There's something magical about these tracks.
The first one for instance; I still remember when I heard it for the first time.
I was sitting on a playground outside in the summer morning sun with some friends.
My cousin came back from DJ-ing in a club and proudly put on his latest cassette mix tape from that night.
People gathered around when it was playing on this simple cassette/radio device, fed on batteries. It was cool.
When he'd bring something, you knew it was going to special and unique new music because it was only out on vinyl and you were lucky sometimes to catch some good tracks.
There was no internet, not even an affordable CD-R. Can you image ...
Today, like 2 decades later, it's still magical somehow.
The people who used to make these track had totally different workflows. They had to have had rooms of analogue equipment to make these tracks. Pioneers of electronic music IMO.
Download for better quality: mp3: https://kdejaeger.stackstorage.com/s/T2ha5CRSNVMNo7R
The first one for instance; I still remember when I heard it for the first time.
I was sitting on a playground outside in the summer morning sun with some friends.
My cousin came back from DJ-ing in a club and proudly put on his latest cassette mix tape from that night.
People gathered around when it was playing on this simple cassette/radio device, fed on batteries. It was cool.
When he'd bring something, you knew it was going to special and unique new music because it was only out on vinyl and you were lucky sometimes to catch some good tracks.
There was no internet, not even an affordable CD-R. Can you image ...
Today, like 2 decades later, it's still magical somehow.
The people who used to make these track had totally different workflows. They had to have had rooms of analogue equipment to make these tracks. Pioneers of electronic music IMO.
Download for better quality: mp3: https://kdejaeger.stackstorage.com/s/T2ha5CRSNVMNo7R
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