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- by osynnek July 10, 2009 10:32 AM PDT
- I walk into a shop that has something playing as background music, hear something that attracts my attention and ask what it is. I write it down and download the song to see if it's something I really like. If I like it, I go and see if it's available on LP. Otherwise I go seek out the CD.
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