Pick your own cassette tape. I have thousands of cassette tapes that I will be adding. Buy as many cassette tapes as you want and build your own cassette tape lot.
I was born in 1981. If I had to use one phrase to describe myself, it would be "I'm just an 80's Rock N' Roll guy at heart". Although 90's alternative will always hold a special place as well. Don't we all wish we could just jump in our DeLorean and head back to those fantastic times instead of whatever bizarro world we are currently living in. You know what else works besides a DeLorean? Popping in a cassette tape, cranking it up, and reliving those fantastic times, moments, and memories. Maybe even making some new ones.
Let me also give credit to the undisputed greatest band of all-time - METALLICA!!!!!!
I've gotten my hands on thousands of cassette tapes over the years. Figured I'd try my hand at selling them. My college radio show (The Pitz Stop) never led anywhere. Well never actually tried but that's a story for another day. The country song lyrics I wrote and had turned into songs never went anywhere either. Although, one of the songs I make my buddies listen to every time we are having beers hahahahahahaha. So in my effort to somehow feel like I'm involved in the music industry, I figured I'd start selling cassette tapes.
I managed to sell Legos, football cards, wrestling figures, and GI JOE. So why not sell one more thing that I loved as a kid and still do.
All inserts are present and accounted for.
Obviously, I'm not going to have time to listen to every tape. They will be checked to make sure the actual cassette tape looks good. A few have the writing on the cassette tape a little bit faded. And I've noticed that a few white cassette tapes can partially discolor to yellow a bit. But well over 95% of the cassette tapes look in great condition. But other than that, no guarantees. With that said. I've never had a problem with any cassette tape I've ever had. These aren't like the nonsense we have had to deal with in cds where the tiniest scratch can ruin the whole cd. Heck, I've been listening to my Metallica 1 cassette tape since 95, twice a week at least, with still zero problems. It's nice remembering back to a time when people made things that were meant to last forever. You know, like...........................
ROCK N ROLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!