8-Tracks Galore

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Feb 17, 2007
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A good friend of mine was giving away his 8-track collection and two nice 8-track players. Well realistic and akai. To bad his tastes was a little different than mine in music. But still 7 boxes of 8-tracks. In different conditions.

As for my 8-track history. When I was a young boy. I found a 8-track player at a yard sale. Top of the line for its time. Including a feature I have yet to find. Fast play. I assume for dubbing onto another deck? Never did figure it out. Well anyway. Turned it on one day. No go, no work, got power and it wasn't the belt. So I trashed it. Don't feel bad. I only had a few 8-tracks. I grew up in a time when CD's was new, Tapes was the thing and even in my first truck. I played tapes and thus, everybody was getting ride of there 8-tracks. So I picked up pink floyd, ac/dc, etc, etc.

Good times. Even if it was all used.

later,

Josh
 
LOL
I remember 8 track..........I don't have any left, I knew they were out of fashion when even my Dad threw his away probably 20 years ago.

I do however still have a turntable in my stereo rack at all times.
 
I probably still have Dark Side Of The Moon... ;)
My favorite...
When playing the DVD-A or DTS Audio version (most probably derived from the former) and jumping
straight to the sixth track - Money - you can witness a 100% workout of all 5 channels.
Very strict separation, clean vocals, guitars...
Heaven...

Diogen
 
Whats an 8-trk:p
Reminded me an old Cold War era joke:

Capitalism, Socialism and Communism decided to meet and have a drink.
Socialism shows up one hour late. "Had to stay in line to get a sausage", he explains.
"What is it - stay in line?" Capitalism asks.
"What is it - sausage?" Communism asks.

Diogen.
 
I still have 3 or 4 Quad LP's... no turntable...

I still have a few Quad Lp's (1 Aerosmith and 2 Pink Floyd) and my JVC-JL-50 DD Turntable that I purchased new in the late 70's, don't have anyway to decode Quad though.

NightRyder
 
I think I have Paul Revere and the Raiders in a Quad LP... not sure on the others...

I've seen Paul Revere and the Raiders perform live several times. Mark Lindsay owns a restaurant in Portland called The Rock & Roll Cafe he also has a show on one of the local FM stations that airs every Saturday.

NightRyder