How old is every one here?

Flashjeff · 13 Feb 2005

lexico said:
Ditto, Flashjeff!
The only thing is I'm still an ardent fan of low-technology.
Actually there was a movie tauting low-tech, what was the title...dementia???
I still have ALL my LP vinyl records, thee original 3rd generation discs, btw!
Sad to say my mother donated my reel tape player, used to be top of the line back in the 60's....
I just need to get around fixing my old LP player+amp combo...
I've held out this long to get on-line, so that's how stubbord I am.

Well, the only vinyl I have these days are my Pink Lady albums which I obtained via auctions. Otherwise, I wasn't much for buying albums since I listened to music while onboard ships during my Navy career, and space was tight, so I opted for cassettes.

Wow! I remember ree-to-reel decks! They were supposed to be the ultimate in recording perfection, but you couldn't take the reels with you. That was why I never thought about buying one. They died out in the mid-80's, didn't they? As for 8-track, in a word----UGH!!!!

I'm a hardcore gadget freak. I could spend hours wandering in Best Buy. In fact, I'll soon have a HDTV in my place! YAHOO!! can't wait!

Sensuikan San · 14 Feb 2005

Hey, Jeff,

There was nothing wrong with eight-tracks ..... that a good steam hammer wouldn't put right !

I still have some ... with Jethro Tull on 'em ! And a player .... ! .... somewhere.

I still have lots of vinyl, and ... even... a small collection of wax cylinders !

But even I don't claim to remember them ! (I have an old phonograph, though ... and have played some !)

Rock on, dudes ! (Did I get that right ... ?)

Flashjeff · 14 Feb 2005

Sensuikan San said:
Hey, Jeff,

There was nothing wrong with eight-tracks ..... that a good steam hammer wouldn't put right !

Amen to that, brother!

And to think that way back in the early 70's, 8-track was supposed to be next great thing, it was in cars and all those portable players flooded the market. But you couldn't record on it like cassette and, most annoying of all, it would cut a song in half while moving from one track to the next. That drove me crazy, even when listening to someone else's machine. Boy, am I glad it died the ignominious death it deserved!

lexico · 14 Feb 2005

flashjeff said:
Amen to that, brother!

And to think that way back in the early 70's, 8-track was supposed to be next great thing, it was in cars and all those portable players flooded the market. But you couldn't record on it like cassette and, most annoying of all, it would cut a song in half while moving from one track to the next. That drove me crazy, even when listening to someone else's machine. Boy, am I glad it died the ignominious death it deserved!

I remember that 8-track. We had just one tape, and I kept wondering when we'd get more, but that never happened.

I knew it was the new, hot stuff. But I never heard much more of it. It was the first technology that semi-took off and landed headlong. Just like the laser disc thing. I have one disc and the palyer, but don't know if I'll ever use it much other than for playing CDs. Even that!

I was skeptic of the 3 1/2 in. diskette player too, and no wonder it fell far short of expected when I compare it to the 5 1/4 in. thing.
Go~~ low-tech!

If time can talk... · 14 Feb 2005

19,a new comer
Here seems interesting...lol

lexico · 14 Feb 2005

Hello, If Time Can Talk. Welcom to the forum!
You're the second person I've come across from the Shanghai area.
This is a nice place to be, and lots and lots of interesting stuff to talk about.
Please feel free to go around and put up posts where you see anything interesting.
Have fun, and see you around!

Sensuikan San · 15 Feb 2005

*-Tracks ?

flashjeff said:
And to think that way back in the early 70's, 8-track was supposed to be next great thing, it was in cars and all those portable players flooded the market. But you couldn't record on it like cassette and, most annoying of all, it would cut a song in half while moving from one track to the next.

Yeah !!!!!!!

My first 8-Track was "Thick as a Brick" (Jethro Tull) - Really pee-d me off the way it chopped it up !

Thank God, I now have it on CD and Vinyl and tape !

Of course, my eight- track is possibly a real collectors' item, now !

RinoaRita · 15 Feb 2005

I'm 20!

/ten chars

Doc · 15 Feb 2005

I feel old because I can remember the days of Commadore 64.

Doc

If time can talk... · 15 Feb 2005

lexico said:
Hello, If Time Can Talk. Welcom to the forum!
You're the second person I've come across from the Shanghai area.
This is a nice place to be, and lots and lots of interesting stuff to talk about.
Please feel free to go around and put up posts where you see anything interesting.
Have fun, and see you around!

Well,thank you.

Flashjeff · 15 Feb 2005

Doc said:
I feel old because I can remember the days of Commadore 64.

Doc

HA! You're just a puppy! I HAD a Commodore 64!!!

lexico said:
I was skeptic of the 3 1/2 in. diskette player too, and no wonder it fell far short of expected when I compare it to the 5 1/4 in. thing.
Goﾂ〜ﾂ〜 low-tech!

Do you remember the 8 inch floppies? Imagine trying to store those bad boys! It's amazing that the 3 1/2 discs aren't dead yet! On the music front, the Mini-Disc was supposed to be the next big thing in the early 90's, but it never took off after recordable CD's came out.

Ahh! Technology marches on!

RockLee · 15 Feb 2005

flashjeff said:
HA! You're just a puppy! I HAD a Commodore 64!!!

Do you remember the 8 inch floppies? Imagine trying to store those bad boys! It's amazing that the 3 1/2 discs aren't dead yet! On the music front, the Mini-Disc was supposed to be the next big thing in the early 90's, but it never took off after recordable CD's came out.

Ahh! Technology marches on!

You should go to Japan and check how much ppl still use MD ;-) It's still hot there !

Doc · 16 Feb 2005

I wouldn't mind having an old MSX to play the original two Metal Gears on instead of a stupid emulator.

Doc

Stardust44 · 16 Feb 2005

I'm 15, almost 16. <^.^>

Flashjeff · 16 Feb 2005

RockLee said:
You should go to Japan and check how much ppl still use MD ;-) It's still hot there !

Really? I didn't know that! Fascinating! And I was there two years too! I'll have to pay more attention if I make it back! Heh!

kawaiisan · 18 Feb 2005

I am 18, 19 this march!

ugh, I wanna be 14, in a place full of beautiful people, ... (goes back to watch animes with high-school settings XD)

Jo Rose · 20 Feb 2005

I'm 16, and a new
to be honest, i'm totally lost!

Sensuikan San · 21 Feb 2005

Don't worry, flower !

My missus is Welsh, too.... she always feels lost ! I think you're supposed to. Let's face it - you're the Celts who couldn't swim ... ( I'm part Irish... !)

Just welcome to the forum ... enjoy all the nice folks here .... and make of it what you can .....

Welcome ... and regards,

ﾆ淡ﾆ停?｡ﾆ停?

kamansan · 25 Feb 2005

Just 25 That's it, I'm getting old..

Shin · 26 Feb 2005

I'm 16...^^ still a loooong way to go.

Charlotte · 4 Mar 2005

18,5 nearly 19 is that enough?

metronova823 · 5 Mar 2005

16 but does it matter?

Seppo · 6 Mar 2005

I turned 18 in January... yay...

enix_fan · 7 Mar 2005

under 19....18 here

Sakari · 7 Mar 2005

Hey! I'm 13... getting so old... need a crane for my next birthday.. HAHAHA!!

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