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Yep, for some reason they see it as an accomplishment to load full albums to their mobile devices. I almost always pick and choose only the songs I know I will enjoy. There are maybe 10 albums, if that, I can listen to all the way through
Buddies kid last year spent over $400 on a set of ear buds, and downloads at 128 bit rates, not sure I see the logic there, but it's his money.
Used to trade CD's with others a ways back, was a good way to get new music.
Tried Itunes but couldn't get the 320 br I wanted, so now I just buy used CD's but even that gets expensive.
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