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Another "project" of mine is to minimize my life and I'm starting off by selling (and a few trades) most of my music collection. For now I am only listing about 200 pieces at a time, otherwise it becomes too much to deal with. If you do not see what you are looking for, then email me which band you are interested in and I'll see if I have what you're looking for. half.com, ebay, amazon.com, lala.com

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party music galore [working]

i've been working on the music i'm going to play at the halloween party. as it's halloween, i was thinking goth/industrial with a couple of halloween standards such as "monster mash". as it's likely to be a slightly older (than me) crowd and definitely not people familiar with goth/industrial, i am heavily leaning it towards 1980s new wave and kroq-ish songs. i have whittled it down to 101 songs, or 6.8 hours of music, which is much more than i need. i have tried to keep it to mostly one song per artist, two songs max. there are exceptions for a couple bands that i either like a lot or think the mood of the music is perfect for halloween or both.

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