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9 thoughts on “ Split My Head - Graveltruck - No Moon Allowed? (Cassette, Album) ”

1. THE GREAT IMPERIAL YO-YO Blink CASSETTE Top U.K. Space Rock –Double album length $ Chubb Rock The One Cassette Tape Vintage 90s Old School Rap Hip Hop Select Rec.

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2. Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool Album Cassette - Bootleg (Unofficial) $ From Indonesia. $ shipping. Genre: Rock. or Best Offer. Duration: Album. 8 watching. Artist: Radiohead. Watch. RADIOHEAD No Surprises CASSETTE 3 Track With Info/hype Sticker On Front Of Cas. $ From United Kingdom. $ shipping. Genre: Rock.

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5. Beginning, Tenth Row, GILT Split by Beginning, Tenth Row, GILT, released 28 December 1. Beginning - Nous Détruire 2. Beginning - Sunken 3. Beginning - Non-Zero 4. Beginning - Below The Surface 5. Tenth Row - Grieve (In Two Different Worlds) 6. Tenth Row - Drown (Until It's Simply a Part of You) 7. GILT - Something Still Not Yours 8.

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6. Jan 13, - Explore wade pierce's board "'s Records, Cassettes And 8-Tracks" on Pinterest. See more ideas about Cassette, Childhood memories, My childhood memories pins.

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7. But nowadays no one wants to copy tapes. Double decks were very popular back then but they sacrificed quality to offer two decks for a competitive price. In fact, they offer two decks for the usual price of a decent one. So, guess what? Yes, the quality in any of both decks is lower than in a 2-head deck, and much lower than in a good 3-head one.

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8. The records sounded really bad and would break easily no matter how careful you were. The advent of the vinyl record changed all that. Records were now lighter, sounded better, and later when releases came out in stereo, it seemed like there could never be anything better for consumers to listen to music in their own homes.

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9. My experience in releasing music began in late Back then I as a listener was finding most of music for my playlist via blogs that were just sharing albums. One of such blogs was TheSirensSound, now basically defunct, which was the platform I used for sharing of my very first few releases.

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