Cd's to make a come back in the future?

Or if you listen whilst having an out of body experience.

There is some good sh1t out there for that kind of experience....so i am told.

This interesting article on some musicians' preference for cassettes appeared in my local daily rag today:

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/entertainment/music/article/Hiss-and-tell-Houston-noise-bands-celeb...

Nice.

But not news to me... lol

Been a huge cassette user and advocate for years.

Never dumped my original stash of tapes and add to the collection on a daily basis.
thrift shops between fifty cents and dollar each.
our lrc does them at $2 each.

A good tape on a good player just sounds so musical.

My roommate in college had a Nakamichi dual tape deck (not the dragon). We were into cassettes in a big way. Saved our money for the highest quality tapes.

I don't have any of them now.

Listened to them in the car a lot and found that car cassette decks were hard on them.

@n80. I learned the hard way early on what a cheap car player could and would do to a prized tape.....

I found a very good fairly priced player by Panasonic and that was all I ever fitted in my cars for years.
Of course then that darn CD came along and stole the show ,made it very difficult to even buy a new car cassette player.