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Presenting Mississippi Records, home to obscure music and (slightly) less obscure release methods.
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This was a real service, Lloyd. I just put in an order for "'70s Thai Orchestra Music" and "Life is a Problem." I don't get how a place like this can stay in business, with Amazon and other corporate entities at everyone's disposal, but that's a curiosity that doesn't need to be scratched.
Can't say I like the new format too much myself, and I also don't quite get the new fascination with Vinyl. I just buy CD's, mainly because they can fit in my computer, but good article all in all.
