When you first started listening to music was it on a record player, 8 track tape player, cassette player, CD player or MP3?
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LPs and 8 tracks
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cassette player
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A record player, with a thick cylindrical thing, that you put in the center of the turntable, to allow the playing, of a stack of 45s. Not sure what that thing was called.
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Cassette players!
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78 RPM record player... What is an MP3 ???
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a wireless!
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78 RPM record player !!!! What is an MP3 ?
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8 track and Albums on the record player -
It was record player first listening to 45's, then 8-track in the car and so on ... But, I've been a music buff since I was a little kid standing in my crib listening to the radio in the kitchen.
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Radio and records.
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45 RPM records !
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33 rpm records then cassettes then cd's never did the 8 track thing first 33 meatloaf bat out of hell first 45 Charley Daniels devil went down to Georgia first cassette iron maiden piece of mind first cd black crowes shake your money maker
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We had a Sears Silvertone® phonograph that played 78 or 33rpm 10" and 12" records. This was pre-vinyl, and the records were stiff and quite breakable. I still remember when my brother sat on my precious Stan Freberg record and shattered it. Ohhh, why did you remind me? <waahhh> :)
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How about a tube radio, then later on a transistor radio? I'm old too, Jimmy.
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On my parents brand new Hi-Fi Stereo System. It was made by Philips (I think) and it had a stereo record player, an AM/FM radio and a colour TV (first on the block), all built into a cabinet the size of a small foreign car. Hope this helps.
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It was on a 45rpm player that had to be connected to the radio to play.
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... another tube radio in the early 60s ...
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A black transistor radio.
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The first time I started purposely listening to music, I listened to it on cassettes. This was in the early 80's. A few years later I started collecting recordings, mainly by Richard Clayderman which included cassettes and LP's (records) which were widely available in those days.
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Record player.
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record player that used 45s and 33s
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Radio and records until my dad bought the new high-tech 8-track player.
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