Kids react to the 80's technology - Hilarious!
 

irritating kids

today generation will not enjoy like we used to in technology

Pretty cool hehe :thumbsup

What cassette held 30 songs? 14-15 was the most I ever had on a tape

my first walkman was a cheap, generic one but oh boy was i happy...

whut? you do know you can turn the tape over and play the other side, right? :winkwink:

my 1st had fast forward only - the joys of turning the tape over, fast forwarding, turning it back over, guessing wrong, doing the process again until you got it right, just to rewind :1orglaugh

mates who had a rewind button were the envy of us poor kids lol

Depends if you were buying an album or making your own mixtape on a C120 :pimp

extremely annoying video. The kids voices saying the section titles of the video is extremely agonizing.

i usually dislike kids but this one was cool :)

:stoned

ADG

wow, and I thought those kids in the first vid in this thread were annoying!

This made me feel so old

I love the subject but i had to stop watching after 2 minutes. Most annoying clip i've seen in a long time.

My first walkman would skip and lag if I walked with it :upsidedow
working against its own name lol

:thumbsup great times, nice to reminisce!

hahhaaha, that's how everyone listened with music when I was going to high school.

8-Track, cassette killing wave of the future... :winkwink:

http://www.retrocrush.com/archive200...og/8track2.jpg

:stoned

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I think I still have some cassettes stashed somewhere.

Sweet old memories, remembering me to my secondary school time :thumbsup

Wow! Nice to see that I am still too young to remember that device :pimp

don't think they ever made it to Europe

They was there... my father still got lots of those "stereo-8" tapes, and I seen the player in both his old car and home in action when I was a kid.

I remember my father listening to a Elvis 8 track tape in his car with a radio like this one. :)

Not sure how much they are worth these days, but way back when I was an aspiring musician/DJ, I purchased an Akai 280D and a Teac A6600 open reel tape deck (which are still operational):

http://www.hifiengine.com/images/mod...gx-280d-ss.jpg

http://www.reelprosoundguys.com/images/Teac_a6600.JPG

In addition to recording long rehearsals, etc., I could make 6 hour mix tapes, lol. Great reproduction values, although tape degrades over time (as do CD/DVDs).

:stoned

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I love the Fine Bros! They also do clips where teens, elders, and other YouTube stars react to whatever videos they choose. You'd be surprised where you'll find hope in humanity in some of these.

Sad to think there are likely a few young'un GFYers who don't know what this is.


http://www.liketotally80s.com/images...r-necklace.jpg

I remember listening to my mom's 8 tracks, and having to deal with Born to Run being split between two tracks.

:1orglaugh

Morph

my dad had an 8-track in the car. Always remember he had the Everly Brothers & The Drifters on it lol.

Morph

I still have my walkman up and running.

funny :winkwink:

My best memories are from the 80's :(

Good old 80's :)

fake reactions to get viral views and make money

well, different strokes, i think of the few videos i've seen of them that I will be avoiding that annoying shit like the plague. Horrible videos.

I remember when I got mine. It wasn't a Sony Walkman, but it was a Panasonic knock off of some kind. The headphones were crap so I bought a better better. I remember riding my bike around at night listening to one great song after another. Loved it.