Oh wow... I worked there back in the eighties, and I remember all the little caches of records and cds all of the employees would stash in the back... the one record I did stash- a white Beatles White album- got snagged by a friend of mine.... I still give him a hard time about it. I remember working with Pat and Bob (that's him in his younger days in that picture), Mike Patton, Mike Asher, Hal, Beth, Rick, Rick, Dave, Droid, Ali... inventory was always a party with Clyde Mazzotti and his family coming over to help and bringing the great pizzas... getting paid in CDs if you wanted. I was going through a hard divorce, and it was the perfect job for me at the time... being with people who were passionate about music and sound and who all had different tastes. It opened my ears up to so much music and different ideas- stretched my head. I remember all of us standing behind that silvered window making monkey faces while a famous news guy stood in front of it on national tv... don't even know what that was about... then there was the Mickey Rourke sighting at mazzottis.... God, there are a million memories about that place. Larry, you were a great boss, and I hope you have a great adventure in the next phase of your life!
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Re: “Larry Glass Bids Farewell to The Works”
Oh wow... I worked there back in the eighties, and I remember all the little caches of records and cds all of the employees would stash in the back... the one record I did stash- a white Beatles White album- got snagged by a friend of mine.... I still give him a hard time about it. I remember working with Pat and Bob (that's him in his younger days in that picture), Mike Patton, Mike Asher, Hal, Beth, Rick, Rick, Dave, Droid, Ali... inventory was always a party with Clyde Mazzotti and his family coming over to help and bringing the great pizzas... getting paid in CDs if you wanted. I was going through a hard divorce, and it was the perfect job for me at the time... being with people who were passionate about music and sound and who all had different tastes. It opened my ears up to so much music and different ideas- stretched my head. I remember all of us standing behind that silvered window making monkey faces while a famous news guy stood in front of it on national tv... don't even know what that was about... then there was the Mickey Rourke sighting at mazzottis.... God, there are a million memories about that place. Larry, you were a great boss, and I hope you have a great adventure in the next phase of your life!