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Soft Loft
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Hey Brian, Yeah, I think it would be a good idea to split the mp3, but perhaps only 3 ways. How about... 1.Country and Americana (folk, alt-country, etc). including acoustic singer song-writer 2. Pop/Rock Indie and Top 40 i.e. commercial and produced music 3. Adult contemporary including Jazz and instrumentals If you break it into genres where do you stop? What is the reason for this? Are folks complaining that the country stuff crowds them out? Kevin - I think probably it just gives everyone "somewhere to go". If you're an electronic musicican for example, and land on the mp3 board, there is very little there for you to coment upon. I think the idea is to get a more diverse representation of what JPF does ? cheers, niteshift
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