Which Physical Media Gives You the Most Nostalgia?

hedonist

Compact Discs

pjradio said:

Memories, like the corners of my mind.....

whispering hands

Vinyl

Couldn't resist!! Hahaha!

hedonist

Compact Discs

Nice

F Me In The Brain

Cassette Tapes

How about turning a Tape you didnt like into a recordable tape by applying scotch tape over the corner detector slots?

Turns any shit tape that you hate into a mixed wonder.

whispering hands

Vinyl

F Me In The Brain said:

How about turning a Tape you didnt like into a recordable tape by applying scotch tape over the corner detector slots?

Turns any shit tape that you hate into a mixed wonder.

Ah yes.. Did this quite often!!

lolobugg

Vinyl

F Me In The Brain said:

How about turning a Tape you didnt like into a recordable tape by applying scotch tape over the corner detector slots?

Turns any shit tape that you hate into a mixed wonder.

From Two Feet Thick website:

Throughout Ed’s early years as a musician, his demos would be made not from new blank tapes, but often from prerecorded cassettes of other artists’ actual albums that he would record over. In this case, Eddie commandeered an advance cassette of a Merle Haggard best-of compilation called “Greatest Hits Of The 80s” (which would come out Oct. 5,1990), recorded over it, slathered it with Wite-out and labeled it “For Stone + Jeff.” Appropriately, Ed left one track name visible, “A Friend in California.” With his creativity flowing, he also meticulously whited-out the album information below the tape view, only leaving the letters “E-D-D-I-E” visible.

F Me In The Brain

Cassette Tapes

lolobugg said:

F Me In The Brain said:

How about turning a Tape you didnt like into a recordable tape by applying scotch tape over the corner detector slots?

Turns any shit tape that you hate into a mixed wonder.

From Two Feet Thick website:

Throughout Ed’s early years as a musician, his demos would be made not from new blank tapes, but often from prerecorded cassettes of other artists’ actual albums that he would record over. In this case, Eddie commandeered an advance cassette of a Merle Haggard best-of compilation called “Greatest Hits Of The 80s” (which would come out Oct. 5,1990), recorded over it, slathered it with Wite-out and labeled it “For Stone + Jeff.” Appropriately, Ed left one track name visible, “A Friend in California.” With his creativity flowing, he also meticulously whited-out the album information below the tape view, only leaving the letters “E-D-D-I-E” visible.

I just scratched out my sister's Richard Marx and put a piece of masking tape on it...and to that wrote "Anthrax - I'm The Man" or something like that. lol.

(I actually like some old Merle Haggard. My buddy (who sings rock) does an awesome 'Good Old Boys' from Dukes of Hazzard.)

lolobugg

Vinyl

F Me In The Brain said:

lolobugg said:

F Me In The Brain said:

How about turning a Tape you didnt like into a recordable tape by applying scotch tape over the corner detector slots?

Turns any shit tape that you hate into a mixed wonder.

From Two Feet Thick website:

Throughout Ed’s early years as a musician, his demos would be made not from new blank tapes, but often from prerecorded cassettes of other artists’ actual albums that he would record over. In this case, Eddie commandeered an advance cassette of a Merle Haggard best-of compilation called “Greatest Hits Of The 80s” (which would come out Oct. 5,1990), recorded over it, slathered it with Wite-out and labeled it “For Stone + Jeff.” Appropriately, Ed left one track name visible, “A Friend in California.” With his creativity flowing, he also meticulously whited-out the album information below the tape view, only leaving the letters “E-D-D-I-E” visible.

I just scratched out my sister's Richard Marx and put a piece of masking tape on it...and to that wrote "Anthrax - I'm The Man" or something like that. lol.

(I actually like some old Merle Haggard. My buddy (who sings rock) does an awesome 'Good Old Boys' from Dukes of Hazzard.)

Yeah, Hag is the man!!!
I saw him upstage Dylan as his opening act in 2006.
Guess Ed had to use what was handy.

2-feign-reluctance

Vinyl

We're getting old!

whispering hands

Vinyl

Yep. Aging happens!