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1. Jun 03,  · I don't think any of us know what's going to happen. From what I hear there's no shows for , but I don't know what the trajectory is for that. What kind of set up were you going to take on the road with you this time around and did you have any visual things you were going to breakout or what was the plan?

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2. Aug 23,  · When is a cassette not a cassette? SUBSCRIBE leestahealmesinaravecemumabi.coinfo?sub_confirmation=1 Merchandis.

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3. The album features the recently released single “Cowboy” which marked their return after four years away and to celebrate the announcement they share new single “A Love You’ll Never Know”. The track is accompanied by a music video by Mark Breed and he explains, “The music video format was a long process.

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4. Cassette culture (or the cassette underground) refers to the practices associated with amateur production and distribution of recorded music that emerged in the late s via home-made audio cassettes. It is characterized by the adoption of home recording by independent artists, and involvement in ad-hoc self-distribution and promotion networks—primarily conducted through .

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5. In the 70s, 80s and early 90s, the audio cassette reigned king. Practically every car was built with a tape player installed, and special carrying cases littered the floors of American automobiles everywhere. In fact, cassettes were a revelation. They provided a surprising amount of music in its little package, plus th.

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6. If you don't mind some tape hiss, cassettes actually sound better (if properly aligned) than your iPod (unless you store your cassettes on top of your speakers, in which case the magnets in the speakers are slowly erasing the clarity of the audio). When you put in a cassette, you're listening to an album, not 1, songs shuffled into eternity.

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7. Haven't released music like this before, but I've bought an EP on cassette. It came with a download card for mp3s of the songs, I'd say that's the most important thing. Then you have an incentive for people who want a quirky medium but don't have a cassette player. Make sure your audience will go for it too.

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8. Jan 14,  · The cops outside his house don't know if he wants a standoff or surrender. His tombstone will read, "You Hardly Knew Me." His favorite subject: emptyhandedness, emptyhandedness, emptyhandedness.

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