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>was it difficult to split the music collection? or did you
>always keep stuff separately?
>
I thought she was going to take a lot of stuff initially, but it just ended up that she was 'borrowing' it to burn/import into itunes/make some sort of copy, so I actually feel like she was really decent as far as respecting my more serious 'nerd collector' status.

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>need to check that out. have you heard the anna calvi album?
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You should. It's a lot more jangly and song-oriented than I had anticipated. Definitely a surprise for me. I was wrong about it initially though. I listened once and hated it, but when I really sat down with it on some headphones away from a computer, it really clicked. I have not heard —nor even heard OF, until right now— Anna Calvi. Recommendation duly noted though.

>too many bitter-sweet memories?
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Hardly.

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>probably not.
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Dammit, I have no time otherwise, you jerk. If I've learned anything over the past three years working this job, it's that kid-friendly music that you actually like to listen to kicks more ass than your average music that you like to listen to.

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>speaking of which, now that the ink has dried on your
>dissolution, are there any other cute music geeks on the
>scene?
Can I plead the fifth?

~Austin