Like debonaire, but with the web. Get it? Zola 2020-04-20T22:52:55-05:00 https://webonaire.com/tags/cd/atom.xml 2020-04-20T22:52:55-05:00 2020-04-20T22:52:55-05:00 Unknown https://webonaire.com/posts/recovering-the-satellites/ <p><img src="https://webonaire.com/posts/recovering-the-satellites/recovering_the_satellites.jpg" alt="Cover of Recovering the Satellites" /></p> <p>It was 1996. A newlywed in a small town in the mountains of Virginia. A sparsely furnished first-floor apartment. The burn in the linoleum left by a comal that split and was sent flying from the electric stove. Strumming my acoustic guitar to this CD in the barren living room, separated by a plastic sheet hung to keep the heat in the side of the apartment we actually used. Carver 900 receiver, Advent Legacy speakers, that crappy Panasonic five-disc changer that everyone had. Feeling weird that I didn't have anyone to hang out with and listen to this new CD. Wondering if I'll ever see my friends again. Nobody here knows who I am.</p> <p>The chances of me listening to this album on a streaming service were none. I can't remember the last time I listened to it. And, while I listened to <em>Recovering the Satellites</em> considerably less than <em>August and Everything After</em>, I must have listened enough because everything came back to me. This is the beauty of physical media — I would never have found this in my virtual media collection.</p>