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ok, some assessment has been made of losses...a good bit of the master tapes from records past have remained intact, although some have been water damaged. it seems what epuipment that wasnt burned has sufficient water damage as well....this is just one of those things that's going to take a while to sort out. a good bit of the equipment is/was one of a kind, as well as the Easley experience as a whole. Easley carried character recording traits unlike anywhere else in the country, it's a very sad moment to see so much of it gone.