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Reunited father, son move to beat of the same drum
Guy Abbey is a 51-year-old video producer from Long Island, N.Y., who plays drums in local rock groups but gave up his dream of life on the road after stints in '80s bands in Los Angeles.
Read more...What Would Moses Drive?
I drive a car that doesn’t use gasoline. It’s not an exotic $120,000 wonder. It’s a Honda Civic GX that runs on compressed natural gas (CNG) and is available at your local Honda dealer. I’ve owned fancier and more expensive cars, but I’ve never had a car so aligned with my sense of Jewish ethics.
Read more...Lowly cassette has a kind of rebirth
The audiotape will never be as big as the revived vinyl LP, but the old music format has a devoted following.
Read more...Cassettes: The and #8216;weird uncle' is back on deck
By AUGUST BROWN LOS ANGELES TIMES LOS ANGELES — When the vinyl LP began its modest but highly publicized commercial comeback a few years ago, the format felt easy to love again. With sprawling artwork, pristine sound quality and the adoring ritual of flipping album sides, its return united young bohemia and their boomer parents alike. Not so for the lowly cassette tape. To mainstream music fans ...
Read more...Music | Fringe acts reviving cassettes
LOS ANGELES -- A few years ago, when the vinyl LP began its modest but highly publicized commercial comeback, the format found love again. Thanks to its sprawling artwork and fine sound quality, its return united young and old alike.
Read more...Sonic rewind: A surprising comeback for cassettes
After all, Jahnle said, "mp3s sound terrible anyways, so why not have something that sounds terrible that you can hold?
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