Like a mixtape, only bigger THE cassette tape is about to make a comeback, in a big way. From the updates posted by Facebook's 1 billion users to the medical images shared by healthcare ...

In my living room are big, grand wooden cases displaying my CDs. Crowded away in my closet are five big cardboard boxes crammed with tapes. Many of their cases are long gone. Most are scratched up.

Back-to-the-future adventurers can tape their LPs, and take pure analog sound on the road with an old Sony Walkman cassette player, or buy a brand new portable player.

Cassette tapes are remarkably similar to another historic cultural artifact that dates back way further than the 1980s: Wooly Willy. In the game, you moved a magnetic stylus around to attract and ...

We like his home-made manometer in particular. What he comes up with is a 3D printed contraption with a big 12 volt motor on the back, and a slot for a cassette on the front.

2. The Big Lebowski. The Dude really loved his Creedence tapes. Unfortunately, he was told not to "hold out much hope for the tape deck or the Creedence" after they were stolen. 3. Napoleon Dynamite.

In 2020, cassette sales were up 94.7% from the year before, as the medium’s cult cachet increased, even among those too young to have been around for the format’s heyday.