Do you remember it's predecessor, the 4 track? It was the work Earl Muntz who had been producing televisions in the 50's. Most were produced mid to late 60's. I had one in one of my cars for a little while. Then Bill Lear, of Lear Jet fame developed the 8 track......I remember 8 track tape
You mention Queen and the first title people come up with is Bohemian Rapsody............they did a lot more and better, I agree.
I have a travel case full of cassette tapes from when I taught aerobics. Not sure why I'm still hanging on to those.
Then there was quadraphonic! Led Zepplin Whole Lotta Love instrumental bouncing at you alternately from 4 different speakers. Blow the hat of your head.
and miles of tape strung along the shoulder of the road 'cause the player ate someone's tape......I remember 8 track tape
I dodged that bullet.
I've never experienced surround sound in my own house.
Brother still has that along with 2 shelves of cook books, some of which go back to the 1800s. Here's a couple of pictures I took of receipts (both printed and hand written by the owner) I found interesting from Twentieth Century Cook Book and Practical Housekeeping published in 1905 and gifted in 1908.
I found myself bobbing my head like a dashboard doggie when I read this post.
There's no time like the present. Speaking of which, now you know what to ask Santa for.
If Santa was real I think he'd know I really need more hard drives. I plan on ensuring I get one for Christmas.
