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1. wb says: 

   Pretty interesting, but why do you call it mixtape when it’s only a zipped folder with mp3 files?

   
   
2. spiros says: 

   here is a good reason why!
   source-wiki
   A mixtape or mixed tape is a compilation of songs recorded in a specific order, traditionally onto a compact audio cassette.
   A mixtape, which usually reflects the musical tastes of its compiler, can range from a casually selected list of favorite songs, to a conceptual mix of songs linked by a theme or mood, to a highly personal statement tailored to the tape’s intended recipient. Essayist Geoffrey O’Brien has called the personal mixtape “the most widely practiced American art form”,[1] and many mixtape enthusiasts believe that by carefully selecting and ordering the tracks in a mix, an artistic statement can be created that is greater than the sum of its individual songs, much as an album of pop music in the post-Beatles era can be considered as something more than a collection of singles.
   With the advent of affordable, consumer-level digital audio, creating and distributing mixes in the form of compact disc or MP3 playlists has become the contemporary method of choice, but the term mixtape is still commonly used, even for mixes in different media (CD, MP3, MiniDisc,audio cassette 8 track, etc.). Video mixtapes have emerged as well., etc.). Video mixtapes have emerged as well

   
   

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