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Author Topic: DS/MK Bootlegs sold in ordinary music shops  (Read 8398 times)

OfflineJules

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Re: DS/MK Bootlegs sold in ordinary music shops
« Reply #75 on: February 25, 2025, 09:18:19 AM »
During the 90's I easily found bootlegs in any record shop in Valencia, and in Barcelona there is a street full of record shops and all of them had bootlegs at the time, they still have!
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Re: DS/MK Bootlegs sold in ordinary music shops
« Reply #76 on: February 25, 2025, 09:28:27 AM »
In the 90's local stores and supermarkets in. Spain had pile upon pile of writable CD's for sale.
I think largely so people could illegally copy computer games, but also music.

Ravel's Bolero? I have no clue. Can you cite any human being that has been hurt or life degraded because of Ravel's Bolero?
From what I can see it can still be performed by orchestras. It gained a lot more exposure when Torvill and Dean used it as their music on the way to Ice Dancing gold medal in the Olympics.

 

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