I have the oppurtunity to buy Amon Amarth--Versus the world on cassette for 25$ american..is it worth it?
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Maggot9
Amon Amarth Viking
DinoB
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It doesn't seem worth it. I've never heard of Amon Amarth being on cassette and I doubt it would be collectible.
BurningCreation
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False Joe
Who cares.
Beave
a.k.a. "that lil' angel"
Phelice
HAPPIEST GIRL ON EARTH!!!
Beave
a.k.a. "that lil' angel"
Don't be coy now.
Cassettes are how you listened to music when you were a wee little Mädchen, dancing and frolicking around the rolling green hills of Germany with your Walkman.
Beave
a.k.a. "that lil' angel"
Holy fuck! I just now noticed the $25 price tag! Is that the going price for old tapes these days??
I have a bunch of old tapes somewhere that i've long been meaning to throw away, but maybe now i'll put 'em on eBay instead. Like P.T. famously remarked, "there's a sucker born every minute."
Alasdhair
Creator of Crumpet Metal
Phelice
HAPPIEST GIRL ON EARTH!!!
Beave - I never danced in my life. I learned how to headbang when I was about 11 or 12 years old. That was also when I realized that long hairs are essential for life.
But I have to admit that I owned a walkman. My best friend and me always recorded the Metal broadcasts on radio and shared them with each other. My, that was a time back then... Imagine. You had to meet your friends to get music and stuff. Today, you just put on your computer. I remember well when I got my frst CD in life. It was Crematory. A birthday gift from a boy who wanted to impress me. Didn't have an own CD player so I tormented my poor Mum with it. She must have hated that guy so much for that
But I have to admit that I owned a walkman. My best friend and me always recorded the Metal broadcasts on radio and shared them with each other. My, that was a time back then... Imagine. You had to meet your friends to get music and stuff. Today, you just put on your computer. I remember well when I got my frst CD in life. It was Crematory. A birthday gift from a boy who wanted to impress me. Didn't have an own CD player so I tormented my poor Mum with it. She must have hated that guy so much for that
Beave
a.k.a. "that lil' angel"
Hehe, yeah, i was just joking around with the dancing thing. For some reason that one scene in the "The Sound of Music" gets stuck in my head when I think of German girls, the one in which Julie Andrews is skipping and twirling around somewhere in the Alps, singing "The hills are alive..."
But I have to admit that I owned a walkman. My best friend and me always recorded the Metal broadcasts on radio and shared them with each other. My, that was a time back then... Imagine. You had to meet your friends to get music and stuff. Today, you just put on your computer. I remember well when I got my frst CD in life. It was Crematory. A birthday gift from a boy who wanted to impress me. Didn't have an own CD player so I tormented my poor Mum with it. She must have hated that guy so much for that
Ah yes, tapes do bring back some memories, don't they?
I believe my first CD was Danzig's "How the Gods Kill."
Phelice
HAPPIEST GIRL ON EARTH!!!
Beave
a.k.a. "that lil' angel"
Phelice
HAPPIEST GIRL ON EARTH!!!
Beave
a.k.a. "that lil' angel"
Oh yeah...
Maybe you're not familiar with the movie "The Sound of Music." It was a "critically acclaimed" musical set in Austrian Alps. I had to watch it many times in school as a kid. I guess I got some stereotypes from it.
Maybe you're not familiar with the movie "The Sound of Music." It was a "critically acclaimed" musical set in Austrian Alps. I had to watch it many times in school as a kid. I guess I got some stereotypes from it.
