i still buy cassettes... usually 5p from charity shops, and loads of yer pretentious new acts are bringing out stuff on cassette only nowadays.
i'm thinking of releasing my debut single on floppy disc.
i still buy cassettes... usually 5p from charity shops, and loads of yer pretentious new acts are bringing out stuff on cassette only nowadays.
i'm thinking of releasing my debut single on floppy disc.
Believe it or not, Sony managed to shift 12 million 3.5-inch floppy disks in Japan last year -- presumably to die-hard old schoolers. Alas, time waits for no one, and the venerable data transporter that started its life way back in 1981 is going to all but cease production by March of next year. Sony was the last of the major manufacturers to keep churning these bits of plastic out, but soon that too shall be no more. Having already shut down operations in most of the world, it's now noted the end of life for its domestic market, and thereby effectively consigned the floppy to the past.
i reckon i do that at least twice a monthI'm (still) spring cleaning at the moment and being quite ruthless, but just yesterday I picked up a box of cassettes, opened it to see what was in there, thought "nah, keeping those" and put it back
I have all the mix tapes Santino made me when we first started going out.
Me too. Memories innit
Although mine aren't from Santino
still got a tonne of them. i've got rid of most of my records and cds, but most of my tapes are irreplaceable being friends' mixtapes (often with artwork) or illicit dj/live sets. the former especially have a huge amount of sentimental value.
http://kissfmarchive.blogspot.com/For some stupid reason I threw out all my tapes (about 300) when we moved to NZ. I had lots of old KISS FM stuff Colin Dale and Favour, Rampling the lot.Old Fantasy FM tapes as well as friends mix tapes etc. I just took them down the dump of all places and chucked them stupid boy
I like this guy. He's kicking it old school with his homemade cassette turntables