Cassette tape

Turnbow's Tech Timeline

By AubreyT
  • Creating my own Playlists

    Creating my own Playlists
    As a youngster I would sit in my room listening to the radio and hit play and record at the same time, so that I could listen to the songs later. I still have some of these cassettes and I never mastered the art or timing of recording from the radio.
  • Records

    Records
    My mom and dad are bother really musical and talented. We had a nice record player with speakers and we would play songs, sing and dance around the house often. V-A-C-A-T-I-O-N by Connie Francis was a favorite
  • Walkman

    Walkman
    Having freedom to listen to whatever I wanted to in a car with 7 siblings made long drives so much nicer.
  • 8 Track Days

    8 Track Days
    In 9th grade some friends had an 8-track player at an old abandoned house called "Sam's Club". It had a pool table, old TV and VHS player. Even though we weren't supposed to go there because it was an unsupervised location I went there 2 times and the music playing sure set the atmosphere. It was such a fun place to go hang out and have a fun time! The good oldies Rock and Roll music on the 8 track player!
  • Feeling so Cool

    Feeling so Cool
    My mom was so musical and loved that us kids also had a love for music. She gave us these huge boom boxes for our 16th birthday and I loved it! I remember belting it and imagining one day I would be famous. I am still not a good singer, but I still love music. It was an AM/FM radio, CD player and radio.
  • No more need for the end of a pencil eraser.

    No more need for the end of a pencil eraser.
    In high school we started getting CD's for Christmas. My mom/Santa would get us 5 new CD's each year. Dixie Chicks Wide Open Spaces brings back so many memories.
  • I-POD Time

    I-POD Time
    I was about 27 before I got my first Ipod. I know I am a little late to the game, but I get being a tightwad from my dad. This was the first one I got and I still use it when I go running today. I love my Ipod. It isn't convenient how you have to upload music to it though.
  • Pandora

    Pandora
    As a teacher I didn't use many devices other than my computer and I was always on Pandora.
  • YouTube

    YouTube
    I learned from a student that I could actually listen specifically to anything I wanted if I looked it up on YouTube. I have since used YouTube every week. When I used to only be able to listen to the radio from picking and choosing exactly to what I listen to... I would say technology has come a long ways. I love being able to choose wherever I am at what song I want to hear.
  • Spotify on Android

    Spotify on Android
    Today I have created my playlists on Spotify. I can listen to the music I want to depending on the mood I am in. I can listen to it on my phone or computer and basically anywhere I am at. I love it. I have even got to the point of paying for it so I don't have the ads. Crazy I know, but it is nice!