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My Brian Eno cassette collection
And my Environments and Enya collections in that first pic lol
u/thearchive6005 — 3 days ago
First time listening to this, "Mortal Throne of the Nazarene" by Incantation
u/thearchive6005 — 6 days ago
▲ 41 r/comicstriphistory
Toonerville Folks (date unknown, likely early 1920s"
u/thearchive6005 — 7 days ago
And Sassy Makes Three
I found this comic strip collection at the thrift store, and in searching about it online I discovered that it may as well have been lost to time. I scanned the whole book to preserve a little piece of history.
If anyone knows anything about the former Kitsap Couty, WA publication "Wednesday Magazine," or anything about the creators, Arlene Rowles and Anne Mace, I would be very interested to know!
u/thearchive6005 — 8 days ago
▲ 30 r/cassetteculture
If I stack my storage cases they almost reach my ceiling!
u/thearchive6005 — 8 days ago
I've been digitizing my cassette tape collection and posting them to youtube. Many of my tapes are rare ambient and new age music. Hope you enjoy!
I started uploading my collection several years ago, and then took a break when my computer stopped functioning. Now I have a functional computer and have begun posting again. Unfortunately, for the first couple months back I had an error in my recording setup that was causing all my recordings to be mono fold-downs of the left channel. After correcting this issue, I decided to realphabetize my tapes and to start from the top, so now I'm uploading new recordings of previous posts as well as all new recordings of unposted tapes. There will be a varying of genres, but the majority of my collection is new age, ambient, and adjacent music types, with some tapes being quite rare or unknown.
Additionally, I'm going to be uploading some VHS rips, especially some non-narrative documentary-style videos from Windham Hill and Ron Roy, but there will likely be others down the line as well. I hope you check it out and enjoy what you hear!
u/thearchive6005 — 8 days ago