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  1. dillweed3:25 PM

    how do you blog songs/song clips from Last.fm? is it tricky?

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  2. Clint Gardner3:28 PM

    They just added the feature (well it is the first time I've noticed it). Basically you click on the song and it comes up on a page. There is a code right beneath it that you can copy and then paste it into the blog.

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  3. Dr. Write10:19 PM

    I have this CD! Actually I bought it on iTunes. Do you have any of their other stuff? How about the Wailing Jennys?

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  4. Clint Gardner1:08 PM

    I might note that I had the BGTs which I purchased from iTunes, and then felt guilty about killing off Orion, so I bought it there too.

    Damn ethics interfering with my economy!

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  5. Lisa B.3:42 PM

    I love Orion's, and I buy and have bought my share of cds there, but I also feel like them and their ilk (I add to them The King's English) need to get with the times, man. Nostalgia for the past is great, but I love being able to download music.

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  6. Lisa B.3:43 PM

    I'm adding to that that I shun iTunes because of their i-hegemonic practices. Emusic, man. I love 'em.

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  7. Clint Gardner4:32 PM

    Orion is trying to respond. Still. Still.

    They have George Clinton coming on Monday. Should be fun.

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