There is not much to talk about this tape, I uploaded side A and B to mixcloud with some additional info in the comments.
So this time I will say something about the Pinball Sounds serie in general, there were in total 4 tapes made with CD-audio from lot of Pinball games made in the 90s.
I remember that some Pinball games were just Commodore Amiga 500 ports.
Like this one, above...
And I bought mostly 3/4/5 packs of cassettes from companies that made (according to me) the best cassettes in the world, like Sony, TDK, Fuij and BASF.
I had a couple good white label cassettes like Turbo, but couldnt find any info on the net yet...
Funny enough the inventor of the compact cassette, Philips, made the worst tapes
(but I found out too late).
Listen to side A: https://www.mixcloud.com/TnC_tapes/cd-rom-pinball-sounds-1a/
Listen to side B: https://www.mixcloud.com/TnC_tapes/cd-rom-pinball-sounds-1-side-b/
All tapes contain music of the 90s, so lot of electronics, rock and less house, pop...
So this time I will say something about the Pinball Sounds serie in general, there were in total 4 tapes made with CD-audio from lot of Pinball games made in the 90s.
I remember that some Pinball games were just Commodore Amiga 500 ports.
And I bought mostly 3/4/5 packs of cassettes from companies that made (according to me) the best cassettes in the world, like Sony, TDK, Fuij and BASF.
I had a couple good white label cassettes like Turbo, but couldnt find any info on the net yet...
Funny enough the inventor of the compact cassette, Philips, made the worst tapes
(but I found out too late).
Listen to side A: https://www.mixcloud.com/TnC_tapes/cd-rom-pinball-sounds-1a/
Listen to side B: https://www.mixcloud.com/TnC_tapes/cd-rom-pinball-sounds-1-side-b/
All tapes contain music of the 90s, so lot of electronics, rock and less house, pop...
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