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The Style Investigator's avatar

I remember in 7th grade at GDS we had a turntable in our homeroom class, and Dante brought in Cramps and Ramones records and we'd all listen to them at lunch. This would have been @ '79 or '80. Formative times!

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Seth Lorinczi's avatar

Now THAT'S what I call an educational experience!....

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The Style Investigator's avatar

100%!

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Miyun's avatar

Thank you for this. As soon as I get home from my trip, I am putting on Crawdaddy Express. // Seth, check out Starr and the Czars. They’re having their record release show at Comet next month. Come back for a quick visit!

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Seth Lorinczi's avatar

Ha! Love this idea! Thanks Dear….

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Andy Laken's avatar

So enjoyable. I’d followed his insta for some years but didn’t know who he was or about the books. About to order them!

Also I relate to this as a HS kid getting into early Zeppelin and then The Who and the Yardbirds in ‘82-‘83 ‘it was only 15 years prior but felt so far away’ captures it perfectly!

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Seth Lorinczi's avatar

Appreciate this a great deal, Andy! Yeah the weird accordion nature of time, how some things actually come closer the longer we wait….

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Andy Laken's avatar

Love that formulation. I’m also just remembering in the late 70s in early 80s – between the ages of 12 and 16, I really identified with John Lennon and a general hippie sensibility, even though I I wasn’t old enough to have lived any of that. At one point in high school I had a beret, round tinted, sunglasses, and sported weird vintage clothes like old marine dress uniforms. somehow I was channeling Sergeant Pepper, but was totally unaware of it at the time.

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Seth Lorinczi's avatar

Honestly, some things are just in the air....

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