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Karate School's Test Printing of their first self-titled album |
My husband and I had the lovely opportunity to attend my first listening party at Ryan of Karate School and his girlfriend Sheena's home where we made some new friends and music connections. It was so awesome listening to vinyl again, hadn't done it years due to the lack of a record player. As I listened, I was transported to a time when I listened to albums on the stereo components I received for my 18th birthday. Due to the Exclusive Company gift certificates that I received every year since junior high (I had started with an all in one) I had a decent collection of albums. I remember how much of a treat it was going to Exclusive Company spending time filing through the albums and viewing the album art as I chose my newest treasure. There is something more authentic and timeless about albums that's hard to describe. I wish my Dad had saved his collection which included almost every Beatles album recorded. An entire wall of a room was devoted to storing his collection. I think I made the transition to cds not only because it was the newest technology but because they were easier to store and for the same reason made the switch to few years ago to digital. Over the years my husband and I have collected hundreds of different albums. But I missed the album art and that physical presence so I have started to collect cds again, mainly to support the local artists whose music I enjoy. Now that I have figured out where to put it, I may even get a record player and a few records starting with Karate School.
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