Next in the stack was a tape with a label with lots of writing on it, almost none of it legible. I think it said “Album Assortment” in there somewhere.

Anyway, it had “Infinity,” by Journey, on it. And “Dog and Butterfly,” by Heart, and “Point of Know Return” by Kansas, and “But Seriously, Folks” by Joe Walsh.

The quality on the first two was really bad, and I already had “Dog and Butterfly,” so I just went ahead and ordered “Infinity” on CD (it was really cheap).

The second side wasn’t as clear-cut — I didn’t have either album, and the sound quality was significantly better.

But it still wasn’t actually good, and I didn’t really want to put in the time and effort to edit them, so I downloaded “Point of Know Return” and ordered a CD of “But Seriously, Folks.”

And that’s another tape out of the way.