What era are you? Real to Real, 8 Track, Vinyl Record, CD or MP3?

[Noel989]

Radio? Lol

CDs

I remember my dad letting us choose or stick the stamp on the form from Columbia house? I think that's what it was called

[Kyblack76]

Cool aunt had a nice record player/turn table.

Something just sounds soooo warm, and full. Wed sit and listen to it for hours, full weekends even.

Its what gave me my love for music. Was ON from there..........

[audiofanaticz]

I got so many free cds from columbia house, and some other one, dont even think I even ever paid that 1 cent for those 18 cd's either. LOL

Edit: I think the other one was BMG music house or something like that.

Edited July 1, 2015 by Cyndi Lauper

[bighossf150]

CD's and cassettes, shit I remember recording songs off the radio on to cassettes lol

[gckless]

Reel to reel?

I was CD, then minidisk while that lived it's short life, then MP3.

[Namosh]

Vinyl. I had lots of AC/DC, KISS and Iron Maiden albums that I wish I still had now.

[LOOKINFORSPL?]

CD's and cassettes, shit I remember recording songs off the radio on to cassettes lol

CD's and cassettes, shit I remember recording songs off the radio on to cassettes lol

did you put tape on the top holes so you could record over something else lmao

[bolanorthhighlands]

My first stereo came with the "adventures of slick rick" cd. One of those boom boxes with the radio, two tape players, one CD player, and a couple removable speakers. The tape player could record music. I would record all my favorite songs onto a tape and listen to tapes. I got that stereo & cd for Christmas when I was little. 9 years old slappin slick rick

[bolanorthhighlands]

did you put tape on the top holes so you could record over something else lmao

I did

[MrSkippyJ]

Cassette tapes for me