Every Mix Tape is a Love Letter
Over on the other site, MJ is talking about his mix tape all stars, from the 80s. I'm headed over there to comment further; however, I wanted to leave you with this completely amazing, and accurate, image. Plus a new twist on an old favorite.
My all stars will be hanging out over there. Stop on by.





2 Comments:
Great memories!
I was famous for my mix tapes because I actually had multiple turntables and a mixing board so the music really flowed. the trick part was timing it so that the last song ended right when the tape ran out.
I often had people riding in the car with me suddenly ask me "what station is this?" after they'd heard Led Zeppelin segue into Johnny Cash.
I came across a box of my mix tapes, Grateful Dead bootlegs and other treasures. The best about the mix tapes is that you can just read the playlist and know/remember exactly how it rocked. And then its a short trip to the memories of those summer days with pals, jamming tunes and causing trouble!
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