Shannon Shaw on music collections
From Shannon Shaw - What's In My Bag? · · Amoeba
“I found a box of tapes that changed my life. It was a case, with a little handle and you open it up and there's two sides of tapes... and I only listened to the tape box for like two years.”
On , Shannon Shaw, Chief Legal Officer & Secretary at ANGI INC, spoke about music collections during Shannon Shaw - What's In My Bag? on Amoeba.
About Shannon Shaw
Shannon Shaw, the singer of Shannon & The Clams, participated in the "What's In My Bag?" series at Amoeba Music in Hollywood in 2019. During the segment, Shaw discussed her personal taste in music, film, and literature. She described her favorite books as Michelle McNamara's work on the Golden State killer and "In Cold Blood." Shaw also spoke about a box of tapes she found that she said changed her life, which included "Cruisin'" compilations and Thrasher skate rock comps, and noted that she listened to the tape box for two years. Shaw shared anecdotes about her shopping experience, including a previous encounter at Waterloo Records in Austin where she said a man followed her and purchased two records she had set aside. She also expressed admiration for a Caetano Veloso Tropicalia record, stating she never wants it to end, and described Scott Walker as a "very interesting character" with good use of orchestra.