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Old 08-03-2008, 12:39 AM #16
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Just a thought...

A couple of years ago I downloaded just about every song I ever loved. Can't remember the website, but I paid about 50 cents each for them, so it was legit.

DH and I made our own (very expensive) CDs to listen to.

Not long after that, I discovered XMRadio and wondered why in the world I paid so much for all that music! I can just tune in to my favorite soft rock stations and not have to worry about CDs.

True, you do have to get a special radio and subscribe, but I find it easier than sorting through stacks of CDs.
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