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...or you can drop vinyl on a hard floor and it can crack ...Avenger wrote:I'll vouch that statement.perishinflames wrote:If that tape was put on ebay it would probably only get $20. Seems most thrash collectors only give a shit about CDs.
Plus, tapes are such a flawed format. All it takes is a simple slip up of your tape deck and the cassatte is as good as garbage.
I suppose that's true, however, growing up with cassettes, I still have bad memories of unravelled tapes.stormspell wrote:...or you can drop vinyl on a hard floor and it can crack ...Avenger wrote:I'll vouch that statement.perishinflames wrote:If that tape was put on ebay it would probably only get $20. Seems most thrash collectors only give a shit about CDs.
Plus, tapes are such a flawed format. All it takes is a simple slip up of your tape deck and the cassatte is as good as garbage.
thanks. i found the postHelstar wrote:There was already a discussion about that lately (maybe another thread ?).
The result was that they are two different pressings made in the same year, which is the first one is not known :p
Just buy the one you can get for lower. And avoid the Fringe press, that is from 1990 and not 1987 as stated in MS (if you're looking for 1st press).
But the Fringe press is probably less copies made, right?Helstar wrote:And avoid the Fringe press, that is from 1990 and not 1987 as stated in MS (if you're looking for 1st press).
I wouldn't trade my Fringe press for the Metal Blade. Is anyone sure that it is actually from 1987?The date is stated on the disc itself and the back insert.pan_Heathen wrote:Is anyone sure that it is actually from 1987?
Just buy a decent tape deck and this problem will be gone. Although having said that, I do own Nakamichi and it "ate" a tape the other day. Being Nakamichi it didnt unravel it more than few millimeters before the protection kicking in, but it took awhile to open the nest with all electronics going berserk...Avenger wrote:I suppose that's true, however, growing up with cassettes, I still have bad memories of unravelled tapes.
Today I own a total of 4 tapes and they have all been ripped to my hard drives so it's not a problem for me anymore.stormspell wrote:Just buy a decent tape deck and this problem will be gone. Although having said that, I do own Nakamichi and it "ate" a tape the other day. Being Nakamichi it didnt unravel it more than few millimeters before the protection kicking in, but it took awhile to open the nest with all electronics going berserk...Avenger wrote:I suppose that's true, however, growing up with cassettes, I still have bad memories of unravelled tapes.