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I think people often recorded off the radio on to cassettes. Local stations played local artists. Or your friends would drive in to the city and you could com
by mc32 3y ago
I think people often recorded off the radio on to cassettes. Local stations played local artists. Or your friends would drive in to the city and you could come across the music.
- dendrite9 3y agoI was addicted to the radio Make my request, and wait for it Holdin my finger on the pause button, like "now go" I guess that was the original download -Atmosphere - Don't Forget
- jimt1234 3y agoFor me, it was Magic 108 in St. Louis, Missouri. However, I was so far out in the suburbs, Magic didn't always tune-in very well. I had lots of tapes with static. Also, in the early days, they played rap only late at nights, for a few hours before the "quiet storm". There was another AM radio station in St. Louis, a city college station, that used to have a segment called "The Rappin' Hour", where dudes would call-in and rap about their high school or whatever. I used to write rhymes in class, dreaming about calling into "The Rappin' Hour." LOL