Took a long ride yesterday with my daughter to pick up her first car.  We hopped the Amtrak to New Jersey and drove what was my Mom's car back to Maryland.  It was a great "Daddy/Daughter" day of bonding and I was able to educate her on the fine art of the mixtape, since Grandma's car had a cassette player without a line-in jack for our iPods and iPhones.  I knew this in advance, so before we left reached into an enormous box of my old cassettes and grabbed a few at random.  On our lovely drive home I explained that these were recorded in real time from vinyl and compact disc and creating them was one of my favorite activities back in the days before home music servers.  Here's a few of the tunes that had us rockin' down I-95.   
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'Don't Step On The Grass, Sam'
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'Bad Reputation'
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'My House'
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'The Ocean'
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'Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On'
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'Sex Sleep Eat Dream'
 


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Bruce Cooper
03/23/2011 13:52

Funny stuff on mixtapes. What a different world it is today. Just curious as to why no Nirvana on Kurt's 44th - you not a fan? If you are, I think you would find my son's SLTS and his Nirvana Country album on T61 amazing. Artist name: Ken Gordon. Hopefully his songs will make it to The Loft sometime.

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