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But I'm working on a special project.

I'm going to be releasing an app, and it kind of brings a vinyl record player to your phone with all the records there.

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And since we don't have any deaths or other bad news or good news for that matter here, we're going to jump into the music right away.

As always, in the episode description, you'll find links to Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music for all of the recordings we're going to discuss.

And at the top of the description, there's a link to the full episode playlist.

That's all the music in one place on Deezer, CD quality streaming music from France.

On the next episode, we're going to continue our conversation and we're actually going to shift our focus to post-op recovery and return to play following endoscopic spine surgery.

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How they get their music, physical media or streaming.

Padawan says physical media is vinyl, and he listened to Amazon Music, and he cannot live without SiriusXM.

So everyone seems to be doing a little bit of both here.

Dave Lasseter, I purchase as much physical product as possible, almost all vinyl.

But of course, before we get into all that, before we get into talking to each other and a few of you, we got to get them plugs out the way.

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