Farzana Versey Remembers her Walkman

Jeremy Hatch bio ↓  ·  July 2nd, 2009  ·  filed under Other

“I do not have an iPod. The Walkman is 30 now. I resisted it, as I have resisted several new innovations. I still have an old cassette player. I like the comfort of things I am used to – smells, sounds, images. It is as though wrinkles tell so many tales and I like hearing the stories of a time gone by.

[The Walkman] made music mobile. … Music for me had meant something else.”

Author Farzana Versey remembers her Walkman.

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Jeremy Hatch is the Rumpus Film Editor and editor of the Conversations about the Internet interview series. His work also intermittently appears on the Quarterly Conversation, Greencine Guru, and Juxtapoz. He's currently working on a book about the relationship between art and technology. Check out his personal site or follow him on Twitter. More from this author →

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