Invisible Jams. Poetry Disguised As Discography

Remember a time when recorded music was a tangible thing?

We all fell in love with the artwork and packaging and liner notes on our favorite LPs and CDs. Squinting at the microscopic print on the fold out from our cassette tapes is probably why some of us need glasses and laser eye surgery today. Much has been said about the pop-art revolution enabled by the heyday of the music industry from the 60s through the 90s, when bands and artists often went hand in hand to create something bigger. ...