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Definition of mixtape in English: mixtapenounˈmɪksteɪpˈmikstāp A compilation of favourite pieces of music, typically by many different artists, recorded on to tape or another medium by an individual. Example sentencesExamples - For many people, especially the young, ringtones are as musically viable as a favorite mixtape was a generation ago.
- Offerings of vinyl pants and spiked bracelets are preferable, but mixed tapes will more likely guarantee good results.
- There are many of us who believe that an ace mixtape is all it takes to spur on a great romance.
- Also look out for the albums, DVDs, videos and mixtapes!
- It is worth asking whether, by modeling themselves on homemade mix tapes, commercial mixes have the potential functionally to displace home mixes.
- Now, granted, this mixtape technically came out in 2004.
- Oh well, might as well have a mix-tape for the road trip.
- Therefore you need an eclectic smorgasbord of aural delicacies to keep the true essence of a mixtape intact.
- A big mixtape has to be an event.
- And I need to find time to make some mix tapes for the drive.
- If you haven't made mix tapes you either don't love music, aren't at all romantic, or both.
- Really, any Sabbath song will fit perfectly into any stoner mixtape.
- The mix tape, however, is a recurring theme in their work, a theme drawn from the dawn of their own romance.
- It sounds more like a fantastic mix tape by one talented DJ for an underground party.
- I can't recall just how many people at school asked me to do them a mix tape.
- I also write concert reviews, the odd essay, and love assembling digital mixtapes.
- You could give the same box of records to 10 DJs and get 10 very different mixed tapes.
- She was psyched for the comic books and mix tape.
- Spencer and I were casually aimless in Newtown giving ourselves caffeine shakes and writing a list of pirate songs for my pirate mixtape.
- Every mix tape should contain at least one moment of nostalgia.
Definition of mixtape in US English: mixtapenounˈmikstāp A compilation of favorite pieces of music, typically by different artists, recorded onto a cassette tape or other medium by an individual. Example sentencesExamples - Really, any Sabbath song will fit perfectly into any stoner mixtape.
- It is worth asking whether, by modeling themselves on homemade mix tapes, commercial mixes have the potential functionally to displace home mixes.
- She was psyched for the comic books and mix tape.
- Also look out for the albums, DVDs, videos and mixtapes!
- I can't recall just how many people at school asked me to do them a mix tape.
- There are many of us who believe that an ace mixtape is all it takes to spur on a great romance.
- Therefore you need an eclectic smorgasbord of aural delicacies to keep the true essence of a mixtape intact.
- A big mixtape has to be an event.
- For many people, especially the young, ringtones are as musically viable as a favorite mixtape was a generation ago.
- I also write concert reviews, the odd essay, and love assembling digital mixtapes.
- You could give the same box of records to 10 DJs and get 10 very different mixed tapes.
- And I need to find time to make some mix tapes for the drive.
- Spencer and I were casually aimless in Newtown giving ourselves caffeine shakes and writing a list of pirate songs for my pirate mixtape.
- Oh well, might as well have a mix-tape for the road trip.
- The mix tape, however, is a recurring theme in their work, a theme drawn from the dawn of their own romance.
- Now, granted, this mixtape technically came out in 2004.
- It sounds more like a fantastic mix tape by one talented DJ for an underground party.
- If you haven't made mix tapes you either don't love music, aren't at all romantic, or both.
- Offerings of vinyl pants and spiked bracelets are preferable, but mixed tapes will more likely guarantee good results.
- Every mix tape should contain at least one moment of nostalgia.
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