Wow! Will this generation know how far CD disks have to evolve to get to where they are today? But when I remember how we used to play music using old school cassette players I can't help but laugh especially when the cassette is intertwined in the player and one has to struggle to remove it without cutting or damaging it or when the sound coming from the cassette is too fast as if its been forwarded. How about when we use screw-driver or better still kitchen knives to unscrew the cassette in order to fix the damaged area with transparent cello-tape? How we identify the cassettes was by pasting a paper with a tape on it and then inscribing the name of the artist on it.

I still remember recording our voices and re-playing it to hear how we sounded, even had to do a little ''new masquerade'' drama on it.

Those days were indeed golden age. And something else that comes to mind when I see this is a song title ''Die Without You'' by P.M DAWN

P.M Dawn: Die without you.

Jet age

I don't wanna see it again , I usually battle the tape from the tooth of my tape player !!!

Attimes the tape will just get entangled and started giving you unnecessary problem ... CD/DVD on point jare !

donroxy: I don't wanna see it again , I usually battle the tape from the tooth of my tape player !!!

Attimes the tape will just get entangled and started giving you unnecessary problem ... CD/DVD on point jare !

Yet you give it a full attention and concentration until you've had the job done, true or false?

Eberex:

Yet you give it a full attention and concentration until you've had the job done, true or false?

True but it is time wasting !!

I lost eddie remedy's album on the tape .... So sad !!