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I transferred all my LP's to audiocassette in the 80's, for listening. A ton of them are still playable.
I keep hoping I'll meet some young score collector who has a cassette player, so I can gift her/him with all of them, and give them a big head start.
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Sean, did you read Solium's thread? Now you know what became of those boxes you discarded!
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I think I slandered Columbia. Seeing the MCA logo above, I think the defective EGYPTIAN was indeed MCA. (And don't worry, I don't hold it against you.)
After all, it led me to getting the Varese, which I should have gotten in the first place. It was worth the few extra bucks.
PS: Loved the line about the green screen.
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Well.... when I receive new CDs in the mail, I pop it in the player, then I unwrap a Maxell UDII 74-minute cassette or a Maxell XL II 60 or 90-minute (All high-bias, of course!), and record the score onto tape to listen to it on my kick-ass Kenwood in my CR-V. Getting harder to find sealed Maxells, but it ain't impossible. I'm hoping that this new popularity will prompt Maxell to start mass-producing the chrome cassettes again!
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Sean, did you read Solium's thread? Now you know what became of those boxes you discarded!
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I think I slandered Columbia. Seeing the MCA logo above, I think the defective EGYPTIAN was indeed MCA. (And don't worry, I don't hold it against you.)
After all, it led me to getting the Varese, which I should have gotten in the first place. It was worth the few extra bucks.
PS: Loved the line about the green screen.
thanks, now stop talking about it! I don't want to get back into collecting cassettes, and you're tempting me!
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Nilnav45 -- On my computer, at least, your two images show up as that little symbol of a box with a question-mark in it. If you'd be so kind, could you please name what I'm not seeing?
Hope so, thanks.
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A reminder that you can find the instructions to post images and YouTube videos in the specials code legend window when you make a post. Here's the one for images.
Images 
DO NOT include the "http://"
For YouTube videos, you also have to remove the "s" in https, that's not clear in the instructions.
Kind of reminds me of the old days when not all cassette players would eject the cassette if it was at the end, so you'd hit the play button over and over again and nothing would happen.
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). I must admit I only just realised that Jerry Goldsmith made his first appearance on my tapes on the very first one, while John Williams had to wait until number 3.
