[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]

Re: Bleedin' Quadrophenic!



Anna wrote:

>I discovered Quad at age 13 but didn't listen to it
till I was almost 21.  It was one of the albums in my
parents' rather meagre vinyl collection, and we dumped
our record player when it had broken a few years
before that.  (Along with The Beatles' 'Red Album' and
'Sounds of Silence' and 'Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and
Thyme,' Quad was the only record in their collection
I'd always had my eye on and pounced on as soon as I
got my own record player in December of 2001!  Those
records are mine now and I seriously doubt my parents
care enough to ask for them back!)

...
...
...

>I finally understood Quad.  I was
able to appreciate and relate to it at age 20 the way
I wasn't ready or mature enough to at age 13 or 14,
when I really could have benefitted from it, given the
nightmare I lived through in junior high.  I was the
one who packed my parents' thirty or so records in
that box when we left NY in 1996, so I had it
memorised where I'd put Quad and the Red Album.  I
knew exactly where to grab them from without even
looking, they meant that much to me.  I'm glad I
didn't rush my first time, so to speak, with Quad.


Great post Anna!   Slow consumption is the key to
complete digestion, with fine food and Quad too.

Joe in Philly


Joe Lewinski
ICANON Associates, Inc.
Phone: 610-313-1850 x 115
Fax: 610-313-1848

NEWZware is a product of ICANON Inc. - Visit our web site at
http://www.icanon.com/ for more information on ICANON, the company, and its
suite of products and services.