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☛ New from me at Forbes: The Lost Art of the Mixtape
They had to segue. They had to flow into one another. Each song needed to be a continuation of the one before it, as if all these disparate bands got together and recorded a concept album based solely on your feelings for the guy who sits in front of you in English class.
I wax nostalgic about making mixtapes today. As I do.
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karsonk said:
I made so many mix tapes! And when I hear them I know every song in order and the memories why. Very effective mix tapes were!
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