Nas: The Cassette era

daze23

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I remember my dub of Death Certificate cut off halfway through Color Blind. sorry Cube, no one gives a fukk about Us when we go past half a 90 min tape :heh:
 

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one of the illest concepts ever, anyone have one of these?

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one of the illest concepts ever, anyone have one of these?

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I had the purple cd :upsetfavre:. actually the case was purple. cd was red I think

and I felt like I was the last of my friends to get a cd player. cassettes were still good for dubbing at that time though. I would get a cd, and immediately dub it so I could listen to it on my walkman
 

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SMH @ having to stick tiny pieces of paper into the cassette holes on top to dub over some wack shyt you bought with some hot shyt. I remember I dubbed Capital Punishment over that Flipmode album (how the fukk did that even end up in my crib?), best decision ever.

I found my tape of Vanilla Ice 5 or 6 years after I got it and dubbed something over it. It's too bad mini discs never took off they were like a tape and cd mixed together.
 

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younger dudes will never understand having to HOPE you catch a song on the radio. And you wanna catch it from the start, not halfway thru. Listening to the radio when the DJ says he's gonna play that song coming up. "Coming Up" always took forever. lol


now you can just go to YouTube and listen anytime.
:wow:totally forgot about this!!!
:mjcry:memories!!!
 

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cassettes were greats especially for radio freestyles. freestyles joint sounded very raw, authentic and grimy on cassettes. And the more unheard and rare was the freestyle, the more value the cassette had. Whenever it would be freestyles, alternative versions, leftovers or albums previews. It was like having lost tapes but litteraly, it was like having a lost treasure really.
 
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