Human voices are the new bootleg records
In the late ’60s, the recorded music industry had to deal with bootleg records sold from under the counter at record stores and from car trunks. Today it’s much more complicated.
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In the late ’60s, the recorded music industry had to deal with bootleg records sold from under the counter at record stores and from car trunks. Today it’s much more complicated.
In the late '60s, the recorded music industry had to deal with bootleg records sold from under the counter at record stores and from car trunks. Today it's much more complicated.
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