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Help me convert some old WLIR concert tapes to MP3

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Help me convert some old WLIR concert tapes to MP3

Postby pretzelbag » Mon Feb 02, 2009 6:49 am

While doing a little house-cleaning the other day, I came across two cassettes that contain some live concerts I recorded off of WLIR (I think) in the late 80s. I'm guessing 1988, could be a year later or earlier.

The bands are:
- The Smiths
- Erasure
- New Order
- R.E.M.

Each concert was one side of a 90-minute cassette, encoded with Dolby B noise reduction (remember that? yikes, I'm old). One of the tapes is an old Fuji Metal, the other a "Triad EM-X" whatever the heck that was. High bias all the way, baby.

(Oh, the memories! Make them stop!)

Sadly, without a tape deck anymore (not even in the car), I have no idea whether these tapes still sound good, or if the concerts are even worth keeping or having on MP3.

I'd be happy to send these to a fellow NWO-er if the recipient promises to let me (and the rest of the NWO gang) know if the tapes can be salvaged, and if so, possibly convert them to MP3 for sharing.

Send me a private message if you can help me out.

-pretzelbag.
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