GBS CD #10

Jaysus.
I remember the day our first indie CD was delivered to St John's. I showed up the day before the CD Launch, which, I believe, was August 3rd, 1993. It was the coolest day of my life. I've probably mentioned this before here, but I'd spent much of my young life in bands and choirs and playing on concerts of varying types. Always dreaming of having a professionally manufactured CD of my band's own music. I'd though of it as the most legitimizing business card in the music industry. It is the biggest separation between those who want to be in a band for a living and those who undeniably are in a band for a living.
So what then should I think of being in a band that now has 10 CDs? Can we now finally say that we can do this for a living? If releasing CD #1 is the great divide in real and pretender bands, what then is the significance of releasing CD #10? Does this finally justify us as a career band or something? I don't know yet. I am just glad this day is finally here, and another batch of our musical offerings is born onto the world.
Thanks for all the congrats and well wishes. I feel pretty cool today.
Hope you do too.
Cheers,
Alan