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Greg Scranton

Greg Scranton has been a contributing photographer and writer for Surviving the Golden Age for the past decade. He is also a dedicated husband, father, and educator located on the East coast.

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Built to Spill @ the Spaceland Ballroom – Hamden, CT Nov. 5th, 2013

By Greg Scranton

In what I can only describe as one of the best live shows I’ve seen in close to a decade, Built to Spill rocked…

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The Sea and Cake @ Arch St. Tavern – Hartford, CT

By Greg Scranton

The last time I saw the Sea and Cake was in 1996 in Philadelphia at a seedy joint called Upstairs at Nick’s. The bill…

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Quasi @ Cafe Nine – New Haven, CT

By Greg Scranton

Despite an agonizingly long commute from D.C. due to bad weather, Sam Coomes and Janet Weiss (Quasi) overcame some early technical difficulties and played a…

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Pinback @ Spaceland Ballroom 9.12.13

By Greg Scranton

Generally my pre-concert routine is to pour myself a drink, clean my lenses, pack up my gear, and populate a flash drive with a…

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The Flaming Lips & Spiritualized at The Oakdale Theatre, Wallingford, CT

By Greg Scranton

Spectacle! Spectacle! Spectacle!  Not in the Debordian sense, but rather in a dazzling display of sight and sound orchestrated by The Flaming Lips at…

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The Mantles @ BAR, New Haven, CT

By Greg Scranton

“You guys ready for a joke?” poses frontman Michael Olivares while glancing over his shoulder at the rest of the band as if to…

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Low at Spaceland Ballroom, Hamden, CT

By Greg Scranton

It was March 29th, 1994, the day I would see Low for the very first time. At the risk of dating myself, here is…

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