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Though it’s somewhat of a novelty these days. I still enjoy analogue recording. I buy a lot of music both old and new. The older recordings (pre-CD) just sound somehow, less compressed and fuller bodied. Maybe I’m wrong. It could be my imagination or just a preference for the ritual of cueing up a record or a tape. And siting back into a comfy chair and actively listening to music. 
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I love you listen to music like this. Not even vinyl quarter track tape.
Many extra points for having Carol King Fantasy among the ones you’ve chosen to spotlight.
I still have my Revox A-77 quarter track reel to reel that I bought in 1972 to record my very first songs on.
Do you any other tape machines?
Bet that revox is a beauty!
I’ve had two of this model. Easily found on eBay usually needing only a belt. I bought it to play a “mystery tape” found at my grandparents. It turned out to be grandma playing guitar and singing with grandpa when they were newlyweds.
I wanna hear your grandparents singing!
I’ve never had the opportunity to listen to music this way.
I’ll try and work up a youtube somethin’ next time I have some free time and send you a link. :o)