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The concert, in turn, inspired the album, which was conceived as both a further tribute and benefit for the Allan family. The album contained mostly rare or unreleased tracks by bands that were friends or aquaintances of the sisters, or who just plain wanted to help out. | The concert, in turn, inspired the album, which was conceived as both a further tribute and benefit for the Allan family. The album contained mostly rare or unreleased tracks by bands that were friends or aquaintances of the sisters, or who just plain wanted to help out. | ||
From the liner notes written by Clare Kleinedler, ''Addicted To Noise'' correspondant and friend to the Allan sisters | From the liner notes written by Clare Kleinedler, ''Addicted To Noise'' correspondant and friend to the Allan sisters: | ||
''"Mykel & Carli Allan lived for music. For them, music was more than something to listen to; it was a way to bring people together and a way of life. Their jobs, running fan clubs, enabled them to build a bridge between the artists who create music, and their fans. They touched many lives with their friendship, their openness, their trust, and brought thousands of strangers together into an almost familial community. | ''"Mykel & Carli Allan lived for music. For them, music was more than something to listen to; it was a way to bring people together and a way of life. Their jobs, running fan clubs, enabled them to build a bridge between the artists who create music, and their fans. They touched many lives with their friendship, their openness, their trust, and brought thousands of strangers together into an almost familial community. | ||