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		<title>Current Music Presents: Embedded</title>
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Current Music Presents: Embedded
So as we all know music television has been lacking for several years. MTV no longer plays music and VH1 now follows the reality TV model. THis has left many music lovers with little hope of music ever being presented on television. The music gods have [...]]]></description>
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