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The library makes itunes obsolete


hepcat

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Actually I upload them a different way so I can have them as mp3's because I like to sample stuff and the itunes format doesn't let you do that.

And what I meant was buying from itunes, but there are plenty of ways to organize your music.

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I hate the library 'cause everytime I go on a roadtrip with my grandpa (which is more often than you'd think) he always stops at the library and gets a bajillion CDs of Nat King Cole, Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald, etc. to listen to in the car. THANKS PUBLIC LIBRARY!

And thats exactly why no matter where I go I carry my iPod. Not only is it a natural deterrent to keep people from trying to engage me in monotonous conversation while on long roadtrips, but if your music sucks, mine doesn't. I just plug in the headphones and I'm in a another world.

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I hate the library 'cause everytime I go on a roadtrip with my grandpa (which is more often than you'd think) he always stops at the library and gets a bajillion CDs of Nat King Cole, Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald, etc. to listen to in the car. THANKS PUBLIC LIBRARY!

Anyone who hates Ella hates music.

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