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IDeviant — 45 dreams
Published: 2010-01-12 14:19:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 759; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 25
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My entry for =f--l--A--r--k 's Apophysis Challenge #11. A reminiscence of Saturday mornings in Woolworth's record department, clamouring teens determining the charts with their choices.<
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Comments: 17
If CDs and oil on water had children, they would look like this.
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Brilliant! I shall encourage them to get it together
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heh... I remember doing that! 8 tracks too, and cassettes... video tapes, laser discs... yikes! Good luck!
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Fabulous as usual, great comeback after the disaster 
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This is like an ad for a fractal American Bandstand or Soul Train.
Wow ... brings back memories: 45s, LPs and even the old, heavy 78s. Albums. Dust jackets. Portable record players. Taping a coin on the record player arm to weight the needle.
And lest we forget: scratches!
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Right, I need the 10-inch follow-up, "78 dreams": heavier, faster, cracklier
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Makes me think of Desert Island Discs. Do you realise that the BBC ran that in the 50's along with The Archers?
Happy Teens.
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Yes, I did know the program had a venerable history. Still going strong too!
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What I remember best is the possibility the BBC gave to so many people to enjoy good music. I'm not a snob about any style and I think that what's called "serious" music is accessible to anyone.
There is a pianist who was "adopted" by Amnesty International while he was imprisoned in a South American state. He was well known here. Miguel Angel Estrella. He was guilty of taking music to the people, that is, of daring to be a little left wing. He said that poor people listened to Mozart and made the remark that it was like light, if I remember well. He was imprisoned for a few years. Eventually Yehudi Menuhin managed to send him a keyboard. There were no chords. It was silent. He would "play" his repertoire, so that his hands did not forget.
He was eventually released. I think the Amnesty actions had helped.
The programme I detested most was Mrs.Dale's Diary. Ugh!
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