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Dear Companion

Record Store Day was the most fun I’ve ever had spending $120.  I haven’t queued up outside a brick and mortar store since lining up outside a Tower Records in high school for Radiohead tickets.  There is no finer way to start a Saturday morning then getting rained on with weird dudes in Devo hats.    Once inside I picked up most everything I wanted, and a few impulse purchases.  AKA even provided free coffee, which tasted like sewage, but was again, free, so that adjective wins.  An over-caffeinated Meg Baird, who I’ve wanted to see for a while, played a solid free show on the 2nd floor loft.  I even saw local Fishtown celebrity, Chris Wilson, drummer for Ted Leo and the RXers, but I didn’t get him to sign my Brutalist Bricks single, because that would have probably creeped him out.

Check out the score:

Don’t know whether to frame or play

Clear Vinyl!

An earnest blog post?  I must be losing my touch.  Probably all the Band on the Run I’ve been rocking.