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I've listened to Aja more times than I can count. I understand what it is. I'm just not sure it ever loved me back. Go ahead. Say it out loud at a dinner party. Watch the wine glasses tremble. Watch someone set down their fork with the slow deliberateness of a person trying very hard not to scream. Can't Buy a Thrill is a better Steely Dan album than Aja. I've said it. It's out there. We can't go back. And look, I want to be clear about something before the letters arrive. I have listened to...

Vinyl records offer a unique listening experience, but they require proper care to maintain their sound quality and longevity. Storing your records correctly at home protects them from damage caused by dust, heat, moisture, and physical wear. This guide shares practical tips to help you keep your collection in excellent condition for years to come. Vinyl records stored upright on a wooden shelf with protective sleeves Keep Records Upright and Supported One of the most important rules for...

There’s something different about putting on a record. It’s not background noise, and it’s not something you skip through—it’s an experience. At Sax & Blue, we see it every day: people slowing down, settling in, and actually listening. The good news is you don’t have to be in the shop to create that same feeling. Here’s how to build the perfect vinyl listening night at home. 1. Start with the Right Record The foundation of the night starts with what’s spinning. Think less about “what’s...