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EDGEMAN

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I have a bunch of CDs too


I've had a hard drive die requiring me to rebuild iTunes. Soft copies of the music I'd uploaded was lost, and I had to reload everything. Lets just say I prefer to keep "hard copies" of my music purchases.

Now if I ever leave the Apple universe and jump into the Google hive, believe anything I've purchased on iTunes would be lost. Don't think it transfers...

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Posted: 04/09/2019 at 2:37PM


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