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Tag Archives: audio
Breaking out the Audio Cassettes
Lately I’ve been giving the internet radio stations and podcasts a rest in favor of the magic of analog tape. There’s a few audio cassettes sitting around work, and I bought a few more from home. The “portable” stereo I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, Curious Clutter
Tagged analog, audio, cassette, music, old, stereo, tape
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GASLIGHT
Today I am adding a new category so that I can share my love of radio drama — Mystery Matinee. Radio was king for a large portion of the twentieth century, and it was from radio where Americans received most … Continue reading
Posted in Mystery Matinee
Tagged audio, Gaslight, gaslighting, insanity, Lux, manipulation, movie, old time radio, play, radio
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The Original Re-Animator
I wish I could summon the late, great John Williams to do my intros like the one below which was a staple of UHF television and has stuck in my head for years. …but I digress. Imagine John Williams saying … Continue reading
The Lost Art of the Mix Tape – Touch the Magic Organ
While I was doing some much needed de-cluttering, I came across a cache of old audio cassettes. Most of them were professional, pre-recorded crap I bought from the remainder bins of defunct chain record stores such as Sam Goody and … Continue reading
Posted in Curious Clutter, News
Tagged 1996, audio, Brian Bubonic, compilation, Dialing for Dollars, Larry Ferrari, mix tape, music, organ, Philadelphia
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The Lost Art of the Mix Tape – GO!
Here is another from an erratic series of tapes featuring an eclectic mix of music from the incomparable music aficionado Brian Bubonic. This one had a Speed Racer theme thus the title. Brian actually dated this one, and as you … Continue reading
Posted in Curious Clutter, Mix Tape
Tagged 1993, analog, audio, Brian Bubonic, cassette, mix tape, music
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The Lost Art of the Mix Tape – Moak Enna Minnie
As I wrote before, Tina and I have been doing some either very late or very early Spring cleaning, and, in the process, came upon a bunch of old audio cassettes. This was the way we listened to music before … Continue reading
Posted in Curious Clutter, Mix Tape
Tagged 1980s, audio, Brian Bubonic, cassette, music, tape mix
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