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Over a 20 year period that means you must have spent
between $600 - $850 a year.
Its possible, but highly unlikely.
- Well, some artist give away their music for free...
- by MyRightEye January 9, 2008 8:03 PM PST
- Like Marc Scibilia's Hope Anthem...
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