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Once upon a time Elvis Perkins received an iPod as a gift. “I really couldn’t forge a relationship with it,’’ he says. “It left me feeling empty.’’ Perkins’s preferred music delivery system is “vinyl straight into my brain.’’ Happily, the singer-songwriter recently indulged us by setting iTunes on his home computer to party shuffle, and based on the set list ... (Full article: 214 words)
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