@@songskapermusic They don’t have these in the USA?!

@ we only have love notes pink woods here in the USA “love notes vanilla suade” is a UK exclusive so we can’t get it here in USA 🥲

@ Thank you for informing me. This particular store had a lot of the perfumes on display but I am not sure if all the varieties were in stock. I will check next time.

Oh sorry, that was a typo. Thanks for pointing me it out.

@@Ye110wjacket No problem lad

Those lyrics in the demo were so much better. That version is brilliant...

@@wayne5508 yerp

Hi, I saw some of those too. I guess this one was a little less common. Unfortunately I was not able to film the other ones and I actually got this pretty late too. The problem with taking pictures of his posters is that by the time I take out my phone to make a video, either the bus has gone, or it is too far to see the image clearly. I might have one more video of an Inside Out 2 bus poster, now that I think of it. If I do, I will make sure to add it here. Thank you for watching!!

Yes. Very true. I love this song. This is Taylor at her best!

Yes. At the time when I put uploaded this video, Google used to let people put in background music and they had a selection of free pieces. I randomly picked this, but when I heard it, I thought it was funny and contrasted with the tone of the video and the movie in which these props were featured. Looking back, I probably should have picked something more appropriate. Sorry!!

@@Ye110wjacket oh nice grate vid tho

Hi, this is the last track, as far as I recall. The album begins with a short version, which is not the full song.

@@Ye110wjacket I have figured out, it is the album very best of. But thank you 🍀😊☕️

True!

I am glad this video helped you enjoy Taylor’s music again. By the way, I was curious as to why you are not a Taylor Swift fan anymore.

Hello. Thank you for your comment and for watching the video. The player featured in this video is a Sony GX-WM322. I have had this player for years and it has only needed a belt change once or twice in all these years. My advice to anyone getting a new cassette player is to do two things: 1) find a vintage model from the 1980s to around 2002. 2) Find out which models are reliable, and easy to maintain, and ensure you can actually do the maintenance. Avoid the more expensive fancier models. They were nice but they had a lot of complex electronics, and hard to obtain mechanical parts,and are often very hard to fix. Finding someone to fix them is also getting harder so cut your losses and stick to the basic models. What is the point of having a fancy cassette player when a) it will degrade and deteriorate just like the cheaper ones, and b) will be hard to repair? With this model, I can change the belt every few years. It has no electronic display which is good because LCD screens eventually die at some point, and I prefer models without one. The Sony Walkman GX WM322 seen here used to be quite easy to get on eBay, but for some reason prices have gone up. Having said that, most collectors go for the more expansive models, so sometimes you can find a decent model for a good price. I would say look out for Sony Walkman models, or the cheaper Aiwa players from the 1980s. When you make a list of the ones you like find a working model, but make sure your list of models only includes players you know will be easy to fix. That way, if you take good care of it, you might be able to make it last many more years. I normally aim for models from the late 1990s because they probably saw less use as cassette popularity started to drop around that time so some of the models on sale from that period are almost unused. Either way, I wish you luck. If you buy any of the new players from Amazon or eBay, some may still be Ok, so just because one of your players turned out bad, doesn’t mean there isn’t another that might offer better performance. Personally, I haven’t used any of the event models available on eBay and Amazon.

@@Ye110wjacket thank you so much for the advice! Back in the dat, I uses to have a Casio and AIWA player and they were just fine, but my parenta threw them away unfortunately. I bought the nee player from Amazon, MYPIN. EVEN THOUGH IS CERY SIMPLE, IS NOT THAT GOOD THOUGH

Yes. These are Venetian masks. They are still made and they can be purchased. Which part of the world do you live in?

@@Ye110wjacket I'm in the UK !

Yes. This was officially released in Indonesia. At that time of this movie’s release, the cassette market was winding down in most western countries, but they still had a market in other parts of the world. I think the worst years for cassettes were probably 2008 - 2012. In this period, cassettes had a tiny market, with very few releases. Now, cassettes have made a comeback but mainly in western countries and many albums that see a release on vinyl and CD still don’t get released on tape.

@@Ye110wjacket that’s amazing cassettes are amazing these days

Keep an eye on used copies. Occasionally you might find one for a reasonable price. The problem is that when they featured this album on the Stranger Things tv show, the price went up considerably. I mean, I got mine years ago, when it wasn’t considered “collectible”. These days, many people are selling used copies for way more than it is worth, but sadly that happens a lot. Check Discogs and eBay. I don’t know which part of the world you live in, but local charity shops can still have stacks of cassettes, so look around in charity shops, yard sales, antique stores that also have old electronics. I am in London UK, and charity shops are grata places to find CD’s and cassettes. I wouldn’t bother with LP’s at all of you like music. They are overpriced and if all you want is to hear music and don’t have a lot of money, finding cassettes and CD’s is the way to go. I actually never stopped buying cassettes at any point because not only did I love the format, I also had cassette players at home so if I saw a decent album for a good price, I would just buy it. Also, many albums that were rare on other formats were dirt cheap on cassette. For example, I got the soundtrack to Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom on cassette for a few pounds in 2007 when the Lp and CD had gone up on price (it was out of print at the time, but is available on CD again at the time of writing this comment). I mean, it is still a factory pressed original album and sounds terrific. It wasn’t until the Guardians of the Galaxy movie came out that people started to collect cassettes again, but that kind of ruined things because for people like me, cassettes were an excellent cheap alternative to the more expensive formats. Just before Guardians of the Galaxy came out, I bought the original 1983 soundtrack cassette for Return of the Jedi for around 50p. Now, the same cassette would cost way more. Still, keep an eye out for the cassettes you want, and when you find one at the right price, being sold by a reputable seller, get it.

You feel the nostalgia!!

I thought it was quite good. I have no complaints.

I like the video and enjoyed it

@@agentpepsisquid2164 Excellent. It always makes me feel like I am doing something worthwhile when someone says that. I love spreading the love of music and cassettes!

@@Ye110wjacket this is wonderful song to listen to

@@agentpepsisquid2164 I have recently been playing some of Mariah’s cassettes so I might a few more of hers in the coming days. I liked her last album, Caution so I may add a couple from that album.

@@Ye110wjacket can't wait

Glad you enjoyed seeing this!

I hope you enjoy it.

What are you saying, that's the arcade version. Better graphics but worse music than the Saturn version

@@YerayRomano22shots Thank you for watching this video. I am not so good at this game. This version on PlayStation 2 is a port of the original Sega Rally arcade game. They didn’t port the Saturn version of the game on PS2. The Saturn version of Sega Rally was good for the time, as it was a perfectly playable version of the arcade game, albeit scaled down. The PS2 version is better in some ways but the Saturn version might still be preferable to some as it has a split screen two player mode. I do agree that the Dreamcast version of Sega Rally 2 was not that great. For one thing, it had floaty controls for the car, and the game didn’t feel like the arcade version, with some graphical differences and slowdown in some parts. It wasn’t terrible, but it was disappointing. Sega should re-release a better version of Sega Rally 2 on the newer platforms. Thinking about Sega racing games, it is also unfortunate that Sega never released Daytona USA 2 on any console. Since Sega don’t seem to have the Daytona licence at present, I think a port of Daytona 2 is unlikely anytime soon. The PlayStation and Xbox versions of the original arcade version of Daytona USA were quite good, however, but I don’t think they are available anymore. I have heard that the Xbox 360 marketplace still has it, and if purchased from the 360 store, it can be used on the newer Xbox consoles, as long as you use the same Xbox account from which it was purchased. As far as I am aware, the Xbox 360 store is due to close next year, so if it is possible to get Daytona USA there, fans should grab it before it is removed entirely. While it does not have a two player split screen mode (which would have been a good addition), it can be played online for multiplayer fun.

@@YerayRomano22shots You are correct. The sound is oddly balanced on the default settings. You can barely hear the music so you have to go into the options and raise the volume of the music. I agree that the Saturn version featured better music. If there was an option to use the Saturn music on the PlayStation 2 version and also included a split screen two player mode, the PS2 version may well have made the Saturn version redundant, but this was just a bonus add on to the Japanese edition of Sega Rally 2006, and as such, they didn’t put so much effort into this and only ported the basic arcade mode. It is still good, but the Saturn version had many more options where you could change the handling etc. The PlayStation 2 version is good for what it is, a bonus disc, but the Saturn version had more play options. I like both, to be honest.

The problem with the PS2 was that many of its games had this horrible washed out look. That didn’t stop developers making some pretty decent titles for it, and the console did have a great library, but when the original Xbox came out, games looked way better on that, although it was technically superior.

Yes, I do, but it is in storage. Once it is retrieved, I will be sure to add a video here. I am pleased to hear you enjoyed this video.

I will add more videos as and when I retrieve them from storage. I have one more here which I have had for some time. The only reason I didn't add that one is because it was one of those 'electronically reprocessed stereo" editions. This fake stereo effect is not appealing to me, but those versions were available for so long, that is the way many people remember the early recordings. I think I will add that one here very soon.

I added one more Elvis song from another cassette today. Hope you check it out. 😊