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To: Lost1 who wrote (1746)	1/5/2002 11:58:38 PM
From: HG	Read Replies (1) of 3937

Already did that. Twice over.....but it gets filled up again and again, thanx to the fast download speeds..LOL. I can download and fill up the disk in one night, but burning takes forever. Lately i've been simply backing the mp3s in data form and listening to them on the mp3 player <my cd players at home and in my car read mp3 files too>. But alphabetical backups make for haphazard music, even if they are segregated by a directory structure, so the flow is missing and besides, who wants to listen to 150 songs in one go ? I just have to find more time to burn CDs properly...... EDIT : If you don't like "Life's Highway" you may ignore this, but if you haven't heard it, do try and download. You might like it.

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