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See me, Feel me, Touch me, Hear me….
Friday, September 4, 2009
I admit to being a teenage vinyl junkie. The way the sleeves looked and felt, the way the vinyl sounded, and even
smelt, made it a truly sensory experience that became almost a life long obsession. But in the late 80’s, like so many, I was lured by the portability and ease of use of the CD.
So why after dedicating some 25 years of my life fetishizing these physical bits of product, did I give them...
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