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Kmart cassette tapes

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Btw these were clear shell tapes, not the earlier ones from the 70's with black sealed shells.

Behind every collector's obsession is a story. Hear the world's most passionate enthusiasts share surprising tales about their personal collections — and their unbreakable connections with them. Attention Kmart shoppers! When Mark Davis worked at Kmart stores in the s and 90s, he saved the cassette tapes full of soft-rock hits, sale announcements, and "elevator music" that played over the in-store audio system. Years later, the digitized audio went viral, inspired new music, and even brought Mark a bit of Internet fame.

Photo via: Olivia Richard - LAist. Photo via: kresearchr - Reddit. Photo via: InstantWow - Flickr. Photo via: Lauren - Reddit. In the late s and early s, when Kmart stood as a retail giant, a unique collection of pre-recorded cassettes played a significant role in the ambiance of its stores.

Kmart cassette tapes

Dozens of tapes from the iconic retailer's in-store audio system that were saved from the trash decades ago can now be heard online for free. The tapes span from the s through and contain hours of background music and easy-listening tunes interspersed with store announcements and advertisements for brands that were popular among Kmart shoppers, such as Jordache jeans, Pony shoes and Gemini electronics. The tapes were pre-recorded and shipped to Kmart stores across the country by Kmart, then based in Troy.

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You wouldn't get this from any other guy. I got a couple , they wasnt too bad. I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling. Sign up Log in. Citadel by Repeated Measures. Buy Digital Album name your price Send as Gift. Those were about as good as Certron aka junk. The Bay Area's Hyphyskazerbox continues to push at the margins of electronic music to create a vibrant and playful sound all her own. I have one still sealed. Last edited by a moderator: Feb 15, Software Images icon An illustration of two photographs. Preview Mode Links will not work in preview mode. RagnarAT Serious Tapehead. Stupid cheap, but surprisingly good for the price.

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For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Donut Specialist. Along with these findings come a cassette tape filled with songs that were only heard inside the store that will soon be preserved and shared with younger generations to come. A Kmart Dream Japanese vaporwave tape label Seikomart explores sadness and melancholy—with an assist by samples from Trent Reznor interviews. Books to Borrow Open Library. Buy Digital Album name your price Send as Gift. This compilation is a really handy way to listen to them. I really like the song at ! I'm glad to be a part of K-Mart history becasuse unfortunatley they didn't make it to their 60th birthday like I hope to in four years. I purchased almost all of them at that Mill Plain location. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. When Mark Davis worked at Kmart stores in the s and 90s, he saved the cassette tapes full of soft-rock hits, sale announcements, and "elevator music" that played over the in-store audio system. Report this album or account.