Driving

I certainly did when I started driving. I liked to have music playing at all times to relax me and help me focus too.

I found music to be therapeutic, when driving.

Gone back to buying CDs, for that purpose.

some of us still have a tape player

I could not agree more!  I don't have any music accounts whatsoever.....I tend to follow my mood on the day....often just repeating the same track or few tracks throughout a prolonged period.

yes the ability to be able to look in a box, shelf, glove compartment and actually see what's there rather than scrolling through menus.

also the limited amount of tapes in a space makes the decision paralysis less of a thing. how do people use spotify etc, I just look at it and think, wow, virtually everything that's every been released ever, where do I start. sometimes limits are a good thing.

Yea - the 120'S were just too unreliable for me and my equipment at the time.

I still have all my purchased albums from the 1980s and 1990s on cassette.  They are lovely "handable" things to use.

Yea - the 120'S were just too unreliable for me and my equipment at the time.

I still have all my purchased albums from the 1980s and 1990s on cassette.  They are lovely "handable" things to use.

I could not agree more!  I don't have any music accounts whatsoever.....I tend to follow my mood on the day....often just repeating the same track or few tracks throughout a prolonged period.

yes the ability to be able to look in a box, shelf, glove compartment and actually see what's there rather than scrolling through menus.

also the limited amount of tapes in a space makes the decision paralysis less of a thing. how do people use spotify etc, I just look at it and think, wow, virtually everything that's every been released ever, where do I start. sometimes limits are a good thing.