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		<title>And Thus It Was Written</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The almighty (self appointed) deities at Pitchfork have released the next 500 commandments to your local Mt. Sinai/Barnes &#38; Nobles. At least the condescension is limited to just modern music (1977 &#8211; 2006) so the list of obscure references mixed in with the most overplayed hip hop won&#8217;t be as draining. Still, it is admirable [...]]]></description>
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