I SEE NO COLORS - Bob Edmund (1969)
The year was 1969. A man walked on the moon, Bob Edmund made an LP record album, and I was born.
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BLACK ROSES - Jim Paquette (1988)
I had a four track cassette recorder, access to a Xerox machine, and four songs I was proud of at the time.
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MUDD - Jim Paquette (1994)
Learning to live in a new state, learning about COREL DRAW, and learning about the Ensoniq TS-10.
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RADIO HELL - Jim Paquette (1996)
The end of the cassette era for me. That's a picture of the J-Card. You fold it and put it in the cassette case. I can actually listen to this one all the way through. It's was the last time I'd put together a collection of non- silly songs for a while.
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