Now that really is an amazing post you wrote here. The songs and descriptions are great ... but the explanation of the vinyl and the sound is awesome. I learned something new today. Thank you for taking the time to write this post and to make it understandable.
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Thanks for the compliment! Doing my best ๐
Hoping to bring more and more people back in this beautiful world of music.
You have a turntable?
Nope not for a long time ... I had my last when I was about the age of 20 I think, and at that time I didn't use it at all as my interests back then were the cassette tapes. I loved to record my own cassette tape and played that. Especially in the car, I just had my drivers lisence and loved to take the car and go for a ride with the music loud open and sing along ...
Oh those good old days of listening tapes while driving a car ๐ (well actually I was way to young for driving myself, but I loved it sitting next to my dad). Honostly now I can't miss Spotify in my car...
What was/is your favorite song to sing along in the car?
Did you tape from the radio, CD's?
I loved much songs, but one of my all time favorites is Europe "The Final Countdown", Kiss "I was made for loving you" and Bon Jovi "You give love a bad name" ... And I did record it from radio, cd's I didn't have back in that time ...
It was listening to your favorite radio program, and hit that two buttons at the right time.
Reminds me of times that I was even recording conversations ... it was great. Makes me feel old now ... but I'm 46 so
Oh YES these are some great songs to sing a long in the car while driving endless roads! ๐ And when you enter the sunset while driving put on some Katrina and the Waves. ๐ถ "Now I'm walking on sunshine, whoa! (repeat)" OR OR "I've been drivin' all night, my hand's wet on the wheel ... We've got a thing that's called radar love". Oh yeah ๐ค
Taping from the radio ๐ Those good old times, when a DJ doesn't give a song it's complete playtime and starts talking through the song and you find yourself sitting there $#^$%&%$#$%!!!!
46 is by far an age you can call yourself old. You're still a youngster ๐
Hahaha Thanks ... I needed to hear that! Oh yes Katrina and the Waves, but on sunny days I always loved some more exotic sounds like "Sun of Jamaica", "Pappa Chico", "Musica E", or the good old relaxed reggae sounds like "No Woman, no cry", "Stir it up", "The tide is high" ... and then cruising in your car, with no goal to go and just see where you end up ... Damn I miss those days and I miss my car.