And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
I have a little Sony Hi-Def music player that I connect to my Toyota via Bluetooth. Sounds great, with 196Gb of storage I can carry around just about my whole music collection
I am the generation that upgraded from AM/FM to AM/FM Stereo. I stopped buying albums to buy 8-tracks for the car radio. I then was given the opportunity to upgrade to cassette. I went back to vinyl albums and recorded them to cassette. Then I upgraded to CD's. My current music collection is on an iPod that is no longer supported that has 83 hours of music, a USB with 7.7Gig of MP3's, and about 400 vinyl albums. All of my CD's were converted to the MP3's.
Yep, buy your own recorder and make mix tapes off vinyl or the radio, them were the days. The tape hiss and cheap players eating your tapes were the drawbacks.
I still drive a truck with a cassette deck. I have cassettes and a Bluetooth cassette adapter.
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ReplyDeleteThe commercials are worse than ever on radio and tv.
ReplyDeleteWanted a CD player on my 2022 Tundra. Sorry, that'll be another 4 months wait - 8 total. So, no CD.
ReplyDeleteI have a little Sony Hi-Def music player that I connect to my Toyota via Bluetooth. Sounds great, with 196Gb of storage I can carry around just about my whole music collection
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Deletesecond Dave Berg I've seen referenced today.
ReplyDeleteI used to work with that MoFo!
DeleteI am the generation that upgraded from AM/FM to AM/FM Stereo. I stopped buying albums to buy 8-tracks for the car radio. I then was given the opportunity to upgrade to cassette. I went back to vinyl albums and recorded them to cassette. Then I upgraded to CD's. My current music collection is on an iPod that is no longer supported that has 83 hours of music, a USB with 7.7Gig of MP3's, and about 400 vinyl albums. All of my CD's were converted to the MP3's.
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DeleteI have over 18,000 mp3 music files.
DeleteDownloaded most back in the early 00's on usenet.
Yep, buy your own recorder and make mix tapes off vinyl or the radio, them were the days. The tape hiss and cheap players eating your tapes were the drawbacks.
ReplyDeleteYet the radios and DJs and commercials are still around ...
ReplyDeleteIt's all non-listenable now, much like over the air TV which is mostly all negro.
DeleteI just load everything onto a "gimme" thumb drive and plug it into the car. Holds almost all my music.
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