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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Aug 2006
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Heya Mr. Brooklyn!
I hear all yr sayin'. So by the Roland 8-track u mean the Roland digital 8-track?
'n YES I hadda 64 Rambler American 440 Rag Top and this was no bought-it-already-all-beautiful car but she was SUPPOSED to run well and I needed her to be my daily driver while I worked on her outside - lets just say she never did get me to my job, and 3 mos and many, many dollars later I had to wave gbye. I did get a song outa her. Come to think of it that was an expensive song...
I have to say there is something to be said for power steering :-P
So I hear what you are saying. Also about the 'investing in your music', and i know a cassette recorder and digital recorder are pretty comperable in price - I mean, were not talking a lOT of difference.
I appreciate y'all taking the time to share some info with me on this subject - gave me some things to think about, and it's good to hear from other songwriters!
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