here is a very interesting cassette label

sanity muffin. check this stuff out. they have samples you can stream. sanity muffin link

new jam box

a good friend of mine gave me this one. said it was in their dad's back bedroom covered in dust. here's the deal.

goodwill haul

these tapes were purchased at a washington goodwill for 50 cents each.

the jam box tapes

a new project of mine. 100 different tapes with a collective title, the jam box tapes. all handmade one at a time on a cassette jam box in my living room. well, kind of my kitchen too but that's neither here nor there.

found a shop with a tape selection in bend oregon

in bend oregon there is a cool store called ranch records, right downtown. they had a pretty good selection of tapes.

dave prewitt on rediscovering his tape collection

I  just had to replace my car. On my birthday, that's another creative story, although - this car's replacement had a cassette deck. I was, honestly, originally, a bit bummed. I thought "damn I can't use my ipod". I realized immediately that this indeed was the power of satan in today's music attempting to gain another for it's fiery onslaught of my radio dial. I knew I had some stash somewhere. I went to the garage, dug out THAT box, which became boxes - of old cassettes.

a possible aesthetic for acoustic music.

here's an idea for an approach. let's say you are a singer/songwriter/guitarist, or have a small acoustic type band, possibly based in some form of roots american concept, and you have some songs and you want to make a record.