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2016.50.2
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Boom box with graffiti art, "Solid Analog", ca. 1990s

Rob Castro has been studio owner and operator of ATB Studios since 1997. He has produced beats for Grayskul, an alternative hip hop group from Seattle, and has performed live with Bakudan and the Stanford Prison Experiment.
ID Number: 2016.50.2
Date: Circa 1990-2010
Physical Description: 1 Player, Audiocassette; plastic; 8.5 in.H x 17.5 in.W x 5.5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2016.50.2
Subjects: Performing Arts and Music, Mass Media, Popular Culture

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