Showing posts with label music of the past. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music of the past. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Total eclipse of the heart

After 30 years at sa ngayon ay wala na ako sa Napocor ay lubhang kay daming mga ala-ala ang awitin na ito sa aking buhay at siguro rin sa buhay ng aking mga nakasama lalo na noong panahon ng dekada otsenta(80s). Matagal din na laging tinutugtog ito sa mga piling lugar na palaging puntahan namin na usually ay tinatawag na 'after 5'. Kay raming istorya at kay daming nakita. Sige na kaibigan...mag-kuwento ka naman at susunod ako. Teka uorder muna ng ako ng 'two bottles'.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Shakey's Days

Remember who always request this song for the band to play?

Talaga bang hindi natin napanood si Arnel Pineda sa Shakey's Pizza hoping natin noon?

Monday, June 29, 2009

8-Track to IPod - Part I





Technology has gone a long way. So if you were born in the 50's you can relate to my story.
We were very fortunate specially those of us who are music lovers. I have seen and experienced these things in my childhood. The 8-track tape players came when I was in high school and everybody adored that piece of gadget because you can listen to your favorite songs in your car, jeeps and buses. It was like having your turntable in your car because you can listen to your favorite LP that was copied in the 8-track tape. This technology came before the cassette tape.

Even at home this 8-track player became very popular because you can enjoy listening to music and still continue to listen in your car which was not possible in LPs.

I still remember whenever I was able to visit Manila. I have to bring my old 8-track cartridges to Raon St., Sta. Cruz, Manila and go to a record store where I will choose the LP that I want to be copied in the 8-track cartridge for ten pesos per cartridge and if a selection of songs that would be for a different price.

And what amazes me at that time was they were able to make an FM tuner that was in the size of the 8-track cartridge. FM tuner was very rare because at that time only AM radios are available in car radios. So if you got tired of listening to your 8-tracks then just plug-in the FM tuner then Ola! you have now a radio program in stereo sound.

This was just the beginning.

So what was your experience with this technology?



http://www.8trackheaven.com/players.html