Back in the day (by that I mean the mid 80s and early 90s), music came on Vinyl and Cassette Tape. Yeah, CDs were just starting to make headway, but CD players were still expensive. Me, being a poor student, stuck to the humble cassette tape. They were rugged, cheap, easy to record on and best of all, easy to create your own mixes. You could, if you searched, get C120 tapes, on which you could fit up to 120 minutes of music! Why do I mention this? Well, this week I collected my old tape collection from my parents house. It had been living in their attic, undisturbed, for the last 21 years. Actually, not only did I pick up the tape collection, I picked up my vinyl collection also! There were some absolute gems in the tape collection, Dignam and Goff , Power of Dreams , The 4 of Us , Blink , The Golden Horde , The Dixons , Ghost of an American Airman ... and that was just in one bundle! Only another 170 something tapes to get through! As for the vinyl, I haven't really gone th