100!
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100!
I was looking for a thread to jump on and add my congratulations to you guys for this landmark issue. It's been a long amazing ride since I first saw your mag at Studio G somewhere around 2001-ish. I don't know where I'd be without the community that the magazine and the TOMB created.
Thanks.
A lot!
Thanks.
A lot!
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A sincerely humble thank you....
Larry Crane, Editor/Founder Tape Op Magazine
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Yar thanks so much Larry et al!
I enjoyed the quotes in this issue more than I thought I would. I ended up reading the print magazine with an iPad alongside looking up about half of the people quoted..
I live in Seattle so the Kearney Barton quote led me to a treasure trove of Seattle RnB I never knew about in the related Light in The Attic releases.
I think Kearney must have been at least 75 when he was interviewed so no wonder he didn't see the need to invest in the new digital equipment fad!
Coincidentally I have a friend organizing a Jazz Walk along Jackson Street for next week-end and I'm sure some of the club scene from back in the day took place in the CD there.. maybe it'll be re-born!
I enjoyed the quotes in this issue more than I thought I would. I ended up reading the print magazine with an iPad alongside looking up about half of the people quoted..
I live in Seattle so the Kearney Barton quote led me to a treasure trove of Seattle RnB I never knew about in the related Light in The Attic releases.
I think Kearney must have been at least 75 when he was interviewed so no wonder he didn't see the need to invest in the new digital equipment fad!
Coincidentally I have a friend organizing a Jazz Walk along Jackson Street for next week-end and I'm sure some of the club scene from back in the day took place in the CD there.. maybe it'll be re-born!
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I started reading tapeop around issue #10. I remember thinking- well shoot, I guess I'm not such a unique wierdo after all.... cool!
There have been times when I was ready to sell my last 57 and throw in the towel, and then the next issue of tape op would arrive.
Next thing I know I'm making some silly tape loop and daydreaming about microphones.
Can't belive it's issue 100 already.
Oh, and thanks!
P.S. I lied about having the first black sabbath on vinyl.
There have been times when I was ready to sell my last 57 and throw in the towel, and then the next issue of tape op would arrive.
Next thing I know I'm making some silly tape loop and daydreaming about microphones.
Can't belive it's issue 100 already.
Oh, and thanks!
P.S. I lied about having the first black sabbath on vinyl.
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I'm way late to the party on this thread, but seriously, thanks Larry and everybody else who makes Tape Op happen. It's pretty much the only publication in this field I give a shit about anymore and it helps keep my brain in tune when I start to feel frustrated/bored/sick of music. Happy 100 and here's to another 100!
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