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Eminem.
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Fans...
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A Jeannie C. Riley record album I got at the Globo yesterday. Yes, I even have a record player. Not many of them left.
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I have one too. A couple in fact. :) Can't let them all go out of style. ;)
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You can still get records and players. But from what Ive seen of them they arent up to much. Mine is a 1971 combination Zenith 8-track cassette and record player and am-fm radio. It works like new.

Im listening to...All things are as they were then except... YOU ARE THERE. CBS news covers the sailing of the Mayflower. I listened to one before that where CBS covered the assasination of Abraham Lincoln.
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"Joyride" by Roxette. Believe it or not! :)
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I have a couple of 8-track players still. I even have one for a car! 8)
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rssllue wrote:I have a couple of 8-track players still. I even have one for a car! 8)
Cool. :)
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:D The tapes are getting harder to find though.
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rssllue wrote::D The tapes are getting harder to find though.
Harder? I would think impossible. :)
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It seems like that for some good working ones. :lol:
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I had close to 200 of them but I put the good ones on cassettes and CD and got rid of the tapes. 8-tracks had a better sound quality than cassettes but they had a nasty habit of turning into birds nests. Same with records, they were great and had better sound but storage was my problem. Ive got a few left, but I put most of them on CD and gave the records away.

Right now Im listening to my dog crunching her dog food.
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The Doors .... "Riders on the Storm"
We fade away, but vivid in our eyes
A world is born again that never dies.
- My Home by Clive James
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Fran wrote:The Doors .... "Riders on the Storm"
Great song Fran. :)

"Everybody Hurts" by REM.
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Soundtrack from The Wolfman by the Moscow Symphony.
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