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Between The Bars: A tender Mother’s Day Stereo Story

New Zealand writer Maria Majsa always digs deep when she writes a Stereo Story: deep into a dark past, deep into a song. ‘Every so often you come across a song which can demolish you; take you down in slow-mo, floor by floor like an old hotel, ending in a puff of plaster and dust.’

Lockdown: Enough reaping, Grim Reaper

As we approach May, 2016 has seen too many artistic, scientific and intellectual giants shuffle off this mortal coil for ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Baker’s liking. He thinks it’s time to take pro-active measures to stem the tide of untimely deaths.

Record store pilgrim

Stereo Stories celebrates Record Store Day (today, 16 April ) with a 2011 story about lunchtime temptations, a 1960s photo from Sydney, and a 1981 song by Ian Hunter, Old Records Never Die. Cheers. Visit Stereo Stories. vinmFounder and editor of Stereo Stories, a partner site of The Footy Almanac. Likes a gentle kick of [Read more]

Almanac Music – Ed Kuepper: Reward for Effort

Swish sees Ed Kuepper at last. What took him so long?

Stereo Stories next gig next Sunday

Stereo Stories’ second show of the year is next Sunday, 3 April, at Williamstown Library

Almanac Music: In Melbourne with Madonna.

Paul questioned Madonna’s Magic and discovered his teenage crush has matured to respect.

Almanac Music: Skyhooks and me

Mickey’s ode to Skyhooks and the memories relived.

They Dont Make Them Like They Used To

Personal tribute to Jon English by Aussiegus and the reality of time.

Stereo Story: karaoke in North Korea

You’re in North Korea. On a holiday. You’re in a karaoke bar. What song do you choose?

Stereo Story – a neck brace and RocKwiz

Julia Zemiro, RocKwiz’s vivacious host, spots my neck brace. (It’s hard to miss.) She touches me on the arm. “What happened?”