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Dear Lars

From: Blunt Youth Radio Project
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Commentator Ethan Jud shares his opinions about file sharing with Metallica drummer and spokesperson, Lars Ulrich. Read the full description.

Default-piece-image-0 Youth reporter and commentator Ethan Jud shares his opinions about file sharing with Metallica drummer and spokesperson, Lars Ulrich. Jud discovered Metallica's music on Napster and has since spent over $600 on Metallica CDs, concert tickets, and merchandise. This piece originally aired on Blunt Radio at WMPG in Portland, ME.

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Youth reporter and commentator Ethan Jud shares his opinions about file sharing with Metallica drummer and spokesperson, Lars Ulrich. Jud discovered Metallica's music on Napster and has since spent over $600 on Metallica CDs, concert tickets, and merchandise. This piece originally aired on Blunt Radio at WMPG in Portland, ME.

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Review of Dear Lars

OK piece. I really am waiting for the author to talk in a a more natural voice - more emotion. Dude - tell me how you feel :^)

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