No band was more suspect for a straight-edge Eighties kid than the Grateful Dead. But slowly a fan was born — one shaggy jam at a time.
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You're a true child of the 1970s if you remember these 15 groovy things
Growing up in the 70s meant Saturday morning cartoons, metal playground equipment that could give you third-degree burns, and ...
Travel Mexico Solo on MSN
If you remember these 15 groovy things, you're a true child of the 70s ️
Growing up in the 70s meant Saturday morning cartoons, metal playground equipment that could give you third-degree burns, and ...
Our Audio expert Chris Haslam gives his personal recommendation for buying a modern portable cassette or CD player ...
Spencer Richardson, who's bringing rehabbed music technology back into circulation, is finding that millennials are ...
Long gone are the days of mixtapes. They may have first started out as dubbed live-performance and song demo mixtapes from artists, but eventually, people began using them to record and share what ...
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The most expensive part of a 35mm film cassette is the part that photographers don't even think about
The simple 1934 invention that finally made photography convenient for everyone ...
The cassette sticker is yellow and faded, misspelled and slightly frayed, but still clearly marked after more than 45 years: "Ozzie Last Day." In the small recording studio in Suffolk where it's about ...
Ever wondered what a Birmingham musician would hand an alien invader to explain Earth? For Cash Langdon, it’s all about funk, ...
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