8-Tracks
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*[[Happy Dethemberween]] — [[Coach Z]] states that [[The Thnikkaman]] put 8-tracks in his slippers "in his day". | *[[Happy Dethemberween]] — [[Coach Z]] states that [[The Thnikkaman]] put 8-tracks in his slippers "in his day". | ||
*[[Homestar Ruiner]] — Strong Bad has a 7-Track player in his bedroom, saying that its lack of a play button was its downfall. | *[[Homestar Ruiner]] — Strong Bad has a 7-Track player in his bedroom, saying that its lack of a play button was its downfall. | ||
| + | *[[Baddest Of The Bands]] — The 7-Track returns, but Strong Bad remembers when he used to put [[Strong Sad]]'s retainer in there to "make it feel like it's still part of the team." | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 01:15, 6 November 2008
In the 1970s, the big recording sensation was the 8-track tape. They were clunky and prone to being destroyed, but like any obsolete technology, Strong Bad makes occasional reference to them.
Appearances
- Strong Bad Sings — Strong Bad claims that the song collection is available on 8-track cassettes.
- Email mascot — One of the members of the Pile Of Electronics State team is an 8-track player.
- Email road trip — The Cheat crams a CD into The Gremlin's 8-track player, which is labeled "8-TRAX".
- Happy Dethemberween — Coach Z states that The Thnikkaman put 8-tracks in his slippers "in his day".
- Homestar Ruiner — Strong Bad has a 7-Track player in his bedroom, saying that its lack of a play button was its downfall.
- Baddest Of The Bands — The 7-Track returns, but Strong Bad remembers when he used to put Strong Sad's retainer in there to "make it feel like it's still part of the team."
