous BBQ
[/quote]
Ok then.................................................
NWK
<br>Great. Here are some things I don't like too that I should probably throw out or give to someone who wants them.
The old cardboard box from my outside patio heater
My dogs old sleeping blanket
An old cassette someone left at my house with marching tunes on it
3 Ballbearings from a sliding door.
A packet of earl grey tea.
The old bolts from the frame of my previous BBQ
[/quote]
Ok then.................................................
NWK
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by wherewereuin82 » Mon Sep 13, 2010 2:38 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by TragicMagic[/i]
<br>Great. Here are some things I don't like too that I should probably throw out or give to someone who wants them.
The old cardboard box from my outside patio heater
My dogs old sleeping blanket
An old cassette someone left at my house with marching tunes on it
3 Ballbearings from a sliding door.
A packet of earl grey tea.
The old bolts from the frame of my previous BBQ
[/quote]
Great! NWO yard sale. I'll add,
$13 in unmarked bills
a Barnaby Jones poster
My cat's litter box. He doesn't need it, he's been dead for 7 years
A detachable hood from my son's old winter coat. He's 17 and the coat is a size 8.
That string they always give to truss a turkey when you buy one
At least 3 sample packets of laundry detergent. Buy them all and I'll give you a deal.
<br>Great. Here are some things I don't like too that I should probably throw out or give to someone who wants them.
The old cardboard box from my outside patio heater
My dogs old sleeping blanket
An old cassette someone left at my house with marching tunes on it
3 Ballbearings from a sliding door.
A packet of earl grey tea.
The old bolts from the frame of my previous BBQ
[/quote]
Great! NWO yard sale. I'll add,
$13 in unmarked bills
a Barnaby Jones poster
My cat's litter box. He doesn't need it, he's been dead for 7 years
A detachable hood from my son's old winter coat. He's 17 and the coat is a size 8.
That string they always give to truss a turkey when you buy one
At least 3 sample packets of laundry detergent. Buy them all and I'll give you a deal.
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by Panorama » Mon Sep 13, 2010 7:57 pm
wow, cassettes... impressive.
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by zill » Tue Sep 14, 2010 1:25 am
[quote]Originally posted by NewWaveKid
[br]these are my cassettes. Dont forget to also check out my CD & LP collections![/quote]
Ok, let me ask a serious question. What factors lead you to purchase cassette over vinyl, or cd over vinyl, or whatever? It appears you were still buying cassettes into the 90's (e.g., Duran Duran 1993, Tears Roll Down: The Hits 82-92). That strikes me as being rather odd. What am I missing? Why wouldn't you purchase these on CD or vinyl. I don't think I've ever met anyone who preferred cassette tapes?
[br]these are my cassettes. Dont forget to also check out my CD & LP collections![/quote]
Ok, let me ask a serious question. What factors lead you to purchase cassette over vinyl, or cd over vinyl, or whatever? It appears you were still buying cassettes into the 90's (e.g., Duran Duran 1993, Tears Roll Down: The Hits 82-92). That strikes me as being rather odd. What am I missing? Why wouldn't you purchase these on CD or vinyl. I don't think I've ever met anyone who preferred cassette tapes?
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by djcraig » Tue Sep 14, 2010 4:13 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by zill[/i]
<br>[quote]Originally posted by NewWaveKid
[br]these are my cassettes. Dont forget to also check out my CD & LP collections![/quote]
Ok, let me ask a serious question. What factors lead you to purchase cassette over vinyl, or cd over vinyl, or whatever? It appears you were still buying cassettes into the 90's (e.g., Duran Duran 1993, Tears Roll Down: The Hits 82-92). That strikes me as being rather odd. What am I missing? Why wouldn't you purchase these on CD or vinyl. I don't think I've ever met anyone who preferred cassette tapes?
[/quote]
It's probably the warmth that the hiss of the magnetic tape provides. A warmth that is missing on today's newfangled digital recordings!
Anyway, what the hell do you play them on? Does anybody still make cassette players?
[quote]Barnaby Jones poster
My cat's litter box. He doesn't need it, he's been dead for 7 years
A detachable hood from my son's old winter coat. He's 17 and the coat is a size 8.
That string they always give to truss a turkey when you buy one[/quote]
Wherewereyou, are you willing to dig these items out or do I have to locate them myself?
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<br>[quote]Originally posted by NewWaveKid
[br]these are my cassettes. Dont forget to also check out my CD & LP collections![/quote]
Ok, let me ask a serious question. What factors lead you to purchase cassette over vinyl, or cd over vinyl, or whatever? It appears you were still buying cassettes into the 90's (e.g., Duran Duran 1993, Tears Roll Down: The Hits 82-92). That strikes me as being rather odd. What am I missing? Why wouldn't you purchase these on CD or vinyl. I don't think I've ever met anyone who preferred cassette tapes?
[/quote]
It's probably the warmth that the hiss of the magnetic tape provides. A warmth that is missing on today's newfangled digital recordings!
Anyway, what the hell do you play them on? Does anybody still make cassette players?
[quote]Barnaby Jones poster
My cat's litter box. He doesn't need it, he's been dead for 7 years
A detachable hood from my son's old winter coat. He's 17 and the coat is a size 8.
That string they always give to truss a turkey when you buy one[/quote]
Wherewereyou, are you willing to dig these items out or do I have to locate them myself?
<img src="http://whyy.org/cms/radiotimes/files/2010/04/hoard2.jpg">
<a href="http://www.djcraig.net/los_angeles_dj">DJ Craig</a>
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by wherewereuin82 » Tue Sep 14, 2010 8:08 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by djcraig[/i]
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<a href="http://www.djcraig.net/los_angeles_dj">DJ Craig</a>
[/quote]
I just know that somewhere at the bottom of that pile is the answer to "Stay (The Second Time Around)"
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I just know that somewhere at the bottom of that pile is the answer to "Stay (The Second Time Around)"
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by Panorama » Tue Sep 14, 2010 10:35 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by coop41[/i]
<br>funny, I was thinking, what if NWK solved that song?
[/quote]I wish he would.
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<br>funny, I was thinking, what if NWK solved that song?
[/quote]I wish he would.
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by NewWaveKid » Tue Sep 14, 2010 10:49 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by Panorama[/i]
<br>wow, cassettes... impressive.
<HR width="185" align="left">
"Photography with a Vision"
http://www.cooganphoto.com
[/quote]
Thanks (:
NWK
<br>wow, cassettes... impressive.
<HR width="185" align="left">
"Photography with a Vision"
http://www.cooganphoto.com
[/quote]
Thanks (:
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