Thread: I buy a Mozart CD to try it.
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Old 09-16-2007, 06:19 PM   #5
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To answer the question: a year ago I decided to buy a Chopin CD. I don't know why Chopin, I just had an urge to check his stuff out. And it wat hottt. And also only a fiver. Ever since then I have been occasionally buying classical cds, either trying different composers or specifically buying something buy one of my favs (Bach) or instrument (like the cello CD that I'm listening too right now). Good times.
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