MINNEAPOLIS — Last month at a large, nondescript industrial warehouse across County Road 81 from Osseo High School, rock 'n' roll history was being made.
Literally "made," in the manufacturing sense.
A newly unearthed 1971 live album by rock legend Stephen Stills — part of the giant slate of LPs arriving for Saturday's international Record Store Day — was on an assembly line being converted from heated, oozing PVC goo into solid black 12-inch discs.