Professional 5x7 BLACK Slip-in Wedding/Parent Photo Album holds 30 photos

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S. Carey concert at Daytrotter Studio on 23 Nov 10

Toward the bottom of the thank you section, inside the liner notes of S. Carey’s gorgeous debut album, “All We Grow,” the Bon Iver percussionist thanks Justin Vernon “for being a constant guide through so many parts of this process.” It is an inevitability that, no matter how anyone would like to see it, there can be some distinct audio comparisons to Carey’s debut album and “For Emma, Forever Ago,” the indie blockbuster that Vernon wrote a few winters ago to deal with a broken heart. As the story goes, Vernon moved back to Eau Claire, Wisconsin, hunkered down in his parents’ cabin out in the depths of a snowy forest, for months on end, found a voice and wrote. What he came out of the woods with was an album that resonated with so many for its luster and its brilliance in capturing the full figure of a man who had been dismantled, chopped down into a proportionately smaller man and then self-nourished back into a stronger body, holding in his hands a testament to pain endured and overcome. Sean Carey would not have, nor did he ask Vernon to borrow that cabin, wear the clothes and read the books that Vernon wore and read whilst living in said cabin. He did not go there, though the cool, wind-swept valley feeling of the album might suggest otherwise. He did nothing to try and channel that same muse that led Mr. Bon Iver to his first, but not likely his last opus. His one so happened to be about man and a very particular woman. Carey’s happens to be about a man – seemingly, happily knowing that he’s doing it – working his way to a point where he’s going to need that cabin and he’s going to need to get away. He’s almost asking for it. ?? One can hear some of the echoes of those woods on “All We Grow,” or what our minds want us to believe are those mystical woods, but it’s important to pay the closest attention to the separation of the content of these two musicians and friends, or we’ll miss a great listen and the approach. The separation goes something like understandi

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