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radio should be banned

I posted on Blogcritics:

The RIAA needs to start at the root of the problem. The real problem, quite obviously, is radio. Always has been and always will be. What's the deal with playing music for free over airwaves? Radio is like the marajuana of illegal music- it's the gateway to more serious offenses like downloading mp3's. Pre-teens nationwide are carrying the idea of free music from radio to the internet. This needs to be stopped. The solution? Ban radio.

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Posted by particleman on 12 Oct 03 12:00 AM |

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silver bullets, man. or are those for vampires? college radio ain't half bad. it's like being in the twilight zone- not here nor there.

Posted by pm | February 10, 2007 8:15 PM

Posted on February 10, 2007 20:15

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in case you hadn't noticed - radio is already dead. it's operating in zombie state at this point and like everyone already knows, it's hard as hell to kill a zombie.

Posted by jojo | February 10, 2007 8:15 PM

Posted on February 10, 2007 20:15

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