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How to Make a Cassette J-Card for Your Mixtape
The songs are recorded and the tape is in its case. Now it needs a cover that tells someone what's inside and who it was made for.
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The songs are recorded and the tape is in its case. Now it needs a cover that tells someone what's inside and who it was made for.
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Your tapes are real and your headphones are wireless. Here are the Bluetooth cassette players that bring the two together, and what to expect from each.
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The first Christmas with someone carries a pressure the later ones do not. Here is how to choose a gift that is good on the day and worth keeping.
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Forty years is enough life to have a soundtrack. Here are the songs that belong to someone born in 1986, chapter by chapter.
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You have the playlist and you want it on a disc, but Spotify has no button for that. Here is the honest answer and what actually works.
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A shoebox of tapes you have not heard in thirty years, and no player left to hear them on. Here is whether a new one will play them, and how they will sound.
relationships
When he lives somewhere else, a Christmas present has to travel alone and still say what you would have said in person. Here is what works across a distance.
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The music stops, the tape keeps turning for a few seconds of soft hiss, and then there's nothing. That silence is part of the gift too.
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You have twenty songs you love and one decision that refuses to settle: what goes first. It feels like a small detail, but it never really is.
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Most couples don't choose their song. It happens to them. But when it doesn't, it can still be found.
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A song plays the same in both cities. Here are the songs that belong on a long distance mixtape, and how to arrange them into a gift that closes the gap.
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Most of us have one year that asked more than it gave, and the songs that carried us through it. Here's how to turn them into something worth giving.