11 out of 11. How can anyone miss 8 tracks? They were unwieldy, they split songs between tracks, mixed the songs up from how they appeared on the vinyl for an even split timewise, they came apart at the track changer, and you couldn't rewind. Until CDs came in, Everything I had was vinyl, which I could make a cassette of to listen to on the go with my Walkman.

“Up yours, young people! You and your rock and roll 8-track tapes!”-Carol Channing after beating Mike Tyson in a boxing match on “Family Guy”.

As a DIEHARD Life long Sinatra Fan, I can tell you that that TAPE was the second JOMBIM Album (one of my favorites) and I do not know if it was Frank who pulled it out of circulation or what happened. All I know is most of the tracks can be heard on an album entitled Sinatra and Company, which they Released during his RETIREMENT , in reality the cleaned out the vault with some un-released tracks (this album is really worth finding!

I really, really, don't >CHUNK< miss the track change of an 8-track cassette.

Back in the summer of 1993, I was at a friend's house helping him to clean his artic and while we were cleaning it we found a large cardboard box, and when we opened it up lo and behold it was full of 8-track tapes!
Then as we continued cleaning the attic we found another cardboard box and when we opened it we found an old 8-track tape player!
Soon our curiosity got the better of us, so we decided to plug it to see if it worked, and much to our surprise, when we plugged it in it worked!

7/11 I remeber having and using them. I still like using CDs!!

#3 you've got another spot where you might should block out the name. ;-)

See how well you remember 8-Track tapes

You got 11 out of 11

Groovy! You did gr-8!

I belonged to Columbia house until i found out they cut 20 to 30 percent of the music off an 8 track so they could fit it on a single cartridge. One for sure was Jesus Christ Superstar. I remember listening to the record after months of listening to the 8 track and heard so much more of the opera than was on the 8 track. After comparing several more cartridges with the records, i cancelled my Columbia house subscription and threatened a law suit. Never heard back from them again.

I hated 8-tracks and never owned one. I do remember listening to "Chicago" on a friend's unit though. REALLY BAD. You're rocking along on a song, and suddenly it stopped, and about 5 seconds later started up again. THAT was the unit changing tracks.

That comedian that talked about Yazoo City was Jerry Clower.

10/11. And everything I remember about 8-tracks comes from one that my older sister owned. I probably haven't even looked at in almost 50 years.

8 out of 11. Mostly guesses.

Still have a storage divider full of 8 tracks and a player I took out of my 56 Nomad before I sold it

I got 8 out of 11. I guesed at this. The only reason I got one of them.right is because of The Simpsons episode where Bart Sells His Soul. They were in church and the congregation was singing In The Garden Of Eden by I Ron Butterfly. My mom used to have some of those 8 track tapes when I was a kid. She had one that played a song I loved called Daddy What If. I used to listen to it, but when it played I could also hear Jolene by Dolly Parton at the same time. But it was at a lower volume, like in the background. She also had several albums. One was Creedence Clearwater Revival. She and my late father loved them, and one was some man, name long forgotten that was a country style comedian. He talked about living in some town and talked about how he sang Juanita as Jonjita. He talked about Yazzoo Mississippi.

Had some laying around in the
Garage on a shelf by my 69
Chevelle convert years ago and my young nephews asked me
What kind of video games are those HAHAHAH
Molly Hatch on cover

I work for a freight company and was SHOCKED to see we were shipping some 8-track players for cars in 2003! Needless to say, most of the younger workers were asking what an 8-track was.

I do remember pulling out the cassette and having 3 ft of tape wound up inside the player... ahhh the good old days

I had an 8 track player in my car we would wedge a book of matches under the 8 track to make it sound better....
Also when they were unplayable they were great to throw at cars that cut you off lol