Sentence examples for trading tapes from inspiring English sources

Mary L. Schapiro, chairwoman of the S.E.C., and Gary Gensler, the head of the C.F.T.C., held conference calls with overseers of the exchanges who were reviewing trading tapes from the day.

Eaton, too, was a longtime Deadhead — he had seen the band perform around four hundred times and had been making and trading tapes of their concerts for twenty years.

It was like trading tapes over the Internet.

You're like '"how did you come across that?" It's not even like people are trading tapes or something in dark corners.

As well as keeping the legacy of Integ going he's got a new goth band called Roses Never Fade and has a new DVD out so he can cash in on all the pussies who just got into hardcore and never had the original VHS copies by trading tapes ten years ago.

I had bootleg compact discs, we'd trade tapes.

Horror fans set up clubs, wrote fanzines, and traded tapes at film fairs and in classified ads.

Constantly changing the songs they played and how they played them – for better or for worse – encouraged the community to listen for nuances and for Deadheads like Al Franken to trade tapes like captured moments in time.

I will place an ad in this zine that is based in California, and then that girl in London will see it, write me, and then we will trade tapes: my Jersey straightedge hardcore for her Brighton twee-pop all-girl group".

In the real world, DJs create tracks and battle underground, earning their reputation by performing in various venues, trading mix tapes, referencing (or dissing) their peers, and incorporating new tricks into their cuts.

Consider trading mix tapes with friends - you might even want to make some mixes for them featuring your latest and greatest music discoveries.