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nephi
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What CDs do you have?
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Mar 7 08:13 UTC 1995 |
Well, what CDs do you have?
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nephi
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response 1 of 65:
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Mar 7 08:16 UTC 1995 |
To start this off, this is my (longish) catalog, as of February 28, 1995.
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General Collection
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AC/DC Back in Black 1
AC/DC The Razors Edge 2
Ace of Base The Sign 3
Aerosmith Aerosmith's Greatest Hits 4
Aerosmith Pump 5
Aerosmith Get a Grip 6
Arrested Development 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days 7
in the Life of
Bangles Greatest Hits 8
Beach Boys, the Made in U.S.A. 9
Beck Mellow Gold 10
Belinda Carlisle Heaven on Earth 11
Belinda Carlisle Her Greatest Hits 12
Bell Biv Devoe Poison 13
Beloved, the Conscience 14
Billy Idol Cyberpunk 15
Billy Joel An Innocent Man 16
Billy Joel Storm Front 17
Biz Markie The Biz Never Stops 210
Bjork Debut 18
Black Box Dreamland 19
Blind Mellon Blind Mellon 20
Bloc In the FREE ZONE 21
Blur Parklife 211
Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet 22
Boston Boston 23
Breeders, the Last Splash 24
Bruce Hornsby The Way It Is 25
and the Range
Bush Sixteen Stone 212
C+C Music Factory Gonna Make You Sweat 26
Candlebox Candlebox 213
Ce Ce Peniston Finally 27
Cher Heart of Stone 28
Chris Isaak Heart Shaped World 29
Concrete Blonde Bloodletting 30
Concrete Blonde Walking In London 31
Concrete Blonde Mexican Moon 32
Counting Crows August and Everything After 33
Cracker Cracker 34
Cracker Kerosene Hat 35
Cranberries, the Everybody Else Is Doing It, 36
So Why Can't We?
Cranberries, the No Need to Argue 37
Crash Test Dummies God Shuffled His Feet 38
Crowded House Together Alone 39
Crush Crush 40
Cure, the Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me 41
Cure, the Disintegration 42
Cure, the Wish 43
Dada Puzzle 44
Danzig Def American 45
Deacon Blue Whatever You Say, 46
Say Nothing
Dead Can Dance Into the Labrinth 47
Debbie Gibson Electric Youth 48
Deep Forest Deep Forest 49
Depeche Mode People Are People 50
Depeche Mode Catching Up With Depeche Mode 51
Depeche Mode Violator 52
Depeche Mode Songs of Faith and Devotion 53
Dig Radioactive 214
Dire Straits Money for Nothing 54
D Mob A Little Bit of This, 55
A Little Bit of That
Duran Duran Rio 56
Duran Duran Decade 57
Duran Duran Duran Duran 58
E.M.F. Schubert Dip 59
Enigma MCMXC a.D. 60
Enigma The CROSS of Changes 61
Enya Watermark 62
Erasure Wild! 63
Eric Carmen The Best of Eric Carmen 64
Escape Club, the Wild, Wild, West 65
Eurythmics Greatest Hits 66
Faith No More Introduce Yourself 67
Faith No More The Real Thing 68
Faith No More Angel Dust 69
Fine Young Cannibals The Raw & the Cooked 70
Fleetwood Mac Greatest Hits 71
Frente! Marvin the Album 72
Garth Brooks No Fences 73
Genesis Invisible Touch 74
Gin Blossoms New Miserable Experience 75
Gloria Estefan Into the Light 76
Green Day Dookie 77
Hothouse Flowers Songs From the Rain 78
Information Society Hack 79
INXS Kick 80
INXS X 81
INXS Live Baby Live 82
INXS Welcome To Wherever You Are 83
INXS Full Moon, Dirty Hearts 84
James Seven 85
James Laid 86
Jane Child Jane Child 87
Janet Jackson Janet Jackson's Rythm Nation: 88
1814
Jean Michele Jarre Oxygene 89
Jesus Jones Doubt 90
Jesus Jones Perverse 91
Journey Greatest Hits 92
Judybats Full - Empty 93
Kate Bush Hounds of Love 94
Kate Bush The Sensual World 95
King Missile Happy Hour 215
Kitaro My Best 96
Kitaro My Best 97
KLF, the The White Room 98
Kris Kross Totally Krossed Out 99
LaTour LaTour 100
LaTour Home on the Range 101
Lenny Kravitz Are You Gonna Go My Way 102
Lightning Seeds, the Cloudcuckooland 103
Live Throwing Copper 104
Londonbeat In the Blood 105
Love and Rockets Love and Rockets 106
Lulabox Lulabox 107
Lush Gala 108
Lush Spooky 109
Madonna True Blue 110
Madonna Like a Prayer 111
Madonna The Immaculate Collection 112
Marky Mark and the Music for the Poeple 113
Funky Bunch
Martika Martika 114
M.C. Hammer Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'em 115
Metallica Master of Puppets 116
Metallica Metallica 117
Midnight Oil Blue Sky Mining 118
Midnight Oil Earth and Sun and Moon 119
Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Don't Know How To Party 120
the
Mike + The Mechanics Living Years 121
Modern English After the Snow 122
Modern English Pillow Lips 123
Moody Blues, the The Story of the Moody Blues... 124
Legend of a Band
My Life With the 13 Above the Night 125
Thrill Kill Kult
Ned's Atomic Dustbin God Fodder 126
Nelson After the Rain 127
Neneh Cherry Homebrew 128
New Kids on the Block Hangin' Tough 129
Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine 130
Nine Inch Nails The Downward Spiral 216
Nirvana Nevermind 131
Nirvana In Utero 132
One Dove Morning Dove White 133
Paula Abdul Forever Your Girl 134
Paul Simon The Rythem of the Saints 135
Pearl Jam Ten 136
Pearl Jam Vs. 137
Pere Ubu Story of My Life 138
Peter Gabriel So 139
Peter Gabriel Shaking the Tree 140
Phil Collins ... But Seriously 141
Phil Collins Serious Hits ... Live! 142
Pink Floyd The Wall 143
P.M. Dawn Of the Heart, Of the Soul, and 144
Of the Cross: the utopian
experience
P.M. Dawn The Bliss Album 145
Poco Legacy 146
Police, the Every Breath You Take: 147
the singles
Pop Will Eat Itself Karmadrome 148
Porno For Pyros Porno For Pyros 149
Primus Pork Soda 150
Prince Graffiti Bridge 151
Prince The Hits vol. 1 152
Proclaimers, the Sunshine on Leith 153
Radiohead Pablo Honey 154
Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magik 155
R.E.M. Green 156
R.E.M. Out of Time 157
R.E.M. Automatic for the People 158
REO Speedwagon The Hits 159
Righteous Brothers Unchained Melody 160
Roxette Joyride 217
Salt-n-Pepa Blacks' Magic 161
Salt-n-Pepa The Hits Remixed 162
School of Fish School of Fish 163
Shamen, the In Gorbechev We Trust 164
Shamen, the En-tact 165
Shamen, the Boss Drum 166
Skid Row Skid Row 167
Smashing Pumpkins Siamese Dream 168
Snap World Power 169
Snap The Madman's Return 170
Snow 12 Inches of Snow 171
Soul Asylum Grave Dancers Union 172
Soundgarden Superunknown 173
Spin Doctors Pocket Full of Kryptonite 174
Stereo MC's Connected 175
Steve Miller Band, the Greatest Hits 1974-78 176
Stevie B Love & Emotion 218
Survivor Greatest Hits 177
Suzanne Vega Solitude Standing 178
Suzanne Vega 99.9 F 179
Tears For Fears The Seads of Love 180
Tears For Fears Tears Roll Down 181
(Greatest Hits 82-92)
Techmaster P.E.B. Bass Computer 182
Technotronic Pump Up the Jam: the album 183
The The Dusk 184
Thompson Twins Queer 185
Thompson Twins The Best of the 186
Thompson Twins
Tina Turner Greatest Hits 187
Toad the Wet Sprocket Dulcinea 188
Tom Petty Wildflowers 219
Tool Undertow 189
Tori Amos Under the Pink 190
Tragically Hip, the Fully Completely 191
Trash Can Sinatras, the I've Seen Everything 192
2 Live Crew Banned in the U.S.A.: 193
the Luke L.P.
2nu Ponderous 194
UB40 Labour of Love 195
UB40 Labour of Love II 196
U2 War 197
U2 Boy 198
U2 The Joshua Tree 199
U2 Achtung Baby 200
U2 Zooropa 201
Van Halen For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge 202
Vanilla Ice To the Extreme 203
Violent Femmes New Times 204
Wailing Souls All Over the World 205
Waterboys, the Dream Harder 206
Weezer Weezer 207
Wilson Phillips Wilson Phillips 208
World Party Goodbye Jumbo 209
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Various Artists
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Arista A 15 Year History of Rock 1
Best of 80's Rock Volume 4 30
Billboard Top Hits 1983 2
Do Something Alternative 31
Hearts of Gold 3
The Pop Collection
Hit Disc 952B 4
Hot Moves 5
Jock Rock Volume 1 32
Living in Oblivion The 80's Greatest Hits, 6
Volume 1
Living in Oblivion The 80's Greatest Hits, 7
Volume 2
Living in Oblivion The 80's Greatest Hits, 8
Volume 3
MTV, BET, VH-1 Power Players 9
Never Mind the Mainstream... Volume 1 10
The Best of MTV's 120
Minutes
Rock Classics of the 70's 11
Rock of the 80's Volume 2 12
Rock of the 80's Volume 3 13
Rock the First Volume 1 14
Rock the First Volume 3 15
Rock the First Volume 5 16
Rock the First Volume 6 17
Romantic Hits of the 80's 18
Season's Screenings The Soundtrack 33
Sedated in the Eighties Volume 1 19
Stereophile Test CD Volume 1 20
Stone Free A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix 21
Super Sessions Volume 1 22
Technorave 1 The Sound of the Future 23
Technorave 2 Trance Atlantic...the Wave 24
of the Future
Technorave 3 Technomania 25
Test Cd Woodford Music 26
This is Music '92 27
25 All Time Christmas Volume 1 28
Favorites
25 All Time Christmas Volume 2 29
Favorites
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Classical
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Bach Greatest Hits 1
Beethoven/Schubert Symphonies 5/8 2
Mozart Greatest Hits 3
Royal Philharmonic 4
Collection
Tchaikovsky Greatest Hits 5
World's Greatest Symphonies 6
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Environmental
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Country Stream 1
Environments 2 Tintinnabulation 2
Environments 3 Dawn & Dusk At New Hope, PA 3
Mountain Retreat 4
Ocean Surf 5
Rainstorm 6
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Soundtracks
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Crow, the 1
Last of the Mohicans, the 2
Miami Vice 3
Sliver 4
2/28/95
What CD's do you have?
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helmke
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response 2 of 65:
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Mar 7 17:27 UTC 1995 |
I'm supposed to list my CD's in that level of detail?
Here is roughly, a few things I have
Most of the more recent Tom Waits
Some Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, Fishbone, Thomas Dolby,
Aimee Mann, Counting Crows, Iggy Pop, some classical, and a lot
of other misc. stuff.
Not to mention vinyl.
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nephi
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response 3 of 65:
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Mar 7 23:02 UTC 1995 |
No. You definitely don't have to list them in such detail. I just listed
them like that because I already had a catalog to keep track of them.
People kept asking what kind of music I liked, so I just FTPed it here.
It also seemed like a good idea to have a central place where poeple could
put their CDs (esp. favorite CDs), so they would only have to answer the
quetion once.
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omni
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response 4 of 65:
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Mar 8 06:41 UTC 1995 |
I have a lot of classical, and early rock (50's/70's) and
a operett The HMS Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan. Plus
a few CD'swere copied from the Library's collection, such
Ravi Shankar and Dwayne Eddy.
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luci
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response 5 of 65:
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Mar 9 01:25 UTC 1995 |
O'Really do you know how many screens you took up? You badboy!
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krj
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response 6 of 65:
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Mar 10 05:11 UTC 1995 |
*heh*
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nephi
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response 7 of 65:
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Mar 10 05:18 UTC 1995 |
Well, anyone that didn't want to see it would have just typed q2
How hard is that?
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arabella
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response 8 of 65:
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Mar 13 11:58 UTC 1995 |
Your catalog was awfully long to be a response in an item,
nephi. A pointer to a file in your directory would be a better
approach.
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spartan
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response 9 of 65:
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Mar 14 03:09 UTC 1995 |
And besides, you didn't have any Sting! (Just the Police Singles)
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nephi
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response 10 of 65:
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Mar 14 07:07 UTC 1995 |
<nephi dumps cold water on himself, but still gets charred by the flames>
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marley
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response 11 of 65:
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Mar 20 19:50 UTC 1995 |
ok folks, i have a very eclectic collection; A Split Second, Bauhaus, Coltrane,
john, Davis miles, Einsturzende neubauten, Fear, Duran 2, Husker DU, marsalis,
branford, love and rockets, new model army, rollins band, operation ivy,
special beat, unsane, girls vs boys, minor threat, conflict, leather strip,
kmfdm, the the, ac/dc, metallica, the smiths, fugazi, marley, bob, laibach,
cassandra complex, nine nine nine, uniform choice, cro-mags, tones on tail,
sylvian/fripp, king crimson, creedence clearwater revival, blue dog, english
beat, the specials, special beat, new order, omd, eurythmics, hendrix, test
department, screaming blue messiahs, and much much more. anyone care to trade
comppilations (homemade)?
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nephi
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response 12 of 65:
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Mar 21 04:21 UTC 1995 |
Wow, Steve! You *do* have an eclectic collection. How did you hear
of some of those artists?
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marley
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response 13 of 65:
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Mar 27 19:25 UTC 1995 |
well nephi, first i have a question for you. is your name "nephi"
taken from the band, "Fields Of The Nephilim"? um, my older bro
introduced me to some as did his friends. ive also been combing
the bins of music stores for 10 years. Sometimes ill just by an album if its
used and i trust the label its on. (ie; cleopatra, dischord, mute, combat
and revelation) or its based on reviews, buying compilations, stuff off
comps my friends make me. I love nothing more than sharing good music with
others, which is why i am very interested in trading compilations with
people, that way i can "discover" bands that i might not have ever heard before
or, may have forgotten. I also sometimes find bands at listening booths in
record stores, or seeing a band in concert opening up for a band i went to see.
radioplay is the smallest percentage of bands that im into.
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nephi
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response 14 of 65:
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Mar 28 05:54 UTC 1995 |
No. It's a Mormon thing.
Are you able to listen to your music before you buy it?
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krj
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response 15 of 65:
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Mar 31 07:44 UTC 1995 |
Heh, let's have a contest to see who can out-eclectic whom.
I'll see your Smiths and raise you a Ukrainians. :-)
Hedningarna, Mozart operas, Harry Partch, Haydn quartets, Malicorne,
Richard Thompson, Duke Ellington, Toshiko Akioshi, The Irish
Descendants, Chet Atkins, Pavarotti recitals, the Yardbirds,
The Blue Aeroplanes, Sheila Chandra, Sam Philips, Dionne Warwick,
the Mekons, the Poozies, Varttina, Talking Heads, Shang Shang Typhoon,
Bottle Rockets, ArramAieda, and something from Japan which doesn't
even have any roman letters on it.
Do I win a prize? :-)
(PIZNI IZ THE SMITHS is an EP of Morrisey songs translated into
Ukrainian and played with balalaikas by The Ukrainians.)
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nephi
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Mar 31 09:25 UTC 1995 |
Um, I recognized Duke Ellington, Toshiko Akioshi, Chet Atkins,
and the Talking Heads.
Which groups from above do you recommend I check out?
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raven
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response 17 of 65:
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Apr 2 07:47 UTC 1995 |
Don't forget the Mike Oldfield, Holy Modal Rounders & Gil Scott Heron
eclectic fans.
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gerund
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response 18 of 65:
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Apr 11 07:55 UTC 1995 |
uh... right.
morrissey, world of
they might be giants: lincoln
morrissey, vauxhall and i
james, laid
james, gold mother
bangles, all over the place
pet shop boys, discography
pet shop boys, go west single cd
pet shop boys, very
morrissey and siouxsie, interlude
siouxsie and the banshees, wonderland
melissa etheridge, yes i am
u2, achtung baby
the crow soundtrack
more, but i can't think of them at the moment.
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mcnally
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Apr 14 05:36 UTC 1995 |
A word of advice -- don't try to compete with KRJ's record collection.
Be afraid. Be very afraid.
I'm no slouch myself when it comes to collecting a lot of musical odds
and ends (more odds than ends..) but KRJ's collection is full of stuff
most people never suspect exists.
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fraizer
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Apr 19 16:11 UTC 1995 |
Some of the CD's I've been listening to recently:
blues traveler, four
reservoir dogs soundtrack, various
pulp fiction soundtrack, various
tori amos, piano
phish, picture of nectar
moby grape, haight ashberry (greatest hits, and rarities)
frank zappa, joe's garage
frank zappa, the yellow shark
frank zappa, civilization phase III
todd snyder, songs for the daily planet
jethro tull, original masters
jethro tull, thick as a brick
arlo guthrie, alice's restaurant, greatest hits
live, throwing copper
creedence clearwater revival, greatest hits
...all i could think of right now...
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iowa
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response 21 of 65:
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May 8 04:11 UTC 1995 |
quit
q_uit
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telnet
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anne
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response 22 of 65:
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May 12 15:10 UTC 1995 |
Hi Robyn! Welcome to Grex, believe me, it gets easier! :)
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nephi
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response 23 of 65:
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May 15 03:19 UTC 1995 |
Welcome to Grex, iowa!
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md
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response 24 of 65:
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Jul 6 13:01 UTC 1995 |
My CD buying follows two separate paths. There are the CDs
of music I didn't have recordings of to begin with and had
been meaning to pick up (sometimes for years). And you can
add to that the CDs of music I hadn't actually been intending
to buy, but I read an interesting review or it caught my eye
and the store. In other words, a seamless continuation of
my LP and cassette tape buying in the pre-CD era. The other
main path are the CDs of music I already have - sometimes of
the very same performance - that I just wanted to have on
CD for all the reasons people prefer CDs to other media.
I can't believe the grammar and typos in this response.
I better go get some coffee.
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