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records

circa 1955: Dean Calagno is one of the youngest radio disc jockeys in America and attracts a large teenage audience. Although he has only one show a week, Dean does a great deal of research during the week to be sure which records are exactly right for his playlist.

Why I’m Not the Least Bit Interested in Record Store Day

I’m not interested in records. Records are just records. They are not our life with music.
By Tim Sommer
Run DMC

Your Guide to the Best Music Gifts Available on Black Friday

Here’s our guide to the best of Black Friday's special Record Store Day offerings of some highly collectible vinyl in all shapes and sizes.
By Linda Laban
The Beatles.

You Don’t Know the Real Beatles Until You’ve Heard Sgt. Pepper’s in Mono

In mono, "Sgt. Pepper’s" is a tough, tight, almost bitter album that is far more of a “rock” record than the stereo version I grew up with.
By Tim Sommer
Unhappy vinyl.

Why Vinyl’s Resurgence Won’t Save the Music Industry

By Preston Jones

Liquid Liquid: The Most Important NY Band You’ve Never Heard Of

By Tim Sommer
Music Mart Fundraiser for Lou Gehrig's Disease

Liberation From the Pathology of Record Collecting

By Patrick Daly
Mayor Bill de Blasio chatting with City Hall reporters this afternoon. (Photo: Rob Bennett for the Office of Mayor Bill de Blasio)

De Blasio Dodges FOIL Questions

By Jill Colvin and Ross Barkan
Pauline Toole. (Photo: LinkedIn)

De Blasio Hires Pauline Toole to Oversee Department of Records

By Jill Colvin
Christine Quinn speaks with Piers Morgan. (Photo: CNN.com)

Christine Quinn Defends Surveillance in Wake of Monitoring Reports

By Jill Colvin
Map of Hadrian's Wall

The World’s Longest Work of Art

By M.H. Miller
"Untitled" (1989) by Albert Oehlen. (Courtesy Sotheby's)

Artists Records for Albert Oehlen and (Sort of) A.R. Penck at Sotheby’s London

By Andrew Russeth

Will Gehry’s 8 Spruce Become Priciest Pad in Town?

By Matt Chaban

West Coast Precipitation Proves Corny Pop Song Wildly False

By Nate Freeman

U.S. Sets New Records in Poverty, Loss of Homes

By Mike Taylor
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