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- by skycorgan June 30, 2009 5:19 PM PDT
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(6 Comments)(1) "Nickelback". There is even art work which indicates the correct spelling.
(2) Broken links leading to the site for download.
and most importantly....
(3) A most horrible sounding 128kbps MP3 file which basically sounds like a muffler was put over Chad Kroeger's head, and then hit with a hammer. If you're going to give away an MP3 as part of a promotion, at least give out a 256kbps encoded file.