Analog Salon #15

Since Michael Thornton is, among many other things, a high school teacher, he has very generously assigned us a little homework before Analog Salon #15. Don’t worry, it’s just extra credit, there won’t be a quiz.

Choose one, two, all three, or simply show up open to the conversation.

Read

Spend a little time with Michael’s essay on Red Rocks, a reflection on years of returning to one of Colorado’s most storied venues and the concerts, memories, and changes gathered along the way. Read the essay!

Reflect

Sit with his prompt about the shows that stay with us: the ones we still talk about, the ones that rearranged something in us, the ones that come back into focus when someone asks the right question. Write a few lines, talk it over with someone, or simply let the question follow you around for a while.Download the prompt!

Wear

Bring out your favorite concert tee when we gather on the KGNU patio on August 6. Consider it our very unofficial dress code.

No grades. Nothing to turn in. Just stories worth revisiting, well-loved concert tees, and a night of listening together.


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