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Urgh! A Music War – Suppose they gave a music war and everybody came?
Getting older sure does sneak up on a person (I won’t cop to “old” just yet, just “older”). It’s a shock to consider that people born in 1994 are now old enough to vote. To me, the modern world began … Continue reading
When good music was truly a treasure – music discovery before the age of the Internet
A few years ago, I dumped a bunch of old cassette tapes in a box, carried them to the Goodwill thrift store and said, “Take what you want and throw the rest away.” The box contained a jumble of commercial … Continue reading
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Crazy 8s – albums I used to own on 8-track tape
Anyone else remember the 8-track tape? It was a terrible format in many ways. Once I finally had to switch, I realized that. But I am still nostalgic about it. I had quite a stack of those things when I … Continue reading →
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