Recordings I made when I was 7 years old!

[tangleclot85]

awesome!!!! keep it forever and get all nostalgic when your old :) I used to do this stuff too but have lost all my tapes :(

[rocabear]

i still have a recording of me as kid like this. i thought i was the only one.

[Darqk]

how much therapy have you had since then?

[lilabner20032003]

what a stupidass thing to put on a webpage

[Fleadabomb99]

haha really??

[patricknedz]

I have recordings I made when I was about 5, and I have a tape of my mom and my aunt from 1978

[comedymovi]

omg it made me say LOL XD

[joselu90]

I have some recodings also!

[fivebd]

I have loads of recordings of me when was this age and I used to make click noises and shout random words just the same!

[bulchit48]

I'm almost 50 and I have recordings when I was 7 or 8 years old. I should post some of those.

[bulchit48]

@ThePaddyjoejr1 whatta ya mean "so what?" yeah no big deal i suppose if we were 90 or so and had recordings of our younger days it would be more rare.

[ThePaddyjoejr1]

@bulchit48 I Didn't mean anything Bad. I Just said That I Had Recordings From the 1970's that I Still Listen to, And will save forever. Just Imagine playing that tape when I'm 569 yrs. old in the year 2525!

[steviebboy69]

i can remember making recordings with my brother and sister on my cassette recorder. i cant even remember what brand it was. it was making funny stories. im 41 now and was about 11 then. would have loved to still have them now.

[RemainNegative]

We're the same age, heh.

When I was 3 years old, all the kids at the daycare used to bring teddybears and what not, I sure didn't, I brought a cassette tape, and i'm still into them. If there's a new album out on cassette, I buy it. I'm mostly in to underground music as well, and a lot of stuff is only released on cassette tapes, so it's cool. I guess I have about 80 tapes, oldest one from 2004.

I'll make a movie and post it here as a reply to ya someday now :)

[reuben81343]

RIVETING STUFF

[CreativeCritisizm]

This looks like (and the deck) a kids production from the 70s, I wish I still had some of my old recordings from the 70s, my friends & I did an episode of Star Trek when they visited the 20s gangsters, we had a shootout-someone said "mommy" then Dr.McCoy was talking about picking them boogers-in 1982 I did my last good production of the exorcist-a friend did the incredible re-enactment-I was the preacher-he borrowed the original-left it in the glove compartment where it melted but I have a copy.

[lmull3]

lol, brown bear, that's random :P. cool tho, blasts from the past are always fun =D

[Brillemeister]

I, too, used to indulge in this...I brought mine to the pool once :D but it survived.

[rusty8mm]

Did you actually work with electronics at age 7? 

It's amazing that a 7 year old can list that many electronic components.

[CassetteMaster]

YEs.

[SpeakerFreak95]

I did too, lol

[speedyc395]

I got my first cassette recorder when I was 3 years old, for the xmas of 1985. It was a GE cassette recorder, and a Sony am/fm radio cassette. Sadly none are with me today. However, that Tandy cassette recorder I have was mine since I got it, back in 1989. In addition to using it for the TRS-80 computer, I used it all the time for recordings as well!

[speedyc395]

omg, you and I were totally alike. Back in the day, that's all I did was play with my cassette recorders and make recordings non stop!! Hell, I used to take my tape recorders to school!!!!

[CassetteMaster]

I still take tape recorders to school!

[SpeakerFreak95]

ME TOO!

[rusty8mm]

I recall playing with my parents stereo as a toddler. It was a Realistic Clarinette BSR record Changer with a built in AM/FM tuner and a separate cassette deck. I also recall playing Bruce Springsteen's Born In The U.S.A. on it (I believe that was the only record I played). The stereo was thrown away many years ago because the record player froze up and my parents wanted a compact disc player :(

[Trance88]

Ha ha! Funny recording. Too bad I don't have any recordings of myself when I was that young. I had a recorder but I was constantly taping over stuff.

[HomeoftheGoodGuys]

What brand of cassette tape is this? Is that an old Duratape from the 1970's (not to mention Duracell)? Duratape doesn't even exist anymore back then. That is so old. I used to have cassette tapes that had brand names that don't exist anymore like Capitol, Gillette, Laffayte, Highlander, Audiopak, Audition and a few others that don't really exist anymore.

[CassetteMaster]

Well...Thats not the origianal case. It was an RCA tape bought in the '90s and sadly (a couple years after my tape was fully recorded) I was experimenting with a taken apart player and tryed to make the speed faster and the most of the tape spilled out! The little bit of tape still on a reel was years later put in this cassette case that was bought empty from a thrift store.

[chao772]

vcr means vcry! It's VCR not vcr! cr looks like cry

[chao772]

Are goung to make a YouTube video of a 1990's Sony Stereo System?

[CassetteMaster]

Maybe.

[damusician]

cool! i c we have something in comment thatz we were obsessed with electronics we were that age. 1998 i was 12 at the time.

[chao772]

Do you still have a 1990's Sony stereo system?

[CassetteMaster]

Yes.

[chao772]

which recorder did you use when you record it back in 1998?

1998 A BLAST FROM THE PAST!!!!!!!!

[EmersonCollie]

Heh, when you were a baby you probably had a cassette tape instead of a baby rattle. :P