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	<title>Comments on: Artists blame iTunes for changed music tastes</title>
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		<description>We must look at the fact that most people only care about a few songs on any given album... why should they have to buy the whole thing.  If artists as a whole would make more memorable albums, they may have a chance of selling the whole thing.  This is nothing new... I grew up purchasing 45s and cassette singles.  For one, I didn&#039;t always have the money to buy the whole album.  Second, I usually didn&#039;t want the whole thing anyway.  It&#039;s simple... make an album like &quot;The Wall&quot; of &quot;Sgt. Peppers&quot; and we will buy it all... keep giving us 1 or 2 singles and 10 crap songs and we won&#039;t.  It really is that simple.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We must look at the fact that most people only care about a few songs on any given album&#8230; why should they have to buy the whole thing.  If artists as a whole would make more memorable albums, they may have a chance of selling the whole thing.  This is nothing new&#8230; I grew up purchasing 45s and cassette singles.  For one, I didn&#8217;t always have the money to buy the whole album.  Second, I usually didn&#8217;t want the whole thing anyway.  It&#8217;s simple&#8230; make an album like &#8220;The Wall&#8221; of &#8220;Sgt. Peppers&#8221; and we will buy it all&#8230; keep giving us 1 or 2 singles and 10 crap songs and we won&#8217;t.  It really is that simple.</p>
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