Rite Aid still sells BLANK CASSETTE TAPES????? You know the things we used to record music off the radio-lol


Can some please tell rite aid we are in the INTERNET ERA and People no longer record music off the radio

Geez, I feel old because I still buy blank cassette tapes!!lol Wal-mart still sells them, too!!

I'm so behind the times it's pitiful!!:D

Geez, I feel old because I still buy blank cassette tapes!!lol Wal-mart still sells them, too!!

I'm so behind the times it's pitiful!!:D


See I bought them today because I can't download and wanted to record this song off the radio so I could buy it on CD. What is your reason for buying them?

See I bought them today because I can't download and wanted to record this song off the radio so I could buy it on CD. What is your reason for buying them?

Well, I still have a radio that plays cassettes & CDs so if I want to tape off a CD or the radio. See, I told you I was so behind the times!!:crazy:

...LMFAO. :rofl:

I actually used those till 2004 when I got a CD burner on my computer though. Not to record music off the radio, just from other CDs.

I'm sure some people still record music off the radio. It's much like how despite DVD's and torrents, people still record stuff from television

Well, I still have a radio that plays cassettes & CDs so if I want to tape off a CD or the radio. See, I told you I was so behind the times!!:crazy:


Why would someone record music off a CD??

Why would someone record music off a CD??
could be you're making a mix tape or... (RIAA be damned) you're copying a CD you borrowed from a friend

could be you're making a mix tape or... (RIAA be damned) you're copying a CD you borrowed from a friend


But who still LABELS and keeps a collection of cassette tapes in 2007?-lol My purpose for buying them was to get songs I don't know the tape of so I can buy the CD and add it to my CD collection.

Solomon, after you record the song off the radio what do you do? Take it to the music store and play it for the clerk?

Solomon, after you record the song off the radio what do you do? Take it to the music store and play it for the clerk?


I keep it on cassette until I talk to someone on the phone who may be able to help me

Oh I see.

Well the police still use them and I believe some reporters and Court Reporters

Well the police still use them and I believe some reporters and Court Reporters


Had no Idea-lol

I can't even remember the last time I've used a blank cassette tape.

I can't even remember the last time I've used a blank cassette tape.


I'm pretty sure you used one in 1991-lol

Just recently I used a blank tape when I went to record a 45 single.
I have a record player, cd, tape combo--It works perfect for me

This whole thread has just got me :rofl:!

Rite Aid still sells BLANK CASSETTE TAPES????? You know the things we used to record music off the radio-lol


Can some please tell rite aid we are in the INTERNET ERA and People no longer record music off the radio

Solomon, I realize you are in the digital age but that does not mean every
single person is. Let people use whatever they want to use to record music.

Solomon, I realize you are in the digital age but that does not mean every
single person is. Let people use whatever they want to use to record music.


I mean I don't care I would just find it funny that someone keep a music collection on Cassette tapes-lol

LOL my mom's car still has a cassette tape only (it's from 1998 too, so its kinda odd), and up until a few years ago we still recorded on them on everything. we don't use cassettes anymore...only some old already-made ones occasionally. but we mostly listen to the radio.

i dont even listen to CDs anymore really, i just use my iPod.

I'm sure some people still record music off the radio. It's much like how despite DVD's and torrents, people still record stuff from television
yeah i still use my VCR, because we have no DVR or Tivo and torrents take so ridiciulously long to load that its easier just to tape it. most netwroks offer their shows online now but i think its nicer to have it recorded so you could relax on the couch and watch it.

My dad's car is a 2002 model and play cassettes only. :)

yeah i still use my VCR, because we have no DVR or Tivo and torrents take so ridiciulously long to load that its easier just to tape it. most netwroks offer their shows online now but i think its nicer to have it recorded so you could relax on the couch and watch it.


U have problems with the torrents too? They can be a pain. I use a DVD recorder a bit more than I use a VCR but still keep it.

yeah i still use my VCR, because we have no DVR or Tivo and torrents take so ridiciulously long to load that its easier just to tape it. most netwroks offer their shows online now but i think its nicer to have it recorded so you could relax on the couch and watch it.
I still use my VCR more than I do my DVD player. :lol:

And yes I still have old cassettes I play. :D

My dad's car is a 2002 model and play cassettes only. :)


My vehicle is also a 2002 and only plays cassettes.

U have problems with the torrents too? They can be a pain. I use a DVD recorder a bit more than I use a VCR but still keep it.
some are really quick and easy, but others can literally take days. they can screw up your computer if you have too many, too. its really just so much easier to record them.

LOL I haven't used one of those in at least 8 years. I didn't know ANYONE used those anymore. :lol:

Last year, I was using cassettes to record notes from Spanish Classes that I took at my college. I did not feel like buying one of those digital voice recorders.

For my cousins wedding this past summer, they wanted to honor the family members that are no longer with us. So they played 'Who'd You be Today' by Kenny Chensey. The kicker: A radio announcer came on before the song, announcing it. They recorded it off the radio. Why not just play the song from the CD?
Anways, the reason I still believe people still use tapes/cassettes is because they have no idea how to work a CD/DVD player. My aunt has a DVD/cassette player combo. And everytime she wants to watch a DVD, she calls on one of us to load it for her. You have to turn the channel once, and she forgets which way it goes.

You crack me up Solomon, you are complaining they had blank cassettes, yet you bought them? You should thank Rite Aid they are stuck in 1991! :lol:

Anyhow when I was little I had one of those video cameras that recorded on cassette tapes, anyone else here have it?

I honestly think some people fail to realize that there are ::::gasp:::: some people who don't have a computer, much less high-speed. One of my dad's friends is that way. He's in his 70's, no computer, no cell phone, none of that. Not everyone is technologically as advances. If you don't have a computer with a CD burner on it, blank cassette tapes are what you're going to use.

I still use cassette tapes sometimes, as I do not have a CD player in my car.

I still use cassette tapes sometimes, as I do not have a CD player in my car.


:eek2: :faint: :lol:

You crack me up Solomon, you are complaining they had blank cassettes, yet you bought them? You should thank Rite Aid they are stuck in 1991! :lol:

Anyhow when I was little I had one of those video cameras that recorded on cassette tapes, anyone else here have it?


i wanted rite aid to have them but i wasn't sure because i was paying attention. so i was just joking around when i said it as 91 in rite aid because i didn't think those blank cassettes still made money

Solomon, on New Year's Eve you're going to party like it's 1991!! :rofl:

I keep it on cassette until I talk to someone on the phone who may be able to help me
:confused: But all you really have to do is go to the station website and check their playlist...most stations list all songs if you just know about what time it played.