[ SECRET POST #5555 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5555 ⌋

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Comments

[pantswarrior]

I don't think I regularly listened to anything "contemporary" until my first stay at a hospital for the health issues that still plague me, where I was on a pre-teen unit with a dozen girls who were a little older than me and were into "typical teenage girl" pursuits like listening to the radio a lot, including while sleeping. And to my surprise, I liked some of it enough to listen to it later while it wasn't being inflicted on me!

One bonus of cassettes was that I could actually just tape stuff off the radio after that, hahah. There is definitely some nostalgia for that too. =)

[tabaqui]

Oooh, yeah. My sister and i had a little cassette tape player, and we would put it up next to the radio, fingers at the ready, to record our favorite songs off of Casey Kasem's Top 40, HOPING he wouldn't talk over the start of the song.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, god, YES, the whole thing of trying to record songs off the radio. So true about getting annoyed at the DJ talk (and I say this as someone whose dad was a radio DJ :p), and you had to time it just right so you wouldn't miss the beginning of the song. And of course, the whole thing of having to check how much tape was left on your cassette to see if you even had room to record a song.

Good times :D. Kids today, they will never know...

[tabaqui]

YES!! Heeeeeeee. It was fun and also stressful but awesome when you had that 'mix tape' of good songs to listen to.