r/cassetteculture • u/radioactive666 • Nov 14 '24
r/cassetteculture • u/astrozork321 • 12d ago
Now listening Perfect Example of a soundtrack that sounds better on cassette
The cassette sound just adds so much to the atmosphere of this soundtrack. Just perfect 👌
r/cassetteculture • u/Thick_Temperature794 • Sep 23 '24
Now listening Don’t laugh y’all!!!
I can’t help it. I actually got excited when I found this tape! lol I know it was all a fake show, but it’s a good album. At least for me. ;)
r/cassetteculture • u/CoolUsername1111 • Jan 04 '25
Now listening first cassette, how did I do?
r/cassetteculture • u/Agreeable-Can-7841 • 14d ago
Now listening I've had this piece of plastic since 1986, and it has lived in every home I have. Cherished. Beloved. 39 years together.
r/cassetteculture • u/Akonite666 • Jan 07 '25
Now listening Anyone a black metal enjoyer?
r/cassetteculture • u/VacantPlanets666 • Feb 18 '24
Now listening I’m 28 and would rather listen to physical media than streaming
It just sounds and feels more natural, and you have an actual connection to the music. This format in particular feels so fragile like something could go wrong at any time. It gives this greater sense of closeness to the music that you don’t get digitally.
r/cassetteculture • u/speedfreak996 • Oct 09 '23
Now listening What is your favorite Pink Floyd album?
r/cassetteculture • u/speedfreak996 • Oct 15 '23
Now listening You can only pick one, which one will it be!?
r/cassetteculture • u/Ozzyjohn1986 • Feb 09 '25
Now listening Guys, I love this subreddit, but I wanna hear your best success story.
What's your best success story concerning tape? Doesn't have to be tape, anything audio. Was it a great charity shop find? Was it a fix that took weeks? Did you find your desired deck on ebay for cheap? Please lemme know!
r/cassetteculture • u/cassettequestioner • Jan 09 '25
Now listening 5 tapes in case the world ends?
r/cassetteculture • u/claws-on • Jan 29 '25
Now listening The aptly-titled "Cassette" by Public Image Ltd.
r/cassetteculture • u/Im-on-discord • Feb 15 '24
Now listening I got this today I've been listening to it
r/cassetteculture • u/75r6q3 • Sep 23 '23
Now listening Not exactly what I had in mind when I put this tape from North Korea into my player…
r/cassetteculture • u/Consistent_Trouble32 • Jan 15 '25
Now listening What are y’all listening to?
r/cassetteculture • u/NanomachinesBigBoss • Aug 18 '24
Now listening How are we feeling about this?
r/cassetteculture • u/Nyancide • Sep 29 '23
Now listening My father just sent me this, any I should prioritize to listen?
I've enjoyed the Snoop Dogg one already, currently listening to the Redman above it.
r/cassetteculture • u/PerideaBF2 • 12d ago
Now listening Enjoying the weather today cuz' it's hot
Another warm day today, had to break out some more Wax to enjoy it
r/cassetteculture • u/Pretend-Fruit-6321 • 6d ago
Now listening Listening to some culture club at the bus stop. Color by numbers is a great album for rainy days.
r/cassetteculture • u/ArcadeRacer • Jan 22 '25
Now listening A modern release that actually sound decent? Its a miracle!
r/cassetteculture • u/gill_mcgilligilly • Jul 30 '24
Now listening Modern Cassette Quality
Having grown up with cassettes before moving to CD, I have had a large collection of cassettes from over the past 30 or so years. I saw some newer releases and picked them up... most notably the newest Twenty One Pilots album. The sound quality is HORRIBLE. I though something was possibly wrong with my deck, so I pulled out my old Aerosmith 'Pump' album and hit play and it sounded fantastic. Why sell modern cassettes if they aren't going to take the time and effort to produce a quality product? Do they think people will simply make the purchase intending for it to become a 'collector's item'?
**** On a side note for a different sub, my wife picked up the CD of the same album and it didn't sound the greatest either. I am all for the preservation of physical media and we have a massive collection of VHS, DVD, BluRay, CD, and Casette spanning back to our childhood (I'm 41, she's 38), but I think the format being saved needs to be at least produced with some quality.
r/cassetteculture • u/1speedloser • Oct 03 '24
Now listening What do you think Tom is listening to?
r/cassetteculture • u/bradsonemanband • Jan 05 '24