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At this point we are having to order 3 times a week to keep up with the demand for vinyl which is exciting but definitely keeps us busy!īayleigh: Yes, definitely busy. The other constant is staying on top of keeping a diverse array of titles and genres in stock. We have themed days Monday-Thursday which our audience seems to enjoy commenting on. Katie: Bayleigh and work daily to keep an interactive and intriguing social media presence. There’s something about listening to an album as a whole and having a physical copy that you can’t compare to anything. I’ve always had a deep tie to music, and there’s an art to vinyl that I’m happy that’s back. Music is so important in my life and I wanted to be able to share that love with other people along with my own creative interpretation of what a record store looks and feels like.īayleigh: I grew up being surrounded by music, musician parents as well as my dad being in a band and working at a record store when he was my age. Katie: I always wanted to open a record store from the moment I started my own collection years ago. How did you get into your industry / What motivated you? “ Other than that, I’m really into film, and am kind of a nerd when it comes to it as I like to dive deep into studying films and directors.” I do enjoy writing when I have time to myself.” Bayleigh, a musician, singer / songwriter out of Dallas spends all of her extra time working on her music.

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“ My husband and I have 4 children so that keeps me busy in my free time. In their free time, Katie who owns another shop The Groovy Coop spends time with family. Growing up in families that loved music and vinyl, it’s no surprise Katie and Bayleigh found their way here. So, this weekend I’m looking forward to introducing you to Katie Scott, Owner and Bayleigh Cheek, Manager who have burst on the scene, in a time that has felt so uncertain for brick and mortar shops, with their new record store. After clicking over I found out Red Zeppelin Records based in McKinney Texas is female run and owned, a definite ‘follow’. It’s possible the Houses of the Holy sleeve got banned because the content of image was raised by a moderator who’s never heard of Led Zeppelin as the image containing child nudity would automatically be filtered.įacebook uses algorithms alongside censorship employees to filter uploaded content and keep paedophilia, gruesome imagery, and other illegal and obscene content from reaching the site and a large per cent of content with nudity does not go live.A few months ago this bright fun logo started showing up in my Instagram suggested posts, tied to great photos and content. Some even received three days.”įacebook has in the past banned other artwork including Nirvana’s Nevermind and Jane’s Addiction’s Nothing Shocking and Ritual De Lo Habitual which they later allowed. I even had page members message me to indicate that they had been given 24-hour bans. “All because the thumbnail image was the album cover. The link to the petition was being removed by anyone sharing it.” “Before too long, everyone was commenting, indicating that they had shared the petition and been given warnings. “Approximately 30 minutes after posting the petition on my page, I received a notice that the post went against community standards, I then created another post, mentioning how the petition was removed.” Kaotic, who is responsible for starting the petition reported

It seems that even sharing the petition has been censored because of the thumbnail image that was used. In protest, a petition set up by A has been created requesting Facebook to remove the censorship. Also, some users have even been blocked from using their account for three days as a result.

Users and fan page operators alike have reported that when any attempt is made to use this image it has been removed. However, that event image has been banned by the site. In 2011, the image was successfully used by Michelle Kaotic, who manages a Led Zeppelin Facebook page to promote an event. The original cover was designed by Aubrey Powell of Hipgnosis from a collage of photographs. If anyone tries to post the cover of this 1973 Zeppelin album cover, they will be prevented due to the censorship rules.Īccording to Classic Rock magazine via CoS, posting of the album image cover was banned because it shows naked children climbing over the terrain at the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland. Facebook has prevented anyone from posting the famous House of the Holy album cover by activating its automatic censorship filter.

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