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** Also applicable to ''New Country'' magazine, which shipped a tape (later a CD) and videocassette of 10 newly-released songs with every issue. You can probably find some of the songs on other albums, but they tended toward the obscure for both the songs and the videos. |
** Also applicable to ''New Country'' magazine, which shipped a tape (later a CD) and videocassette of 10 newly-released songs with every issue. You can probably find some of the songs on other albums, but they tended toward the obscure for both the songs and the videos. |
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** [http://cd.textfiles.com/ cd.textfiles.com], among other shareware shovelware CDs, also hosts some magazine cover CDs. |
** [http://cd.textfiles.com/ cd.textfiles.com], among other shareware shovelware CDs, also hosts some magazine cover CDs. |
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* Older mail order catalogs, a valuable historical resource, are essentially never reprinted while in copyright, and copies of pre-1946 publications<ref>Many of which are likely ''are'' public domain due to being published in a era where copyright needed to be renewed, but nobody wants to legally test this theory.</ref> are particularly rare due to consumption in war-time recycling and use as literal toilet paper. |
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