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    …band debuted its 2009 album, Backspacer, on the social networking site MySpace, and it was one of the first releases to take advantage of Apple’s iTunes LP format—a software enhancement meant to more closely replicate the experience of a physical album by offering liner notes, lyric sheets, and photographs of…

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    …band debuted its 2009 album, Backspacer, on the social networking site MySpace, and it was one of the first releases to take advantage of Apple’s iTunes LP format—a software enhancement meant to more closely replicate the experience of a physical album by offering liner notes, lyric sheets, and photographs of…

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