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Achtane wrote:I don't "get" bands releasing albums on cassette now.

It's just like vinyl. They sell a lower quality product under the guise of a better sound (or just nostalgia) so that people actually have to buy it.

In other words, selling lower quality products to uneducated consumers for more money.

The way I see it, you sell a cassette, and provide a digital download. The hard medium doesn't even matter when there's a download code. Plus, cassettes are cheap, come in cool colors, easy to do splits on (obvious side separation), and are cheap. So, selling a $3-5 cassette helps everyone involved out. And a lot of folks have shitty cars, dude.


I know a band that recorded $3 singles onto plastic plates, played like a 45. I bought one, shit was cool.

McSpunckle wrote:

Achtane wrote:I don't "get" bands releasing albums on cassette now.

It's just like vinyl. They sell a lower quality product under the guise of a better sound (or just nostalgia) so that people actually have to buy it.

In other words, selling lower quality products to uneducated consumers for more money.

I think it makes sense depending on the recording/"sound." ie: Shot Forth Self Living makes sense on a cassette.

I once wrote a song called "Butt Flap Sally" that goes to the tune of "Mustang Sally" and is about a woman with a butt so flabby it hangs down the mudflaps on an 18-wheeler.

I also once wrote a song in the style of terrible, modern mainstream hiphop song called "Swipe It(Like a Credit Card)" that's about sticking your dick between a chick's buttcheeks but not into her rectum.

snipelfritz wrote:I once wrote a song called "Butt Flap Sally" that goes to the tune of "Mustang Sally" and is about a woman with a butt so flabby it hangs down the mudflaps on an 18-wheeler.

I also once wrote a song in the style of terrible, modern mainstream hiphop song called "Swipe It(Like a Credit Card)" that's about sticking your dick between a chick's buttcheeks but not into her rectum.

I want to hear those songs way, way too much.

theavondon wrote:The way I see it, you sell a cassette, and provide a digital download. The hard medium doesn't even matter when there's a download code. Plus, cassettes are cheap, come in cool colors, easy to do splits on (obvious side separation), and are cheap. So, selling a $3-5 cassette helps everyone involved out. And a lot of folks have shitty cars, dude.


I know a band that recorded $3 singles onto plastic plates, played like a 45. I bought one, shit was cool.

This man speaks the truth.

Besides, CD's are equally irrelevant as tapes or records these days.
As far as quality is concerned most of that depends more on how it was recorded than how it is consumed.
MP3=Sounds like shit!

theavondon wrote:The way I see it, you sell a cassette, and provide a digital download. The hard medium doesn't even matter when there's a download code. Plus, cassettes are cheap, come in cool colors, easy to do splits on (obvious side separation), and are cheap. So, selling a $3-5 cassette helps everyone involved out. And a lot of folks have shitty cars, dude.


I know a band that recorded $3 singles onto plastic plates, played like a 45. I bought one, shit was cool.

Yep.
It's alllll about the shitty cars.

i was a teenage hand model

ashdown wrote:i was a teenage hand model

Did you get recognized on the street a lot?

so you had a teenage hand job?

bob the r0bot wrote:

ashdown wrote:i was a teenage hand model

Did you get recognized on the street a lot?

so much its almost overwhelming

dubkitty wrote:so you had a teenage hand job?

why yes. sadly i only received about 8 or 9 hand jobs a day.. always wished there were more

I haven't listened to De-Loused in the Comatorium high, or at least not the whole album.
I confess that I want that to change.

ashdown wrote:i was a teenage hand model

That song rules dude.

theavondon wrote:

ashdown wrote:i was a teenage hand model

That song rules dude.

I confess that I also think that song rules.

i secretly like sebadoh more than dinosaur jr