Mixtape Madness

Published

on 28 September 2006

. Tags: audio, laugh!.

I was going to wait until Phreaky Phriday to post this, but I just couldn’t wait.

Ever wish you could see your band’s legacy printed on cassette tape? (I know I have)

Now you can, with the Cassette Tape Generator. The main site has a bunch of fun “generators”.
I think I’ve generated about a dozen so far. Too fun….

1 michael lee
29 September 2006 at 10:39 am

ah, so you heard my demos? I wasn’t going to publicize that project yet …
2 Morphea
29 September 2006 at 11:15 am

Zack gets the jump once again.
3 Sharolyn
29 September 2006 at 1:22 pm

Thanks for sharing! I am having fun with this. I am a music teacher, and will for sure use this at school.
4 Grammy
2 October 2006 at 7:55 am

I had so much fun creating various cassettes…all of which cannot be shared publicly.
5 michael lee
2 October 2006 at 9:08 am

Naughty Grammy!

From my 4 year-old daughter: "Mommy, I am so, so sorry. I am as sorry as an airplane."
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From the newspaper's Money Section: "Founded in 1623 by an Amernian in the Nar East, I'm the oldest continually family-owned business in America. I moved to Massachusetts in the 1900s, and I make and market musical instruments. My secret manufacturing process involves tin, copper and silver. Jazz kept me going in the Depression, when I worked in "hi-hat", "low-sock" and "hi-sock" versions of my flagship product. Later came "Bop-Rides", "Pings", and "Sizzles". Satisfied customers have included Gene Krupa, Max Roach, Ringo Starr and Keith Moon. I"m still the top name in my field and remin a privately held company. Who am I?"
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90% of the students who show up to my class on Wednesday will not end up working in the field I'm training them for. What am I supposed to do with that?
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