Buying CD's

Frank Metts · 08-29-2013, 09:04 AM

Taking tapes and cds out of the equation makes it lose some of its allure

Their was never a unified release day ( tuesday ) rarely a commercial promoting a release, a lot of artist had silent releases or you actually had to get off your ass go to a sam goody or your local record store and ask or look at some of the promo posters they had on the walls around the store, fingered through cds and tapes and randomly picking something that looked interesting was part of the fun ... I understand it has always been a business and businesses grow but it kind of took the fun out of it when it became to easy

I won't even front I copped redman dare iz a dark side tape cause the cover looked crazy and the track names sounded cool ... I was a kid who saved his lunch money every week to cop a new tape or handful of cassette singlea

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08-29-2013, 09:04 AM	#23
Frank Metts Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 2,621 Battle Record: 0-1 Rep Power: 2305789	Taking tapes and cds out of the equation makes it lose some of its allure Their was never a unified release day ( tuesday ) rarely a commercial promoting a release, a lot of artist had silent releases or you actually had to get off your ass go to a sam goody or your local record store and ask or look at some of the promo posters they had on the walls around the store, fingered through cds and tapes and randomly picking something that looked interesting was part of the fun ... I understand it has always been a business and businesses grow but it kind of took the fun out of it when it became to easy I won't even front I copped redman dare iz a dark side tape cause the cover looked crazy and the track names sounded cool ... I was a kid who saved his lunch money every week to cop a new tape or handful of cassette singlea