My Cassette Tape Collection! :D

Hi guys! 

So, somebody asked me about my collection of cassette tapes, and I think it'd be cool to show you everything I have so far! :3

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In total I have about 17 Tapes (with a Volume 2 Mixtape in the works)

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The individual tapes: 

Genesis "Invisible Touch" Album (my favorite one out of all my tapes, and I think my favorite album of all time, with "Land of Confusion" being my favorite song on this tape)

My first mixtape that I made using an old tape my mom let me record over (I got a bunch of 80's classics on it, and some newer stuff as well)

Phill Collins' "Face Value" Album (again, a favorite of mine. Looks a lot like the Josh Hutcherson meme lol)

Mitski's "Be The Cowboy" Album (I think we can all agree the best and most popular songs from her come from this album alone)

Rolling Stone's "Under Cover" Album 

Phil Collin's "...But Seriously" Album (Have yet to listen to it, I love the font they chose on the actual tape ^-^)

The Police Singles Album (probably a curation of their most greatest hits at the time this was made lol) 

Troy Berrett's Graveyard Lips Album (This was given to me by the store owners when I went to "What's Left Records" to buy my first set of tapes to add to my collection. If anyone else has heard of this band, please let me know because I think I just ran into a small/unpopular music artist and I might've helped him start his career :D)

Heart's self-titled album (I had to get a replacement for this tape cause I accidentally dropped it and the sponge for it fell off :( )

The Original Soundtrack for the movie "Footloose" (might watch it after I listen to this tape, seems like a kick ass movie :D )

Aerosmith's "Get a Grip" Album (hehe funny milk thing go brrr)

Some Dance Hits from 1986 (probably a bunch of Disco shit on there, not too hopeful that I'll like any of the music on here tbh)

Eagle's Greatest Hits (1971 -1975) 

Eric Clapton's Greatest hits (1982) (seems like it'd be similar to artists like "Tears for Fears" and "a-ha!" ngl)

The Beatles' 20 Greatest Hits (Jesus, I have a lot of "greatest hits" albums lmao)

U2's "The Joshua Tree" Album

U2's "Rattle and Hum" album (seems like a combo of Jazz and rock tbh)

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Of course, I still have to listen to a lot of these tapes shoutout to my mom for helping me pick out some of them btw), but let me know what tapes I should look for and add to my collection next time I go shopping for them! :D

BTW: I use a General Electrics 3-5315A Cassette player to listen to my tapes, it's pretty neat but I think there might be something up with the speed control thingy inside the player. Might fix it once I figure out how to open the damn thing without breaking it lmao)