jon heslop
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09:48:15 am on April 2, 2008 | # |
A couple of days ago i was lying in bed reminiscing the good ol’ days when people made mixtapes. I won’t go on about it too long as everyone writes about this kinda thing now-a-days, but it was great when people used to make time to actually make tapes rather than just carrying everything around [which definitely does have it benefits].
I was browsing the internet and i found this:— muxtape. It’s way cool. In essence it’s just a digital mixtape, but it’s ace check it out.I love the site interface it’s simple and looks great.I made my own mixtape check it out
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josh peters 10:52 pm on 2 April, 2008 | #
real good find!
tamsin kendrick 8:18 am on 3 April, 2008 | #
Now, I am far too obsessive for anyone ever to give me a mix-tape, I’ll listen to it over and over again, obsessing over every line…what does it all mean, are you in love with me, do you secretly hate me, do you actually really fancy my sister, are you my sister? Ahhhhhhhh….
Saying that, I am queen of playlists, which I name poetic things, like
air glue (i can’t move anyway) -(very, very depressing)
Jam sandwich (guitar based kooky rock)
Sandpaper your eyes bitch- I’m coming (buffy fight/ revenge/ angry lady songs)
headspacebecky 9:13 am on 4 April, 2008 | #
i made a series of mix tapes once called ‘music to drive’.
music to drive 2 [ha] was the best. it included such greats as the dawsons creek themetune ‘i don’t wanna wait’ and charles and eddie would i lie to you.
i had to make copies it was so popular.