High School- Mix TapesLeonard Cohen Live, from Phoebe. the cover says "Happy Winter Solstice" Folk, Reggae, and hippy classics from Sarah, including Fairport Convention, Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, Tara, John Lennon, P,P and M, Donovan, Deighton Family, Bob Marley, Byrds A mix from Daniel, including Velvet Underground, Lords of Acid, Blur, Front 242, Alphaville, Laibach. They didn't call it emo back then. Note the 'clever' label on the tape itself, written in white-out. A mix by another Sarah, including Smiths, Morissey, Michael Penn, Echo & the Bunnymen, Joy Division, TMBG, Cure A mix I made, of songs from Neubaten, Nick Cave, Drovers, Arson Garden, Sugarcubes, Gerunds 
 The cassettes I listened to in high school- I thought I'd document them before I get rid of them. Most of these were made for me by friends way back then. Thanks!
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veggiebyte1 says:
Ahh cassette tapes. The mp3 generation would have no idea what these are. I don't think I have any mix tapes left. But I still keep my original cassettes and albums from the 80s, even though the sound quality on some of them are pretty worn out. I jumped on the mp3 bandwagon, but i can't bear to part with them for sentimental reasons. I like having memorabilia from when the music was actually released.
BTW, you have great taste. And you are right...they didn't call it emo back then...college rock, modern rock, alternative, lots of other names i can't think of
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