OMG 100% true! I was born in 1978...this was my whole childhood & preteen years!😂 I still have some of my old 80's & 90's mix tapes packed away somewhere!
This brings back such memories. We spent more time waiting for our song to be played on the radio just so we could tape it. Then fast forwarding or rewinding the cassette to listen to exactly what we wanted to when we wanted to. If we only knew what would be possible in our future... thanks for the good memories Sebastian. Love you and enjoy your humor immensely. 😘❤️👍🏻👩🏻🦰
The devastating, soul crushing agony, when after all the impromptu recordings from the radio you finally have the perfect mix-tape, and in one fell swoop your car in-dash cassette player eats and destroys it.
⏭ *Don't forget to snap out their recording-protection tabs!!!!* = _Keeps you from accidentally recording over that mixtape!!!_ 😉😆 🤔 _Remember:_ in a pinch, you can always place some adhesive tape over that opening after making a judgment call before re-recording over it.😆 ⏭ ⏭ Here? Rocked those Maxell XL-II 90s , 60s and TDK SA and SD series 60s & 90s - High "resolution", "low noise" - back in the day and forking out some dough for them in those expensive 5- , 3- or single-packs.😳🙄😆 .... Those Radio-1 (live and concert) broadcasts are _still_ *gold* !!! Wishing someone I know locally who has so many of them on HQ open reel-to-reel tapes would get them out from their humidity+temperature controlled storage to at least digitize them and soon.👍
Supahot Fire And then it would sometimes twist, and you would rewind the tape and forward it to get the crinkle back out. And if it worked you sighed a big sigh of relief, and if not, you just lost all your songs.
Nate V hahaha, yes, exactly. But that was if you were lucky, and the tape didn’t get twisted, when you yanked it too enthusiastically and aggressively out of the cassette player.
We're over here laughing at Sebastians jokes. and all he's doing is telling everybody what we all did when we were younger everything he said is so true. mad love to Sebastian👍🤣
This was me on a Saturday Night listening to Casey Kasem's American Top 40 and waiting for my favorite song (which was always #1 or #2 ) to come on so I could record it...good memories!
kathy 2trips Same! But it broke, so now I have a CD/USB player. Been tryna find all the stuff I had on cassette on the interwebs so I can transfer it to USB, but some shit.... I have no idea who sang it or what it’s called
@@themurrrr Type in fragments of the lyrics on Google; the algorithm is surprisingly good. A few months ago I put in "Birdman red pants tour bus song" and Birdman - Stunna came up as the #1 result. All you need is 4-5 good words and maybe append it with the word "lyrics" so Google can power through the trillions of matches to narrow it down. There's actually not a lot of songs that contain such a precise match as "down the road man yellow bird".
Nah, my man, you had to call in to the station request line to get your song played like 10 hrs later, sit around all day until they said your name and your request ... then hit record 😆😆😆
Simply one of the absolute best legends to ever exist. God bless you and yours sebastian I hope pray and wish you and the entire family are all safe during these trying and hard times ♥️♥️♥️
Mike Roberti THIS!! I just commented this as well, before I saw your comment. And if you were lucky, you weren’t too aggressive yanking it out and you could roll it back in with your pinky finger, which then had painful indentations, so later on you learned to use a pencil.
Agatha Maya This somehow ALWAYS happened, and was just as painful as when you were recording Who’s the Boss on a VHS blank tape, because you had to go to your parents’ friends’ house for dinner, and the tape ran out while you were gone. This happened to more shows than I like to remember, Beverly Hills 90210, Growing Pains, Who’s the Boss, all of those. Or your parents would record over Dynasty or Melrose Place with some documentary about the war in the forties,
It was a big achievement when i used to rewind or forward the cassette tape and get the song from its beginning. I’d walk like a boss for not trying hard to get the song i want.
Waiting for your song to come on the radio so you can record it was so true. He’s not even exaggerating. I literally did the same thing back in the day.
Definitely brings back memories to the 80's. It was EXACTLY as he describes it. What I remember most about cassette tapes, was those things getting jammed or eaten up by the device playing it.
im only 27 years old, and i actually remember popping in a cassette tape and waiting for a song. i also remember making workout mixtapes. this was in the 90s and i was like 5 years old
1:44. I didn’t have a cassette in the radio (couldn’t afford the boom box) but a desk cassette recorder next to the radio and I don’t remember how many times I had to re-recorded the song because of my stupid barking dog or my pain in the ass brother yelling at his Atari when he lost around on Pac-Man!
I’m from Chicago the Humbolt park area,we listened to B96 Friday night dance party, if anyone knows what I’m talking about. so we just put the DJ’s name on the cassette label.
Yeah - be ready on that _Pause_ button to spin the cassette drive back up to record again - catch the song opening/intro once that DJ shut their mouth or those radio station call letters had played out. 😄👍 🤔 Am recollecting sometime in maybe the late 90s / early 200Xs at, IIRC, Circuit City when I saw a Sony _car stereo_ demo that would record the radio broadcast onto the USB thumbdrive you'd plugged into its (removable?) faceplate whereas it had a ~5-10 second buffer that was always loaded with the previous seconds prior to pressing [record] on it... You'd never be late to starting the recording. 😳 Mind was blown! 🤯 If only something like that was around back when wanting to record live/concert broadcasts of Radio-1 years earlier from the radio for those awaited, dedicated evenings organized for recording at home.... Could have done recordings while out around town in the car once having wired the car stereo to ~"ignore" the ignition switch shut-off to retain uninterrupted power to save recording interruptions, eliminate micro-managing and piece-mealing the task.🧐😉😄
I actually wrote all the songs down on the sleeve and how long it lasted. That way I knew where to find that particular song! I still have my mixtapes! 😂😂
I need to go digging in my old tapes. Now I wanna know what ridiculous names I gave the mixtapes. I genuinely can’t remember..... which is not a good sign 🤣
God this is all true!! Every Saturday, Casey’s Top 40 to get my song on cassette. ALWAYS had two seconds of Casey before every song.... I wore out more tapes!!! Oh!! And weren’t you the shit when you got the Walkman that flipped over the tape automatically!! 😂 Good times....
Sebastian don't forget when you wanted to reuse the cassette you but toilet paper in the holes or tape so you can record on top of the previous recordings. Not to mention calling in to the radio station to request the songs you wanted to hear and dedications. Good times.❤👍
I had a cassette that I made off my cousin's KISS album, the record had a skip in 1 song. Took me about 8 yrs when I finally bought the CD of that album to hear the 1.5seconds of the song that I missed because of that skip 😉 #80'sproblems
My grandpa was cuban and had cassettes with all his favorite songs till the day he died and if you tried to show him the new way to listen to music it just wouldnt work for him
This comedian is so relatable. I love it. Lots of laughs lots of Joy lots of clapping my hands fist-in-the-air Hellyeah while laughing my ass off. Now that's a good time!😂
Oh lord, do I remember those days. Putting my cassette tape into that slot on my boom box waiting for a song the DJ promised was coming up right after the commercial break, only to have to wait another ten minutes to hear the song! What's even worse is that you have to go to the bathroom in the middle of recording said song. Oh boy! But the worst and I mean the WORST part of having cassette tapes is that the tape strip would get tangled and you had to get a pen or pencil to manually untangle it only to have to use your pen/pencil to rewind the now untangled tape strip to the way it was before that all that happened. If you were a young kid during those days then you understand my pain! The younger kids/adults will never ever understand what we went through.
And that’s why the DJ always introduced the songs over the top of the song intro. Had to record Sundays full album play on KLOS and KROQ’s top 100 for the year.
You’re so right with the cassette into the radio cassette box waiting for the song to play, either I got 3/4 from the beginning OR the DJ would talk over it at the beginning or at the end, messing up the recording!🤣
Lmao 💯💯💯. I know he's a few years older than me but we were doing all that same stuff. Class of '98 checking in. Recording & then eventualoy falling asleep to the Sunday night slow jams show...Xavier the X Man w/ them dedications boiiii 🤣🤣 Bay Area people where you at???
I remember doing that same thing in the late 80's and 90's with my music tapes too, Sebastian he's a few years younger than my husband and I, we enjoy listening to what he has to say and we can also relate to what Sebastian talking about in his comedies!!!😷🇺🇸👍🏼💕
I'm from the record era too, but I sold all my records at a car boot sale about 20 years ago.....I really regret it now. They were works of art!! I'm gradually replacing all my records and cassettes with CDs, and mp3s, but I wish I had the money to buy a record player and have vinyl too.
This guy is BRILLIANT!! Takes real life situations and makes them HILARIOUS!! I definitely used to name my mix tapes🤣🤣🤣 Midnite slow jams... Rockin 70's ...Quiet Storm lol
I'm 56......great memories! I always think that he never looks old enough to remember call this stuff!! I used to tape on an old tape recorder, from a radio.....Radio 1 Top 40....in the uk. Did anyone listen to pirate radio too? Radio Luxemburg or Radio Caroline.....from ships out in the North Sea!! 😂😂
I found 2 walkmans in my attic covered in dust, and i cleaned em up and they still work!!!!!!! Show me an iphone that can do that!!!!! Dont worry ill wait.
And then you got to the end of the tape..... ok, I got about one more short song on there (by eye) and you record it and the tape runs out just seconds before the end of the song. AM I RIGHT?!?
In the 70’s loved Bachman Turner Overdrive and heard “Blue Collar” one afternoon. For weeks at home had the cassette loaded and ready never played again. Finally about 1AM called WLIR in Garden City Long Island and actually got the de to pick up the request line and asked him to play it he immediately knew the song by BTO and said “Dude great choice will spin it” and he did. Sebastian sure brings back memories.
This guy is BRILLIANT!! Takes real life s### and makes it HILARIOUS!! I definitely used to name my mix tapes🤣🤣🤣 Midnite slow jams... Rockin 70's ...Quiet Storm lol
I was born in 1975 so I can relate to cassettes, walkman and downloading from the radio. Unlike today you go online and download from an official site the whole song without interruptions.
Freestyle was the thing back in the day, I had all the mix tapes that everyone wanted, I have a few left, my friends robbed some of my tapes that’s how hot they were lol
I used to listen to Metallica "..And Justice for All" repeatedly in my walkman back in high school while running around town in training for the cross country team. The black album hadn't even been written yet. Yeah...I'm that old.
As someone born in 1985, I can only sit back, with profound, deferential respect, and applaud all of you born ~1975 or before, for what you must have went through. May your sacrifices be torches of inspiration for generations to come. (waiting for the RADIO to play that song?)
Cryin Times Again with sad love songs. My best friend and I would play it and cry about old boyfriends. It was much more effective when we were drunk. We are 60 now and still laugh about it.
My first CD burner was slow that my routine used to be, get the files for the CD, set it to burn, go to school or go do homework and then when I got back the disc would just about be done.
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OMG 100% true! I was born in 1978...this was my whole childhood & preteen years!😂 I still have some of my old 80's & 90's mix tapes packed away somewhere!
Me too 🙂
Mary Joe Russell haha, 1975 here, and I bet your mix tapes that are somewhere, have the same songs as mine in storage.
Absolutely. Born in 79. This is dead on.
Me too. I've got loads.
Can't part with them!!
They are in the loft.
This brings back such memories. We spent more time waiting for our song to be played on the radio just so we could tape it. Then fast forwarding or rewinding the cassette to listen to exactly what we wanted to when we wanted to. If we only knew what would be possible in our future... thanks for the good memories Sebastian. Love you and enjoy your humor immensely. 😘❤️👍🏻👩🏻🦰
The devastating, soul crushing agony, when after all the impromptu recordings from the radio you finally have the perfect mix-tape, and in one fell swoop your car in-dash cassette player eats and destroys it.
😭Horrible!
I see what you did there 😂
That's why you had to borrow your buddies double cassette boombox and make a copy!
The horror!
Or you accidentally hit record when the radio dj was still talking about the song!
In the 80s I had a friend who had Stevie Wonder on one side and the Best of Bread on the other side. The title was Stevie Wonder Bread
Oh, that's hilarious. 😄👍📻🎧
Kenneth Thomas 🤘🏼
I had Sister Sledge /Hammer dont hurt em.
Kenneth Thomas Yeah Bread... boo Stevie Wonder🤗
That's amazing
I would sit for 3 hours to record my favorite tunes from the top 40 on Sunday night. Im only 48 but I miss those days so much.
I'm 56, and I loved that.
Good memories 😊
Had a blank cassette tape ready to go in case a song I liked came on. Which is why any of my tapes didn’t have the very beginning of each song lol.
Yep, good times.
Maxell 120. Revolutionary
Do you use pen to rewind?
yeah!
I remember type I 120s were easily breakable, I had a better time with the type II ones.
@@plz_stop759 Yes, you needed a pen too loosen the tape before it got to tight and snapped.
Maxell ll GS...Black and gold, none of that red 10 for $9.99 garbage.
⏭ *Don't forget to snap out their recording-protection tabs!!!!* = _Keeps you from accidentally recording over that mixtape!!!_ 😉😆
🤔 _Remember:_ in a pinch, you can always place some adhesive tape over that opening after making a judgment call before re-recording over it.😆
⏭ ⏭ Here? Rocked those Maxell XL-II 90s , 60s and TDK SA and SD series 60s & 90s - High "resolution", "low noise" - back in the day and forking out some dough for them in those expensive 5- , 3- or single-packs.😳🙄😆
.... Those Radio-1 (live and concert) broadcasts are _still_ *gold* !!! Wishing someone I know locally who has so many of them on HQ open reel-to-reel tapes would get them out from their humidity+temperature controlled storage to at least digitize them and soon.👍
G M we truly suffered!
😂😂
G M Oh the names Maxell and TDK, I forgot all about, but bring back so many memories.
@@SuheinBeck ,
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Anyone ever use a pencil to rewind their tapes? Lol
Especially if the tape got damaged, started coming out of the top into your hand then you could rewind it back inside of the tape and fix it! 🤣
Supahot Fire And then it would sometimes twist, and you would rewind the tape and forward it to get the crinkle back out. And if it worked you sighed a big sigh of relief, and if not, you just lost all your songs.
Nate V hahaha, yes, exactly. But that was if you were lucky, and the tape didn’t get twisted, when you yanked it too enthusiastically and aggressively out of the cassette player.
@@stellarusso6226 omg i remember that lol. That was a pain
Yes!! 🤣🤣
We're over here laughing at Sebastians jokes. and all he's doing is telling everybody what we all did when we were younger everything he said is so true.
mad love to Sebastian👍🤣
This was me on a Saturday Night listening to Casey Kasem's American Top 40 and waiting for my favorite song (which was always #1 or #2 ) to come on so I could record it...good memories!
I can’t believe this guy, he is telling my life... I did every single thing he mentions...
Ha ha ha! Lol!
Mine too. I was born in 1975
Gen X baby!
See-through Maxells with the miniature tape wheels.
I have a 20 year old car with a cassette and CD player. Heaven!
my 2002 Ford Explorer has CD and Cassette and it's factory. :) We're doing good girl. :)
kathy 2trips
Same! But it broke, so now I have a CD/USB player.
Been tryna find all the stuff I had on cassette on the interwebs so I can transfer it to USB, but some shit.... I have no idea who sang it or what it’s called
@@themurrrr Type in fragments of the lyrics on Google; the algorithm is surprisingly good. A few months ago I put in "Birdman red pants tour bus song" and Birdman - Stunna came up as the #1 result. All you need is 4-5 good words and maybe append it with the word "lyrics" so Google can power through the trillions of matches to narrow it down. There's actually not a lot of songs that contain such a precise match as "down the road man yellow bird".
My 2005 Chrysler Pacifica has cassette player it just takes us back to the 80’s
Kathy : ME TOO
Nah, my man, you had to call in to the station request line to get your song played like 10 hrs later, sit around all day until they said your name and your request ... then hit record 😆😆😆
Omg, that cassette skit was so me!!
Like reliving the memories... instantly!!
DID HE SAY WHAM?!? 😂😂😂😂😂😂I love this man!!!!
I have my sister's mixed tape from the early 70s with the DJ intros. I love that it's a slice of time from another era.
Simply one of the absolute best legends to ever exist. God bless you and yours sebastian I hope pray and wish you and the entire family are all safe during these trying and hard times ♥️♥️♥️
When you eject and pull out the cassette, but the tape unravels because it’s stuck inside the player and won’t come out!
Mike Roberti THIS!! I just commented this as well, before I saw your comment. And if you were lucky, you weren’t too aggressive yanking it out and you could roll it back in with your pinky finger, which then had painful indentations, so later on you learned to use a pencil.
Mike Roberti 😵 horrifying 😆
Shit yes!!!boy did u just take me back!!👍
That was the end of the world for me. I wish I had those problems today.
I hate that!
I would never trade the days of mix tapes and doodling on CDs for anything.
Started with freaking 8 track tapes now I’m paying for Apple Music to listen to those tapes
Oh!! And the worst was when I recorded my favorite song and the stupid cassette tape would run out before the song finished !! 😭😩😱 Why?? Why??!!!!
Or taped over it!!!!
Agatha Maya This somehow ALWAYS happened, and was just as painful as when you were recording Who’s the Boss on a VHS blank tape, because you had to go to your parents’ friends’ house for dinner, and the tape ran out while you were gone. This happened to more shows than I like to remember, Beverly Hills 90210, Growing Pains, Who’s the Boss, all of those. Or your parents would record over Dynasty or Melrose Place with some documentary about the war in the forties,
I feel u man 😂
Lol I totally forgot about that. You are all happy you got your favorite jam, and look at the wheels and its not recording!
not to mention when you finally got to record a song, the radio guy had to ruin it by start talking at the best part
or when it came time to record your machine would just eat the tape and you had to take a pencil to spin the cassette to unravel the wrinkles
@@bobbiggley6992 CLASSIC 😷
They paid him to do that! Such a dogged business!
Jim Bob's Arcade what’s that have to do with cassette tapes?
@@bobbiggley6992 or you hit record and play at the same time but forgot that you had pause still clicked :(
It was a big achievement when i used to rewind or forward the cassette tape and get the song from its beginning. I’d walk like a boss for not trying hard to get the song i want.
This is hilarious, because it's all true! 😂
Waiting for your song to come on the radio so you can record it was so true. He’s not even exaggerating. I literally did the same thing back in the day.
Spot on!😂😂😂👏
Definitely brings back memories to the 80's. It was EXACTLY as he describes it. What I remember most about cassette tapes, was those things getting jammed or eaten up by the device playing it.
"Road Trip". And the guy who is now my husband wore the Z Cavaricci's and Drakkar Noir! :D
Drakkar Noir! OMG, flashback of high school boyfriend! So funny to think about it! Mmmmm.....smelled sooo good!
It was challenging to try and press record and play button at same time, with a radio.
True!!
Haha yes... I mostly missed the beginning of the song/music....but was happy with what I got LOL !
hot hits on a Maxell. 100%
also loved those cassette cases that had smooth rounded edges 😅
Sony
@@silverpurkat that too,... that too.
Maxell XLII S 90 High bias
Making mix tapes was a big part of my youth, this is perfect!
im only 27 years old, and i actually remember popping in a cassette tape and waiting for a song. i also remember making workout mixtapes. this was in the 90s and i was like 5 years old
1:44. I didn’t have a cassette in the radio (couldn’t afford the boom box) but a desk cassette recorder next to the radio and I don’t remember how many times I had to re-recorded the song because of my stupid barking dog or my pain in the ass brother yelling at his Atari when he lost around on Pac-Man!
Omg the memories 😅 "I'd be washin my car, that's it that's it!!!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 so true, just waitin for ur song to hit that record button 😂
I still have cassettes and vinyl records I listen to them on weekends
I’m from Chicago the Humbolt park area,we listened to B96 Friday night dance party, if anyone knows what I’m talking about. so we just put the DJ’s name on the cassette label.
Nice! Vinyl is the way to go.
🤣🤣😂💯 facts you had to be ready when dj play your song. Don't let it be a remix of the original song you be pissed
*Facts*
*Fact's*
Yeah - be ready on that _Pause_ button to spin the cassette drive back up to record again - catch the song opening/intro once that DJ shut their mouth or those radio station call letters had played out. 😄👍
🤔 Am recollecting sometime in maybe the late 90s / early 200Xs at, IIRC, Circuit City when I saw a Sony _car stereo_ demo that would record the radio broadcast onto the USB thumbdrive you'd plugged into its (removable?) faceplate whereas it had a ~5-10 second buffer that was always loaded with the previous seconds prior to pressing [record] on it... You'd never be late to starting the recording. 😳 Mind was blown! 🤯
If only something like that was around back when wanting to record live/concert broadcasts of Radio-1 years earlier from the radio for those awaited, dedicated evenings organized for recording at home.... Could have done recordings while out around town in the car once having wired the car stereo to ~"ignore" the ignition switch shut-off to retain uninterrupted power to save recording interruptions, eliminate micro-managing and piece-mealing the task.🧐😉😄
@@kristintaylor7583 fact's
I actually wrote all the songs down on the sleeve and how long it lasted. That way I knew where to find that particular song! I still have my mixtapes! 😂😂
This had me laughing but tears came to my eyes what memories! ❤️❤️
Funny how Sebastian became one of my favorite comedians in such a short period of time 👏👏👏👏
I need to go digging in my old tapes. Now I wanna know what ridiculous names I gave the mixtapes. I genuinely can’t remember..... which is not a good sign 🤣
God this is all true!! Every Saturday, Casey’s Top 40 to get my song on cassette. ALWAYS had two seconds of Casey before every song.... I wore out more tapes!!!
Oh!! And weren’t you the shit when you got the Walkman that flipped over the tape automatically!! 😂 Good times....
Not to mention, i used to have a 'song book' where i would write down the lyrics. Good times...
Oh yeah!!!! I did too!! 😂😂
I remember listening to a cassette so much, side two would start to melt through! LOLOL
Sebastian don't forget when you wanted to reuse the cassette you but toilet paper in the holes or tape so you can record on top of the previous recordings. Not to mention calling in to the radio station to request the songs you wanted to hear and dedications. Good times.❤👍
I used to put tape on the holes and yes I remember when people used to call in dedications on the radio. I had totally forgotten about that!
Yep....selotape over the holes 😂
Still got all my old cassettes uonin the loft!
I can't part with them!
Yeah, the walkman was waterproof but not the headphones, so...it was pointless.
Looool
Me too. Made no sense 🤔
The headphones were cheap. Guessing the point of it being waterproof was incase it fell in water, or it got rained on.
It was for work outs. Sweat tends to get on things and your cassette player is likely something that you wouldnt want that too get into.
LMAO, because it was true! 🤣
I had a cassette that I made off my cousin's KISS album, the record had a skip in 1 song. Took me about 8 yrs when I finally bought the CD of that album to hear the 1.5seconds of the song that I missed because of that skip 😉 #80'sproblems
The face he makes when he’s underwater jammin.. 😆
Remember the 8-tracks back in the 70’s? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My grandpa was cuban and had cassettes with all his favorite songs till the day he died and if you tried to show him the new way to listen to music it just wouldnt work for him
It was the same with my father. Never used a computer or smart phone
Jorge Masvidal
Same with my grandfather who was also Cuban who always listened to his vinyl discs of salsa music featuring Celia Cruz his all time favorite.
He’s gorgeous I like his style
This comedian is so relatable. I love it. Lots of laughs lots of Joy lots of clapping my hands fist-in-the-air Hellyeah while laughing my ass off. Now that's a good time!😂
Gen xer!!!😂70's baby myself .Spoiled bratz!!!!!
Absolutely hilarious and SO true!
I had a couple of mix tapes. I called one "Oldies but Mouldies", and another one called "Gloomy Toons", which had a mix of Gothic stuff on it.
Don't forget the time spent getting the tape back into the cassette when it came out...
I am so glad people still listen to cassettes and vinyl records as I do
Sebastian's wife is the luckiest woman in the world I 💘 him
Oh lord, do I remember those days. Putting my cassette tape into that slot on my boom box waiting for a song the DJ promised was coming up right after the commercial break, only to have to wait another ten minutes to hear the song! What's even worse is that you have to go to the bathroom in the middle of recording said song. Oh boy! But the worst and I mean the WORST part of having cassette tapes is that the tape strip would get tangled and you had to get a pen or pencil to manually untangle it only to have to use your pen/pencil to rewind the now untangled tape strip to the way it was before that all that happened. If you were a young kid during those days then you understand my pain! The younger kids/adults will never ever understand what we went through.
And that’s why the DJ always introduced the songs over the top of the song intro. Had to record Sundays full album play on KLOS and KROQ’s top 100 for the year.
Joggin everyones memories they forgot they had
caught this stand-up on a hotel TV years ago, and it stuck ever since! love this whole set.
You’re so right with the cassette into the radio cassette box waiting for the song to play, either I got 3/4 from the beginning OR the DJ would talk over it at the beginning or at the end, messing up the recording!🤣
Lmao 💯💯💯. I know he's a few years older than me but we were doing all that same stuff. Class of '98 checking in. Recording & then eventualoy falling asleep to the Sunday night slow jams show...Xavier the X Man w/ them dedications boiiii 🤣🤣 Bay Area people where you at???
I remember doing that same thing in the late 80's and 90's with my music tapes too, Sebastian he's a few years younger than my husband and I, we enjoy listening to what he has to say and we can also relate to what Sebastian talking about in his comedies!!!😷🇺🇸👍🏼💕
I'm from the vinyl era.... I'm lucky I can manage CD's lol I don't even have a cell phone and don't want one. :o)
I'm from the record era too, but I sold all my records at a car boot sale about 20 years ago.....I really regret it now. They were works of art!!
I'm gradually replacing all my records and cassettes with CDs, and mp3s, but I wish I had the money to buy a record player and have vinyl too.
@@Mortthemoose There was nothing like vinyl if you had a record player with good speakers. Hi Fi stereo was the best lol
Sony cassettes had the best audio.
Truly
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This guy is BRILLIANT!! Takes real life situations and makes them HILARIOUS!! I definitely used to name my mix tapes🤣🤣🤣 Midnite slow jams... Rockin 70's ...Quiet Storm lol
Didn't you rewind your tapes with a pen to save batteries? I did.
And fix “the slack “ in the tape so it didn’t sound watery ...
That’s just craziness!
The worst was using your pinkie finger.
Omg...memories...I remember racing across the room to hit play record
Nothing was worst than the 8 TRACKS in cold weather, the CASSETTES were actually the hi-tech version.
I'm 56......great memories!
I always think that he never looks old enough to remember call this stuff!!
I used to tape on an old tape recorder, from a radio.....Radio 1 Top 40....in the uk.
Did anyone listen to pirate radio too? Radio Luxemburg or Radio Caroline.....from ships out in the North Sea!! 😂😂
So funny! Dance Mix for sure! My mom’s gigantic boom box head seek to the next song-now that was huge! Lol
I had to hold my tape player against my clock radio to record my songs! That was like 40 years ago. LOL! Good Times!
I found 2 walkmans in my attic covered in dust, and i cleaned em up and they still work!!!!!!! Show me an iphone that can do that!!!!! Dont worry ill wait.
This brings memories. Yeah, I remember those tapes. LOL
I love your videos so much!!! You are so funny😂
And then you got to the end of the tape..... ok, I got about one more short song on there (by eye) and you record it and the tape runs out just seconds before the end of the song. AM I RIGHT?!?
Oh you brought back some memories with this one!! Everything he said was SO true about the cassette tapes and the Walkman!! 😂😂😂😂👍🏽👍🏽
I buy CDs still
In the 70’s loved Bachman Turner Overdrive and heard “Blue Collar” one afternoon. For weeks at home had the cassette loaded and ready never played again. Finally about 1AM called WLIR in Garden City Long Island and actually got the de to pick up the request line and asked him to play it he immediately knew the song by BTO and said “Dude great choice will spin it” and he did. Sebastian sure brings back memories.
I still like CDS.
Damn this brings me back..... 😂
This guy is BRILLIANT!! Takes real life s### and makes it HILARIOUS!! I definitely used to name my mix tapes🤣🤣🤣 Midnite slow jams... Rockin 70's ...Quiet Storm lol
'Bubba Tank" by Splief Lightnin' 1996
Dallas, Tx.
on CrO2 90 minute
pure awesomeness!
Reminiscing... we all did that ... crazy how much time we waisted just recording. Great music though... kids today listen to those great songs.
I was born in 1975 so I can relate to cassettes, walkman and downloading from the radio. Unlike today you go online and download from an official site the whole song without interruptions.
Nowdays when I go through old tapes, I pray the Djs voice comes on over the song because it takes me right back to the time when it was recorded.
So true about cassettes, rewinding or fast forwarding to find the song you want to listen to
A far simpler time, my friends 💜
Freestyle was the thing back in the day, I had all the mix tapes that everyone wanted, I have a few left, my friends robbed some of my tapes that’s how hot they were lol
You r helping me through. Sebastian God Bless 😇 you!! And Thank You!!
I used to listen to Metallica "..And Justice for All" repeatedly in my walkman back in high school while running around town in training for the cross country team. The black album hadn't even been written yet. Yeah...I'm that old.
As someone born in 1985, I can only sit back, with profound, deferential respect, and applaud all of you born ~1975 or before, for what you must have went through. May your sacrifices be torches of inspiration for generations to come. (waiting for the RADIO to play that song?)
It was worth the wait. Patience is a virtue. Lol
I remember those 120hrs tapes thk i think it was the name i was excited when that came out good old memories
Cryin Times Again with sad love songs. My best friend and I would play it and cry about old boyfriends. It was much more effective when we were drunk. We are 60 now and still laugh about it.
Oh how this brings back memory’s. LOL 😂😂🤣🤣
God Bless
Gotta add the:
#2 pencil 😎
This is all so true, did everything Sebastian described here, glorious memories. 😀
I'm not sure about cassette tapes but I spent my teen years burning cds.
My first CD burner was slow that my routine used to be, get the files for the CD, set it to burn, go to school or go do homework and then when I got back the disc would just about be done.