hellyeahlosangeles: What a fantastic photo of TOWER RECORDS on Sunset Strip! What found memories of this legendary record store can you share with VLA? Because it was more then just music…Photographer Robert Landau - circa late 1970s - Courtesy of

hellyeahlosangeles: What a fantastic photo of TOWER RECORDS on Sunset Strip! What found memories of this legendary record store can you share with VLA? Because it was more then just music…Photographer Robert Landau - circa late 1970s - Courtesy of

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Npylog: Quad 27C It’s An Imperial Quad 27C. The Maker Of This Camera Made A Lot Of Cute, Colorful Cameras In The 1960S. This Is Not One Of The Better-Looking Models, But Seems Like It Might Be A Kick Anyhow.

Npylog: Teac Alignment Tape (Mtt-121N) By Thegreatexperimentalaccount On Flickr.

Npylog: Punch Cards Early Computers Often Used Punch Cards For Input Both Of Programs And Data. Punch Cards Were In Common Use Until The Mid-1970S. It Should Be Noted That The Use Of Punch Cards Predates Computers. They Were Used As Early As 1725 In

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Girls-Snap: Untitled By Roиa On Flickr.

Classicwaxxx: The Who “My Generation” / “Shout And Shimmy” Single - Brunswick Records, Sweden (1965).

Lostpropinfo: I Spent Part Of The Last Day Of My 30S Digging Through Crates At A Couple Stores In Greenpoint Brooklyn. I Always Love Going To Record Grouch And I Also Managed To Make It To The Cool New Small Captured Tracks Store. It Ended Up Being A

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