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best way for music nowadays is:
buy vinyl, newer vinyl comes with mp3 downloads, stick that on your mp3 player
now you have the record and the mp3 player for the car!
buy vinyl, newer vinyl comes with mp3 downloads, stick that on your mp3 player
now you have the record and the mp3 player for the car!
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Yeah, man, sounds good. I never gave up buying vinyl, actually. It's been making a big comeback in the past few years, but what most people don't realize is that it never really went away entirely. If you had access to a good indie store in a college town, you could find a good portion of new releases still coming out on vinyl, especially in the alt/indie rock genre.
I just think it's totally cool that a car of this make and year (1999!) still has a cassette deck. I think it's Nakamichi. The sound probably surpasses my home system.
It also has a CD player and FM radio and all that.
I just think it's totally cool that a car of this make and year (1999!) still has a cassette deck. I think it's Nakamichi. The sound probably surpasses my home system.
It also has a CD player and FM radio and all that.
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my old car my 2003 sentra se-r had 2 yes TWO cd players
but no tape deck
my beamer now has no tape deck, but CD and AUX input
but no tape deck
my beamer now has no tape deck, but CD and AUX input
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Skull white jeans from BIG - I think I got the last pair.
Peal tan pebble grain slip-ons - 50 euros off of ebay Italy. Hat tip to RJ Mans exhaustive posts in the Cool Shoes thread. I saw these last time I went into Brooks Brothers and vowed to get them nwhen they went on sale. They fell into my lap on ebay just about a week later. They were listed as used but they look like they have about 2 minutes worth or wear on the soles.
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Peal tan pebble grain slip-ons - 50 euros off of ebay Italy. Hat tip to RJ Mans exhaustive posts in the Cool Shoes thread. I saw these last time I went into Brooks Brothers and vowed to get them nwhen they went on sale. They fell into my lap on ebay just about a week later. They were listed as used but they look like they have about 2 minutes worth or wear on the soles.Originally Posted by Baron
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