Is Analog Dead?

by Administrator 03-09-2009 09:22 AM - last edited on 03-09-2009 09:25 AM

Is Analog Dead?Unless people walk over records with golf shoes or let their lava lamps explode on them, vinyl records will virtually always sound better than a CD.

Compiled quotes from the last 60 years about the great debate are on the other side of the link.

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The Secret Record Cleaning Method

by Administrator 03-09-2009 09:13 AM - last edited on 03-09-2009 09:14 AM


Josh Bizar of Music Direct has shared his secret record cleaning method with us. Get all 13 steps in this must read article for all vinyl lovers.

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Give Them What They Want (To Get What You Need)

by Administrator 08-12-2008 07:35 PM - last edited on 08-22-2008 04:01 PM by Administrator

In a previous article, Answering the Question of 'Why', I spoke about the need to have measurable objectives for your enterprise community. Equally important, though, are the goals/motivations of your target members. You can think of your community management as the steering wheel of a car and your members as the engine. Without your business objectives to steer by, the car is aimless and and headed for a crash. But without continual motivation fueling your members, all the steering in the world won't get you anywhere. Read more...

Here's the first email I read this morning and I just had to share it:

RE: mess in the freezer

Team,


It is with a heavy heart that I announce that it has come time for us to bid adieu to the site-specific installation known to us simply as Untitled, heretofore located in the freezer.  A brave work, innovatively rendered in the surprising combined media of aluminum and frozen high fructose corn syrup, the sculpture rendered by an anonymous artist has finished its engagement with us and has moved on to continue its 17-country/53-city tour.  I know I am not alone when I say that I will miss Untitled’s visceral appeal, its capture of guilt and apprehension abroad in a post-millennial wasteland of kitchen appliances.  Accompanying its departure are the collections of vintage ice cream as well as the cunning, baffling piece, Glass with Fudge Swirl.  Of course, our permanent displays of ice packs and Mega Pizza Rolls will remain with us for the foreseeable future.  Also, I would like to remind everyone that the brilliant, joyous Rainbow Sherbet is still available for viewing in our New Arrivals section.

 

Yours in Art, Food

Dana


Wish I had a 'Before' picture to accompany this, but here's the 'After':

 

freezer-after